The Vietnam War - At Home and Abroad Tickets

The Vietnam War - At Home and Abroad is a distinctive historical multimedia performance produced by American History Unbound. This non-musical, theater-style program blends archival photographs, film footage, and era music with personal artifacts—most notably Zippo lighters engraved with messages from troops. Narrated by John Monsky, the piece invites audiences to engage with the human dimensions of the Vietnam era while grounded in documentary materials and live storytelling. The premiere took place on March 24, 2018, at Carnegie Hall’s Zankel Hall in New York City, as part of The ’60s: The Years That Changed America citywide festival.

As part of a broader touring footprint, The Vietnam War - At Home and Abroad sits alongside other American History Unbound programs such as We Chose to Go to the Moon (2019) and The Eyes of the World (2021). These programs continue the company’s mission to present historical, educational experiences in intimate, accessible formats that feel like a conversation with a knowledgeable friend in the business.

While this program is not a traditional recording artist with albums or singles, it stands as a documented historical lecture and performance. For fans of American history and multimedia storytelling, The Vietnam War - At Home and Abroad offers a rare, immersive perspective on a pivotal era. To stay connected with updates and related programs, follow American History Unbound on their official channels and social feeds. Secure your seats through Gold Coast Tickets to experience this thought-provoking production in a live venue setting.