Now I See is a broadway-style musical unveiling the true story of the abolition of slavery in Great Britain. This cause called upon some of the world’s finest women and men in history, and this musical seeks to honor them and their callings, and their refusal to submit to the winds of an unrelenting storm; and instead, finding meaning in the struggle.

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Having purchased his freedom, Olaudo Equiano feels called to champion abolition and write the story of his people, but he questions whether he is enough to accomplish the overwhelming task.

Barbara Wilberforce pleads with her husband, William, to be present with his family during his 46-year pursuit to abolish slavery.

Samuel Thornton celebrates a moment of great victory for the abolitionist movement, that also highlights his own ability to outperform the skepticism of others.

In prison, Mary Prince pleads for answers to life's hardest question: why is there suffering and injustice?









Witness history transformed by ordinary people who choose courage over comfort. Celebrate the women and men who day-after-day answered a difficult calling, united by purpose, and determined to change the world.
Discover the doubt, fear, and sacrifice by England's greatest leaders that learned that the struggle itself refines character, deepens faith, and expands love.
Explore the legacy that shows that freedom is never secured by standing still—it advances when courageous people rise, endure, and act for generations yet to come.
". . . beautifully written and such a powerful message. It is truly incredible."
"It will make you laugh and cry."
"I can't remember a time I've enjoyed music with more joy and exhilaration."

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