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DESCRIPTION:Artists at Play is sharing free theatre for young audiences in 
 celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! What were the experi
 ences of Japanese American women during the World War II concentration cam
 ps? How did they keep hope alive for themselves\, their families and commu
 nity?&nbsp\;<em><strong>Question 27\, Question 28</strong></em>&nbsp\;by C
 hay Yew uses archival interviews and testimonials to tell their stories of
  hardship\, determination\, and love. This presentation is an abridged ver
 sion of the original directed by Jully Lee\, which has been shortened and 
 edited for families.\n\n<em>This performance was originally recorded as pa
 rt of the 2021 Oshogatsu Virtual Family Festival and is presented in partn
 ership with&nbsp\;<a href="https://artistsatplay.org/about/" target="_blan
 k">Artists at Play.</a></em>\n\nWatch for FREE starting on May 8 on&nbsp\;
 <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAJi3YSGL9sIc8ao_5jJYGA" target=
 "_blank">JANM's YouTube Channel</a>
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SUMMARY:Question 27\, Question 28 by Chay Yew\, directed by Jully Lee
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