Portrayed by Christian Johnson

Frances Hopkinson One of 56 Patriots who pledged life, limb and fortune by signing the Declaration of Independence, Frances Hopkinson gave hope to all by daring to believe we could live in a nation independent of a monarch, a nation with its own value and values. Frances Hopkinson was known as an artist, telling stories of his culture, singing his songs, acting as a librarian and designing what came to be considered the first American flag. Hopkinson touched the minds and hearts of his compatriots with his poetry, his songs and by his example, declaring, “My days have been so wond’rous free.” Selected to be the first federal judge of Pennsylvania by George Washington, Hopkinson was proud to serve his short 1-year term. Chris Johnson makes the heart and humanity of Frances Hopkinson accessible to his audiences. Perfectly cast to portray this man of extraordinary talent and charm, Johnson tells tales that engage and inform. This time traveler imparts truth as he interprets the truth of Frances Hopkinson’s life. Invite Christian Johnson’s Frances Hopkinson to your event and you are sure to be inspired as you journey to a time when Patriots took risks for noble truths.

Invite  Frances Hopkinson to your event:

• Educational Programs: Programs for Schools, Libraries, Museums, Historical Sites
• Parties: Visually-recognizable historical characters to Meet & Greet, Mix & Mingle, Propose Toasts, Pose for Photo Ops
• Pair with Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, other Signers of the Declaration of Independence, Betsy Ross
• Christian Johnson: Bio of Actor/Historian, Reenactor, or Impersonator