Dar He: The Story of Emmett Till Tickets

Dar He: The Story of Emmett Till is a compelling one-man documentary theatre piece created and performed by Mike Wiley. The show uses multiple character voices to recount the pivotal 1955 events surrounding Emmett Till, drawing inspiration from public records and interviews. This isn’t a conventional musical; it’s an immersive, historical drama that invites audiences to witness dialogue and perspectives from the era. The production has expanded from stage to film, earning widespread recognition and festival awards.

Wiley’s work blends storytelling with rigorous research, delivering a nuanced portrayal of a watershed moment in civil rights history. The accompanying film adaptation has garnered major acclaim, including Best Actor at the Harlem International Film Festival, and the project has earned additional honors such as the Ann Atwater Award (2020) and the Constance Welsh Award (Theatre for Youth). The show continues to reach audiences through regional performances and educational partnerships with theatres and universities.

Below you’ll find upcoming 2025 tour stops, along with venue details and how to secure your seats. We’ve got you covered with straightforward, no-pressure ticket access.

Scheduled 2025 tour dates showcase the show’s reach across the U.S., including a February stop in Lawrenceville, GA, and an October engagement in Chattanooga, TN. For the latest venue information and how to purchase tickets, explore the listings and secure your seats today. If you’re involved with a venue or institution, we can help connect you with this powerful piece of theatre that blends documentary storytelling with historical insight.

Social media and official pages for Dar He are often promoted through affiliated theatres and universities. For the most accurate updates, check in with the presenting organizations and their official channels where you follow the show’s progress and share your experiences with fellow theater lovers.

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