Specific days that might warrant a production of

JFK: Light the World

A single or multi performance series of productions of the play would be appropriate on the following days

President’s Day: JFK was our 35th president. His presidency was filled with important evernts, including the failed "Bay Of Pigs" invasion which he openly accepted blame for, the Cuban Missle crisis which showed his calm but strong resistance to military hawks who pressed for an invasion which in his mind could have provoked a nuclear war.

Memorial Day (honoring those who died in battle): While serving as President and Commander in Chief of all U.S. forces including those in Vietnam and battling communism daily in the Cold War, JFK was struck down by assassins.

July the Fourth (honoring the date we declared our independence): Honoring JFK on this day could remind audiences of his courageous stands against military advisors, party leaders, etc., during the Cuban Missle crisisetc. He was a politician and a member of the Democrat party, but his most important decisions were made independently.

Veterans’ Day (honoring all who served in the U.S. military, both living and deceased): JFK served in the U.S. Navy in WWII, he was also Commander in Chief during his presidency

November 22, any year (not a holiday, but the anniversary of his murder is remembered in some form every year):