The Ruckus at Machias
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The Ruckus at Machias is a 1976 play written by Richard Sewell. Originally written for students at Coburn Classical Institute in Waterville, Maine to enhance a unit on Maine history. The Ruckus at Machias has since been performed numerous times and won first prize at the Fremont Centre Theater Contest in California in 2004.
The Ruckus at Machias is "a play about individuals, as a history of democracy should be."[1] Taking place in the small, sea-bound community of Machias, Maine, the play's action centers around first naval engagement of the Revolutionary War, the capturing of the British ship the Margeretta in 1775, known as the Battle of Machias.
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- ^ Sewell, Richard. The Ruckus at Machias. Play Manuscript.
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