Playing The Constitution

Excerpt from Playing the Constitution at the Rendezvous - Jewelbox Theater, Seattle. 
From ​L - R: Professor Christian Halliburton, Seattle University School of Law,
Scott Adams -  Guitar, Andre Elias - Tabla, Constitution Reader - Charles Leggett.

Playing the Constitution is a musical public read aloud marathon of the U.S. Constitution designed to allow for comments, questions, sharing experiences and opinions. This is a candid, unscripted collective Constitution reading / interpretation that gives time and space for complexity and depth. During  Playing the Constitution, the public is invited to step up to the microphone to read the document. Accompanying the readers are musicians, who play to the reading of each participant. Lawyers, constitutional scholars, and law students are on hand to share insights and answer questions as they arise, live, in real time. Playing the Constitution turns the reading of what often is a little understood document into a living dynamic text.
Playing The Constitution has been held at The Jewelbox Theater in Seattle, The National Underground, and The Living Room in New York City.

Playing the Constitution at The National Underground, NYC
Musical Talent - Jon Sobel, Greenpoint Terminal Market
Constitutional Talent -  Melissa Goodman, Prof. Joseph Landau, Arshad Majid

Playing the Constitution at The Living Room, NYC
Musical Talent – Amanda Thorpe, 3 Teens Kill 4, Goddess,  Admiral Pork Brain
Constitutional Talent - Professor Susan Herman,  Alexander Abdo, Adam Davids, Professor Ekow Yankah

Playing the Constitution at the Rendezvous Jewelbox Theater, Seattle 
Musical Talent – Rob Witmer, Charles Leggett, Hans Teuber, Carl Sander & Miranda Taylor, Amy Deine, Scott Adams, Andre Elias, Steve Freeborn, Mark Fauver (reprecode), Pete Alba, Samantha Boshnack & Bill Bradburd.
Constitutional Talent - Professor David Skover,  Professor Christian Halliburton,  Shon Hopwood , Frank Shoichet. Law students Daniel Richards and Jon Collins.