Join us for a dramatic reading of
COME AND TAKE IT
March 8, 2024
6 to 9:30pm
THE ALAMO
**No cost to attend but RSVP required for admittance**
RSVP's are now CLOSED - Please call 210.369.8311 for more information
Step back in time and immerse yourself in a riveting historical fiction play that unfolds the untold story of Susannah Dickinson and Joe Travis, two figures lost in the annals of history, now brought to life on the stage. Set against the backdrop of Texas’ tumultuous frontier days, this captivating production explores the harrowing experiences of Susannah and Joe, the two of the survivors of the Alamo, both were haunted by their experiences there.
As the narrative unfolds, audiences will witness the redemptive journey of these two complex characters, both grappling with the aftermath of tragedy and personal demons. The play skillfully weaves a tale of resilience and forgiveness, shedding light on the human spirit's capacity to endure and transcend even the darkest moments in history.
Through compelling performances, intricate storytelling, and a meticulously crafted historical backdrop, the production invites the audience to reflect on the complexities of survival, guilt, and the healing power of redemption. Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience a powerful and emotional exploration of Susannah’s and Joe’s lives, as their stories come to life on stage in a spellbinding historical fiction play.
As the narrative unfolds, audiences will witness the redemptive journey of these two complex characters, both grappling with the aftermath of tragedy and personal demons. The play skillfully weaves a tale of resilience and forgiveness, shedding light on the human spirit's capacity to endure and transcend even the darkest moments in history.
Through compelling performances, intricate storytelling, and a meticulously crafted historical backdrop, the production invites the audience to reflect on the complexities of survival, guilt, and the healing power of redemption. Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience a powerful and emotional exploration of Susannah’s and Joe’s lives, as their stories come to life on stage in a spellbinding historical fiction play.
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CAVALRY COURTYARD
300 Alamo Plaza San Antonio, TX 78205 Please enter through the North Gate, near the Emily Morgan hotel. Attire is Hill Country Chic 
We recommend parking at the two lots near the Emily Morgan Hotel located at 198 Ave E, San Antonio, TX 78205. This will give you the easiest access to the North Gate entrance.
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Enjoy a complimentary curated selection of Texan-inspired cocktails, a taste of Texan tapas enriched by the riveting reading of "Come and Take It." The play will unravel its narrative, transporting the audience through the compelling stories of Susanna Dickinson, Joe Travis, and the courageous defenders of the Alamo. This extraordinary evening guarantees a seamless fusion of historical depth, culinary delight, and the captivating force of live theater.
RSVP's are now CLOSED
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Help us produce the 2025 production of "Come and Take It."
Producing a compelling and impactful production like "Come and Take It" requires substantial resources and support. By becoming a sponsor, you not only contribute to the cultural enrichment of the community but also align your brand with a meaningful and engaging event. Your support enables us to showcase the resilience and spirit of characters such as Susanna Dickinson and Joe Travis, weaving their stories into the fabric of our shared history. We invite you to join us on this journey and consider making a donation or exploring sponsorship opportunities to play a crucial role in the success of the 2025 production of "Come and Take It."
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For more information on how to how to show your support or sponsor this production, please visit AlamoCityArts.org or email [email protected].
Thank you for your continued support!
Thank you for your continued support!
Writer - Donald S. FrazierDonald S. Frazier, Director of The Texas Center at Schreiner University in Kerrville, Texas, and an esteemed veteran of several decades in higher education, is an award-winning author renowned for his contributions to American Civil War, Texas History, Military History, and US-Mexican Borderlands literature. Beyond academia, Frazier has played a pivotal role in heritage and cultural tourism initiatives, consulting on the development of museums, research centers, and historical projects both in the U.S. and internationally. His dedication extends to historic preservation, where he currently presides as President and CEO of the McWhiney History Education Group. Recognized by prestigious organizations, including the American Association for State and Local History, The Texas Historical Foundation, the Historical Society of New Mexico, and the Louisiana Historical Association, Frazier remains a notable figure in the realm of history education and preservation.
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Co-Producer - Anne StreetAnne Street, Producer, is excited to help bring to life Don Frazier’s Come and Take It. Anne and Don met through their shared love of Texas history. She was instrumental in producing the staged reading of Come and Take It at Graham Regional Theatre in Graham, Texas in 2019. Based on the success of that reading, she is partnering with Alamo City Arts to bring the play to the stage just steps away from the Alamo in 2025.
Anne’s vocation is in business and hospitality. She earned her BA in Humanities from Texas Wesleyan University in 1978 where she has served as a member of the Board of Trustees since 1991. She has produced numerous large-scale musicals for Graham Regional Theatre and First United Methodist Church Fort Worth since the mid 1980’s. She is goal oriented and loves to see a production grow from an idea to a good experience for the audience, performers and crew. In addition, Anne is a seasoned performer. Some of her favorite roles include Clairee in Steel Magnolias, Golde in Fiddler on the Roof and Mrs. Potts in Beauty and the Beast. She continues to perform in the DFW area in Chordially Yours, a vocal ensemble. Professionally, Anne co-founded Gramily Entertainment in 1995 with her then husband, Mike Skipper. Gramily won a Tony in 2008 for co-producing the original Broadway production of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s In the Heights. Co-Producer -
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