Moving Arts

As we reach our final performance of WHAT PRICE FREEDOM today at 4pm, we’re filled with gratitude.

To the creatives, actors, and collaborators—we're grateful for your artistry and the work you brought to this production.
To our audiences—thank you for showing up, listening, and being part of this journey.

📸 Rob Nagle as Benjamin Franklin and Brandon Bales as John Adams. Photo by Eric Pargac.

"What makes What Price Freedom resonate is its refusal to turn these historical figures into symbols. Instead, Blake presents Adams and Franklin as flawed, brilliant, occasionally pedantic men who must learn—not to agree—but to trust in the strength of their differences." - Larchmont Buzz

🔗 full review https://larchmontbuzz.com/theater/what-price-freedom/

Only 3 Performances Left!
📆 Must Close May 3
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📸 Brandon Bales as John Adams and Rob Nagle as Benjamin Franklin. Photo by Eric Pargac.

Join us this Saturday, April 25, for a talkback with historian Dan Schnur after the 8pm performance of WHAT PRICE FREEDOM.

Dan works as a professor and political analyst whose commentaries have appeared in the Los Angeles Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Sacramento Bee, the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, and the New York Times. In addition, he has been an analyst and political commentator for CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, and National Public Radio.

WHAT PRICE FREEDOM
📍 Moving Arts
📅 Now – May 3
🎟 https://movingarts.org/project/what-price-freedom/

📸 Brandon Bales as John Adams and Rob Nagle as Benjamin Franklin. Photos by Eric Pargac.

Tonight, we step into history.

WHAT PRICE FREEDOM begins performances this evening—bringing to life a moment when the future of a nation was anything but certain.

Join us at Moving Arts!

📆 Now – May 3
🎟 https://movingarts.org/project/what-price-freedom/



📸 Brandon Bales as John Adams and Rob Nagle as Benjamin Franklin. Photo by Eric Pargac.