The Miracle Worker — The Inspiring Story of Helen Keller
Actors Co-op Theatres (Hollywood, CA)
The life of Helen Keller, the courageous woman who overcame tremendous disability, is familiar to most of us. But such is the power of her amazing story that it continues to inspire again and again. William Gibson’s The Miracle Worker was first presented on stage in 1959. It tells the true story of a young teacher named Annie Sullivan and her heroic efforts to give the blind, deaf and mute Helen Keller the gift of language. With no way to communicate, Keller’s life until meeting Sullivan was one of frustration and rage. With remarkable dedication and love, Sullivan fed Keller the universe through her hands. Audiences are reawakened to the limitless possibilities of being alive.
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