What the Constitution Means to Me is a play by Heidi Schreck that will be presented by Voices Amplified at the Farish Theatre in the Central Library in Lexington, Kentucky, from September 5–7, 2024. The play is a humorous and historical look at the Constitution and how it might shape the next generation of Americans. Schreck draws from her own experiences as a 15-year-old who debated the Constitution for college scholarships and from her family's history to tell the story of four generations of women whose lives were shaped by the Constitution. The play also includes a debate between Schreck and a local high school debater about whether the Constitution should be abolished and replaced, with the conclusion of the debate varying with each performance. 

Tickets for the Lexington performances are on sale now, and seating is limited. Purchase tickets HERE. Be sure to select the date you want.

Staff a table to represent LWV of Lexington at the Voices Amplified Production of "What the Constitution Means to Me." Register voters, recruit new members, and pass out voter information.

Set up time is 1:30 PM. The show starts at 2:00 PM . Contact mary.hughes@lwvlexington.com or sign up on the Mobilize platform HERE.

Before volunteering, please watch our “Voter Registration Training” Video and “Talking With Voters” Webinar on our website hhttps://www.lwvlexington.com/voter-registration-1