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What if the most dangerous thing you could own was a book?In a world where books are forbidden and independent thought is discouraged, firemen no longer put out fires—they start them. Their job is simple: find books, burn them, and keep society comfortable, entertained, and unquestioning.
Guy Montag is a fireman who has never questioned the rules. Until he meets Clarisse, a young woman whose curiosity and willingness to ask questions force him to see his world differently. As Montag begins to question the life he has built, he discovers a society increasingly consumed by screens, speed, and the desire to avoid anything uncomfortable.
But curiosity comes with a price.
As Montag secretly searches for meaning in the very books he was taught to destroy, he finds himself caught between the life he knows and a dangerous new understanding of what it means to think, remember, and choose for yourself.
Based on Ray Bradbury’s groundbreaking dystopian novel, FAHRENHEIT 451 is a powerful story about censorship, conformity, technology, and the enduring importance of knowledge. In a world where books burn and questions are dangerous, one person must decide whether staying comfortable is worth losing the freedom to think.
Sometimes, the first spark begins with a question.
DATES:
November 19th-21st, 7pm
November 22nd, 1pm
TICKET PRICES:
$12 Adults
$10 Seniors (55+)
$7 Students
*$11 FOR FHSD EMPLOYEES*
**THIS PRODUCTION USES FLASHING LIGHTS, FOG, AND MATURE LANGAUGE.**
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2549 Hackmann Road, 63303, 2549 Hackmann Rd, St Charles, MO 63303-5452, United States
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