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The Lion of Freedom
Basic Information
Address: 971 N. McLean Blvd
Memphis, Tn 38107
Phone Number: 901-262-0126
Email: bookdariuswallace@gmail.com
Director: Darius Wallace
Action Shots
Additional Information
Grade Levels:
K-5, 6-8, 9-12
Length: Black History, Literacy
Travel:
Based in Atlanta & Memphis. Other travel paid by school.
Pricing: 2,500.00
Workshops:
Darius can add an acting workshop.
Setup: Self contained.
Takedown: Self contained.
Equipment: If the venue is big, a Lavalier microphone would be best. He also likes to work with a chair, small table, and coat rack on stage.
Highlights:
Audiences will witness Darius Wallace transform into several different characters of influence on Douglass's life through song, speeches, monologue, and poetry.
Mission Statement:
To inspire young people toward self-determination, overcoming adversity, and the power of literacy.
Philosophy/Belief Statement: Darius believes in doing his part to inspire young people to become literate and self-determined, to celebrate a triumphant story in Black History, and to help cultivate a culture of kindness.
Program History:
Darius created this program 20 years ago because he's an actor who wanted to work, rather than waiting for the phone to ring.
Testimonials: See his testimonials. https://dariuswallace.com/pages/testimonials
Additional Information:
Frederick Douglas's descendants are modern day abolitionists fighting human trafficking. They bring Darius in to perform for their events. He also performs at The National Archives once or twice a year.