Honoring Florence Nightingale through music this September

Musical performances on Florence Nightingale's life will be coming to West Seattle this September on Sunday, 23rd and 30th.
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Musical performances on Florence Nightingale's life will be coming to West Seattle this September on Sunday, 23rd and 30th.

This September, HEARTS: Health Enriched by the Arts is collaborating with Admiral UCC and Providence Mt. Saint Vincent to presents Nightingale: A Musical Regarding the Life and Passion of Miss Florence Nightingale.

Through original music and dramatic scenes, Nightingale follows Florence Nightingale’s life through her struggle to understand her “call from God,” her resistance against her wealthy British family and Victorian society and her leadership during the Crimean War. HEARTS honors Nightingale’s work in healthcare reform, creation of nurse training and the profession of nursing in this modern take on her life.

HEARTS will perform Nightingale for two nights only before taking this musical to nursing schools, organizations, healthcare institutions and other venues in 2019 and 2020 in celebration of Florence Nightingale’s 200th birthday:

Sunday, Sept. 23 at 3 p.m.
Admiral Congregational UCC
4320 SW Hill St., Seattle
$15 donation at the door

Sunday, Sept. 30 at 3 p.m.
Providence Mount St. Vincent, in the Chapel
4831 35th Ave SW, Seattle
No charge

Following performances, workshops for nurses and others will give participants the opportunity to respond to the show, to Florence Nightingale as an inspiring role model and to the history of nursing and to give expression to their own voices as nurses and healthcare professionals. Come out and experience a modern take on Florence Nightingale’s contributions to nursing history.


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