Talking Back Living History Theatre embraces a number of interpretive products, including plays, workshops, and lecture-demonstrations on interpretation, preservation, oral history, and heritage tourism. They have had opportunities to collaborate with the National Park Service; the National Freedom Center; Texas Historical Commission; Sam Houston Museum; and Texas Parks and Wildlife on projects designed by project director Naomi Carrier. Working projects include museums in Belize; Accra, Ghana; and Donaldsonville, Louisiana. 

Their up close and personal interpretation of living history builds bridges of understanding for cross-cultural communication. 

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Talking Back Living History Theatre's catalog of twenty plays is available upon request. The research team writes original plays for historic sites based on documented research. A professional cast is available for performances ranging from festivals to small intimate settings, indoor or outdoors. Workshops and lecture-demonstrations based on living history and African American history and culture are available for audiences of all ages in schools, libraries, universities, museums, and conferences.