Voices of a Revolution

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Saturday, August 1, 2026 – Sunday, August 2, 2026

Times: Coggeshall Farm Museum is open from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m

Cost: Included with standard daytime admission ($10 for adults, $5 for youth ages 4-17) or with Coggeshall Farm Museum membership or Old Sturbridge Village membership.

Coggeshall Farm Museum in Bristol, RI

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To commemorate the nation’s 250th, Coggeshall Farm Museum will be hosting Voices of a Revolution on Saturday, August 1 and Sunday, August 2 in partnership with ClockJack Productions. Visitors will step into a rural New England community and meet four Revolutionary-era residents, each navigating the growing conflict in their own way. Guests will each be assigned their own character to move through the farm as and ultimately decide whether it is in their best interest to fight for independence or remain loyal to the British Crown.

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Voices of a Revolution will also be running at Old Sturbridge Village from July 1 – July 26, along with their production of Songs of Liberty. Learn more here!

Meet the Actors Behind the Story

Voices of a Revolution is produced in partnership with ClockJack Productions and features the dynamic talents of four regional actors:

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Lawyer

Portrayed by Dr. Jake Austin Robertson

Dr. Jake Austin Robertson is a performer and academic from Illinois whose creative career spans from off-Broadway theater to the drag stage. A scholar and artist, Jake recently earned a Ph.D. in Medieval & Modern Languages from the University of Oxford. Their latest creative endeavor is their original play Songbird, which explores themes of queer oppression in Russia. Jake’s diverse performance credits include roles in Two Gentlemen of Verona, All the Mournful Voices, Lesson in Murder, Way Down, and The Blacklist.

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Housemaid

Portrayed by Crystal Tweed

Crystal Tweed is a New York-based actress, model, host, and content creator whose career spans a variety of film and theater projects. Beyond her work in front of the camera, she is a versatile performer with professional training in singing and modeling, bringing a diverse range of creative skills to every role she takes on. Her extensive performance credits include roles in Pathway to the Ballot Box, Paint, The Hating Game, Diarios de un Intercambio, and Lapsis.

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Printer

Portrayed by Bryce Crumlish

Bryce Crumlish is a New York-based actor whose career spans a variety of television and theater projects. He is a versatile performer with professional training in acting, voice, speech, and stage combat, bringing a range of skills to every role he takes on. His performance history includes contributions at Old Sturbridge Village, where he appeared in Nevermore, Phantoms by Firelight, and Fairy Tale Farm. Outside of OSV, his extensive credits include roles in Evil Lives Here, My True Crime Story, Mysteries at the Museum, and Macbeth.

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Farmer’s Wife

Portrayed by Catherine Luciani

Catherine Luciani is a Connecticut-based poet and performer who has built a diverse portfolio across stage, film, and voiceover. With academic experience in acting, creative writing, movement, and more, Catherine brings a fresh energy to every role. Her performance history includes contributions at Old Sturbridge Village, where she appeared in Nevermore. Her recent credits include roles in Anna in the Tropics, Good Night, Oscar, Twelfth Night/Fledgling, and Julius Caesar: On Tour!.

Daily Schedule:

Set #1:

11:15 – The Printer at the Blacksmith Shop

11:30 – The Housemaid at the Farmhouse

11:45 – The Lawyer at the Ed. Center

12:00 – The Farmer’s Wife at the Barn

Set #2:

12:30 – The Printer at the Blacksmith Shop

12:45 – The Housemaid at the Farmhouse

1:00 – The Lawyer at the Ed. Center

1:15 – The Farmer’s Wife at the Barn

Set #3:

1:45 – The Printer at the Blacksmith Shop

2:00 – The Housemaid at the Farmhouse

2:15 – The Lawyer at the Ed. Center

2:30 – The Farmer’s Wife at the Barn

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