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The Core Theatre
Mela Kitchen
1865 Gettysburg Village Drive
at The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg

Saturday, October 22, 2022 – 7 p.m.

Sunday, October 23, 2022 – 2 p.m.

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latest news coverage!

09-07-2022, “THE PEOPLE PROJECT 2022” Announces Cast, Public Art Collab Dates

08-19-2022, Gettysburg Times, Art is Essential in Daily Lives

05-06-2022, Gettysburg Times, My Place at the Table Project Theme

03-09-2022, Gettysburg Times, Pick A Theme for The People Project

01-19-2022, Gettysburg Times, Arts Council Receives Grant

View The People Project 2021: Stories of the Unexpected on YouTube

THE PEOPLE PROJECT 2022:
My Place at the Table

  • Cast of The People Project 2020: Masks of Oppression
    Performed at the Stevens Theatre, Gettysburg College

  • The stage is set at the Stevens Theatre for The People Project 2018: Stories of Home

  • The People Project 2021: Stories of the Unexpected shared stories, music, and visual art that reflected how middle and high school students were coping creatively with the challenges of the pandemic. It culminated in a video instead of a live performance.

  • Publicity posters from The People Project 2017-2020

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Theme for The People Project 2022:

My Place at the Table:

Gathering around a dinner table can inspire conversations. And some of us have had more time to gather over family meals during the past two pandemic years. Can you imagine the stories we could share about our family meals? But this theme can also speak to inclusion and diversity—i.e., having a place at the table in terms of a business, a board, a voice.

Funded by:

Funding for The People Project 2022 has been provided by PA Humanities and the National Endowment for the Humanities as part of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, and by the ROBERT C. HOFFMAN CHARITABLE ENDOWMENT TRUST.