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4 de abr. de 2024 · James Hemings, a name whispering through the annals of American culinary history, was much more than just a chef—he was a revolutionary in the kitchen. His story, reminiscent of “just go with it” cast maneuvers, shows us how one man’s journey into the culinary world was filled with as much intrigue as a Hollywood plotline.
- The Forest, Virginia plantation
- James Hemings
- 1765
17 de abr. de 2024 · One righteous moan-a-logue by James Hemings (Alano Miller), Jefferson’s enslaved chef and valet and Sally’s brother, takes up a full page of the script and touches on Thomas Paine’s “The Rights...
Hace 1 día · Jefferson had taken her older brother, James Hemings, to Paris as part of his domestic staff and had him trained in French cuisine. According to Sally's son, Madison Hemings, the 16-year-old Sally and Jefferson began a sexual relationship in Paris, where she became pregnant.
- John Adams
- John Adams
16 de abr. de 2024 · Sus creadores parecen no poder decidir: ¿Jefferson realmente amaba a Hemings o era un depredador sexual? ¿Fue “más amable” que otros esclavizadores de su época? ¿Existe evidencia que respalde la afirmación, hecha por un productor adinerado, de que tenía Asperger?
19 de abr. de 2024 · This is the macaroni and cheese recipe that would have been made in the kitchens at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello. Jefferson first became familiar the creamy, cheesy baked dish of macaroni from his time in Paris and it was enslaved cooks, James Hemings, Peter Hemings, Edith Hern Fossett and Frances Gillette Hern, who prepared this ...
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Hace 2 días · Sheria Irving, Alano Miller, Daniel Petzold, Gabriel Ebert, Leland Fowler, and Kristolyn Lloyd . Ultimately, for me, the heart of the play lies in three speeches: James Hemings’s passionate plea for freedom articulated in “The Pursuit of Happiness,” and the monologues by both Thomas and Sally—or should I say by the actors Gabriel Ebert and Sheria Irving—about the characters they are ...
17 de abr. de 2024 · Uno tiene lugar en 1790 y se centra en la relación entre Thomas Jefferson (un Gabriel Ebert de voz aflautada) y Sally Hemings (Sheria Irving), la mujer esclavizada que le dio al menos seis hijos. La plantación Monticello de Jefferson es sugerida a medias por el escenógrafo Riccardo Hernández con una puerta independiente, columnas de estilo militar y una pesada cortina.
