BENJAMIN FRANKLIN INTERPRETED
Actor historian Mitchell Kramer portrays Benjamin Franklin
Based in Historic Old City Philadelphia
215-287-3506
mitchellkramer@gmail.com
Actor and historian Mitchell Kramer portrays Benjamin Franklin.
As Ben was often described, Mitchell is considered approachable, knowledgeable, and humorous.
Clients include:
Independence National Historical Park
Valley Forge National Historical Park
The University of Pennsylvania
Temple University
Yeshiva University
Kean University
The Library Company of Philadelphia
The Free Library of Philadelphia
Philadelphia Society for the Preservation of Landmarks
Historic Christ Church and Burial Ground
Congregation Mikvah Israel
International Swimming Hall of Fame
Colonial Dames of Palm Beach Florida
Independence Hall Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution
Pennsylvania Convention Center
Museum of the American Revolution
Franklin Institute
Independence Visitor Center
Johnson And Johnson
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Thomas Built Buses
Blue Coat Distillery
Fox Sports, Major League Baseball broadcast
ESPN, College Football broadcast
ABC Good Morning America
CNN News Network
and many more.
Kramer owns and operates Mitchell Kramer Tours, Inc. offering tours of Historic Philadelphia.
He is on the Board of Directors of Mount Sinai Cemetery, founded in 1856.
He has written stories about 18th century Philadelphia for Historic Philadelphia, Inc.
The interactive theater piece, Our Friend Ben, was written and performed for the
National Museum of American Jewish History.
The story Lachimo, Lanape Storyteller was included in the anthology, Patriots, Pirates, Heroes & Spies: Stories from Historic Philadelphia, published by Grosset & Dunlap, Penguin International.
Kramer has a B.A. in playwriting and art history from Hampshire College.
and attended the Broadway theater’s Circle In The Square acting conservatory.
He has worked off-Broadway and in regional theater both on stage and in all areas of play development, notably for New York Theater Workshop and Dorset Theater Festival.
As Ben was often described, Mitchell is considered approachable, knowledgeable, and humorous.
Clients include:
Independence National Historical Park
Valley Forge National Historical Park
The University of Pennsylvania
Temple University
Yeshiva University
Kean University
The Library Company of Philadelphia
The Free Library of Philadelphia
Philadelphia Society for the Preservation of Landmarks
Historic Christ Church and Burial Ground
Congregation Mikvah Israel
International Swimming Hall of Fame
Colonial Dames of Palm Beach Florida
Independence Hall Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution
Pennsylvania Convention Center
Museum of the American Revolution
Franklin Institute
Independence Visitor Center
Johnson And Johnson
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Thomas Built Buses
Blue Coat Distillery
Fox Sports, Major League Baseball broadcast
ESPN, College Football broadcast
ABC Good Morning America
CNN News Network
and many more.
Kramer owns and operates Mitchell Kramer Tours, Inc. offering tours of Historic Philadelphia.
He is on the Board of Directors of Mount Sinai Cemetery, founded in 1856.
He has written stories about 18th century Philadelphia for Historic Philadelphia, Inc.
The interactive theater piece, Our Friend Ben, was written and performed for the
National Museum of American Jewish History.
The story Lachimo, Lanape Storyteller was included in the anthology, Patriots, Pirates, Heroes & Spies: Stories from Historic Philadelphia, published by Grosset & Dunlap, Penguin International.
Kramer has a B.A. in playwriting and art history from Hampshire College.
and attended the Broadway theater’s Circle In The Square acting conservatory.
He has worked off-Broadway and in regional theater both on stage and in all areas of play development, notably for New York Theater Workshop and Dorset Theater Festival.
