Somerville Public Library Blog

Join us tonight at 7:00 p.m. at the Central Library for a remarkable performance by Alan Kitty as the legendary Mark Twain.

2010 marks the 100th anniversary of Mark Twain’s death. But all around the US, people are already beginning to report sightings - some claiming to have had actual contact with the spirit of the great humorist himself. This is not a séance. And it is unlike any staged Mark Twain performance anywhere in the world. Alan Kitty is emerging as one of the premiere Mark Twain interpreters of our times - because his Mark Twain tells stories that may have happened as recently as last week; that might have been ripped from today’s headlines, and that are relevant in any century.

Mark Twain’s Last Stand is a show for adult audiences that has been presented in 12 states. It is a thought-provoking piece intended as an entertainment for people who like to think. Laughter is encouraged, but not required. DISCLAIMER: Anyone who is satisfied with the status-quo will not have a good time unless their medication has been properly adjusted.

This performance is free and all are welcome to attend. Don’t miss it!

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