A veteran of offering one-man dramatic shows for over 30 years, Kevin Radaker is well prepared to perform for your event any one of the following five dramatic monologues that he has compiled himself:

• A 50-minute monologue in which Churchill focuses on World War I
• A 50-minute monologue in which Churchill focuses on World War II
• A 50-minute monologue in which Churchill recalls his experiences with war, including his times in combat (1895-1900, 1915-1916) and his years as Prime Minister of England during World War II
• A 50-minute monologue set in 1932 in which Churchill holds forth on politics, democracy, the United States, modern science, and the future
• An 80-minute monologue in which Churchill focuses on World War II and the first decade of the Cold War

 
No matter which of the above monologues you choose, each is infused with the marvelous wit and pugnacious personality of Winston Churchill, for he will spend the first 10-15 minutes humorously describing himself to some degree, including his tastes, habits and hobbies.
 
Throughout the entire monologue, Radaker's meticulous imitation of Churchill's voice and mannerisms will enhance a script that features the inspiring eloquence and sharp wit of the indomitable leader whom Time magazine recognized in 1950 as "the man of the half century."
 
After the dramatic monologue is offered, Kevin Radaker, the actor-scholar, can answer questions about Winston Churchill for 15-30 minutes, if the venue so desires.
 
This outstanding dramatic program is certain to entertain, educate, and inspire any audience as it asks them to imagine themselves at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City on December 11, 1931 (for monologue 1 as described above), on March 15, 1946 (for monologues 2 and 3 as described above), or July 27, 1955 (for monologue 5 as described above). 
 
For more information or to book a performance, contact Professor Radaker at kpradaker@anderson.edu

Professor Radaker's research efforts in developing this dramatic portrayal received support from the Anderson University Falls Fund for Faculty Development and from the Lilly Endowment.