Wow! What a night! Thank you so much to everyone who came to After the War: 1919. It was one for the books. I received so many wonderful comments afterwards it was truly heartwarming. One person even referred to it as “life changing.”
It’s pretty amazing to work on something for five years, and then finally see it come into the world—let alone receive such amazing feedback.
I also want to give thanks to the amazing musicians who provided their talent and hard work to make this show the best it could be. And thanks to our top notch tech crew who worked their wizardry to gracefully pull off this highly technical show.
We’d like to give a very big thank you to the following. We couldn’t have done this without you.
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Yours in remembering,
Ken
Photos from the performance and the dress rehearsal.
Written by: Ken Fitzsimmons
Ken Fitzsimmons has worked in music for 30 years, receiving a Bachelor of Music under the tutelage of jazz bass great Richard Davis, and an MBA from the Bolz Center of Arts Administration. He is the bassist in Milwaukee-based Little Blue Crunchy things and co-founder of the nationally touring Irish rock group The Kissers.
He has taught music privately for three decades and serves as the Education Director at Madison Music Foundry. In 2018 he was the Artistic Director for the multimedia “rock and roll history show” The Greatest War: World War One, Wisconsin, and Why It Still Matters produced in partnership with Four Seasons Theatre and Antishadows Theatrical Design.
