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WORLD PREMIERE
by Matthew Ivan Bennett
Feb 20-Mar 8, 2009
Studio Theatre | Rose Wagner
138 West 300 South, SLC
Ten Japanese internment camps were in operation on American soil during World War II. One of them, Topaz, was located sixteen miles outside of Delta, Utah. How could such a thing happen? In a post-9/11 world, could it happen again?
On February 19, 1942, FDR signed Executive Order 9066, authorizing the internment of Japanese Americans. The annual Day of Remembrance pays respect to Japanese Americans forced to report to internment camps during World War II. Click here for a detailed schedule of events.
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Fri Feb 20 - 8pm - sold out
Sat Feb 21 - 8pm
Sun Feb 22 - 2pm
Thurs Feb 26 - 8pm - sold out
Fri Feb 27 - 8pm
Sat Feb 28 - 8pm
Sun Mar 1 - 2pm
Thurs Mar 5 - 8pm
Fri Mar 6 - 8pm
Sat Mar 7 - 8pm
Sun Mar 8 - 2pm
CAST:
Ada | Anita Booher
Ken | Bryan Kido
CREATIVE:
Director | Jerry Rapier
Sound | Cheryl Ann Cluff
Stage Manager | Jennifer Freed
Costumes | Phillip R. Lowe
Lighting | Jesse Portillo
Set | Randy Rasmussen
Props | Cory Thorell
LATE SEATING:
This season there is no late seating for Plan-B productions in the Studio Theatre.
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