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Play a Day: Family of Origin

November 19, 2015November 18, 2015 Dana

A woman cleaning house. Woman: “Wash the dishes after dinner.” “Clean as you go while cooking.” “Put your water glass in the sink when you’re finished with it.” “Don’t leave your things in the middle of the floor.” “Fill the… Read morePlay a Day: Family of Origin

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Play a Day: Don’t Touch

September 27, 2015 Dana

What at first glance looks like a library. In front of the bookshelves are velvet ropes, and a sign stage right that says, “Do not touch.” It is actually a museum display. Guests come and go, taking pictures or just… Read morePlay a Day: Don’t Touch

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Play a Day: Back in the Swing

September 18, 2015September 18, 2015 Dana

A children’s swingset in a park. It is in need of repair and seems to have been abandoned for years. A breeze blows, and the swing gently rocks back and forth, as if a ghost child has started swinging.

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Play a Day: Show and Tell

June 20, 2015June 21, 2015 Dana

A banner hangs from the ceiling reading “show and tell.” A line of people form a queue to the microphone stage left. Each has an item. They speak in silent pantomime and take their turns explaining their object and its… Read morePlay a Day: Show and Tell

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