Step into American history through the lens of theater at the McNay Art Museum’s new exhibit “A People’s History: The American Experiment on Stage.” Celebrating 250 years of the nation, this powerful showcase explores how playwrights, puppeteers, and performers have shaped—and been shaped by—key moments like women’s suffrage and anti-war protests. From America’s first post-independence play, “The Contrast,” to Marlon Brando’s iconic portrait and a giant puppet from Bread and Puppet Theater, the exhibit reveals theater’s role in reflecting our ideals and challenging our future. Don’t miss this timely, thought-provoking journey where art and history collide—on display until early November.
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