Rochel Garner Coleman plays the Black cowboy Nat Love. The performance chronicles the journey of a former slave who joined thousands of others to explore and settle the West. This performance explores an uncommon narrative of the Old West while recreating a period in American history that has captivated generations ever since. The performance starts with Love’s birth into slavery and explores his life. The performance includes Love’s walk to freedom and how he won his cowboy name. Based on stories from Love’s autobiography, this one-man show was written by Rochel and underwent development at the Langston Hughes Center for the Arts in Seattle.
Grades: K - 8
Audience Limit: 300
Program Length: 45 min.
Assembly Price: $1,170
Assembly Two-in-a-Row Price: $1,805
Travel Fee: $95/day
sound system that he can plug into, glass of water, small children’s desk of table (with no chair attached) or a piano bench.