Cover curriculum standards with a trip to the Chattanooga Theatre Centre!

Thursday & Friday, October 24 & 25

Performances at 10:00AM

$6.00 per student (one chaperone free with every 10 students)

Additional Adults $13.00

FOR SCHOOL GROUP BOOKINGS:

Please call the Box Office at 423-267-8534

World War I: The Great War

The Great War was the opening shot of the tumultuous 20th Century. As empires were built and rapidly fell, World War I ushered in a rush of technological advances and set in motion geo-political changes that are still felt today.

The Chattanooga Theatre Centre, which has been educating and entertaining school-age audiences for over 30 years, brings you this entertaining, one-man show, featuring local military historian Louis Varnell who takes students through the causes of the war, the technological advances of the age, the realities of life in the trenches and the ultimate outcome of the “War to End All Wars.”

Addresses curriculum standards for 5th grade and high school social studies:

o   Causes of the war

o   America’s entry and involvement

o   A line-up of the Central and Allied Powers

o   Trench warfare, new weapons and technology

o   Major battles

o   The war’s influence on World War II