Endorsments:

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Endorsed by the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission

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“I strongly recommend Mr. Del Biancos Abraham Lincoln program. His teaching style, artistic craft, and talent will inspire students and teachers in all educational settings. He is a true mentor and a gifted musician.”

Meg Harrigan

Fine Arts Coordinator Rotella Interdistrict Magnet School

“I loved it all. I was totally captivated and taken back to the 1800’s. Mr. Del Bianco was Abraham Lincoln. The presentation was very informative and entertaining. It was like going back in time. It was also very educational!”

Karen Silva

4th Grade, Maloney Interdistrict Magnet School, Waterbury, Ct

“The students were very involved and enjoyed themselves. I found the students’ questions very entertaining. You are a brave man.”

Stacey Sigety

5th Grade, Hemlock Park School, Bayshore, NY

Abe Lincoln: “From Railsplitter To President”

Endorsed by the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission! In this interactive, dramatic program, actor-storyteller Lou Del Bianco portrays Abraham Lincoln as Civil War President, frontiersman and storyteller. Lincoln’s values…honesty, education, equity, inclusion, social justice and perseverance shine through this dynamic new presentation. Authentic historical quotations are used throughout; (handouts available). Gettysburg Address for older students. VIRTUAL PROGRAM AVAILABLE!

VIRTUAL PROGRAM AVAILABLE!
Lou can do a ZOOM style performance or provide a fully produced pre-recorded show. The show can be viewed in it’s entirety or broken up into short snippets for more flexible viewing! Click below to watch a preview:

ABRAHAM LINCOLN VIRTUAL PROGRAM EXCERPT

Programs for grades preK-2, 3-5 and 6-8. Study guide available.
New show for adults! Contact Lou for details

Great For:
• Start of the year kick-off in Sept. • Grace Bedell Letter to Abe in Oct. • Election day / Gettysburg Address in Nov. • Black History Month in Jan.		• Presidents Week in Feb. • End of Civil War in April • Memorial Day in May • Flag Day in June
or any time of year!