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The Emerald Prize Reading: Supposed Home

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Tues July 23, 2019, 7:30 pm
University Heights Center Northeast Seattle (Seattle)
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Attend a staged reading of Sam Hamashima's play about a 10-year-old Japanese American girl from Bainbridge Island who is detained with her family in the WWII-era internment camps. The drama won Seattle Public Theater's $10,000 Emerald Prize for playwrighting and will be directed by Annie Lareau.

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University Heights Center

5031 University Way NE Seattle, WA 98105

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