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A Thousand Cranes

Presented by Harris Fine Arts Center at Harris Fine Arts Center

February 2-February 13, 2010

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A Thousand Cranes tells the story of Sadako, a 12-year-old Japanese girl who, 10 years after the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in WWII, discovers that she has radiation sickness. While in the hospital she learns of a legend of 1,000 paper cranes and begins folding.

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    Harris Fine Arts Center

    Brigham Young University, East Campus Drive and Heritage Hall Drive
    Provo, UT 84602

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  • Admission Info

    Tickets: $6-$11

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  • Dates & Times

    Dates:
    February 2-February 13, 2010

    Times:
    Monday-Saturday 7:00pm

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    • Event Name: A Thousand Cranes
      "Awesome!"
      Review posted by: Jenny from Orem, Utah, Feb 06, 2010
      

      LOVED it! I was really impressed with how real and believable the characters were. The play also accomplishes so much with no set and very few props. It's a very sad and touching story. My kids loved... Expand

      LOVED it! I was really impressed with how real and believable the characters were. The play also accomplishes so much with no set and very few props. It's a very sad and touching story. My kids loved it! Collapse

    • Event Name: A Thousand Cranes
      "Little Show, Huge Heart"
      Review posted by: David from Provo, Utah, Feb 02, 2010
      

      This children's production certainly isn't spectacular or grandiose in any way, but it does have a huge heart. The dedication and outpouring of soul oozing from each cast member resonates beautifully.... Expand

      This children's production certainly isn't spectacular or grandiose in any way, but it does have a huge heart. The dedication and outpouring of soul oozing from each cast member resonates beautifully. This play is really a stirring utilization of storytelling as a teaching device. The story is poignant, moving, and relevant to both children and adults alike. Don't miss this. Collapse

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    • Event Name: A Thousand Cranes
      "Awesome!"
      Review posted by: Jenny from Orem, Utah, Feb 06, 2010
      

      LOVED it! I was really impressed with how real and believable the characters were. The play also accomplishes so much with no set and very few props. It's a very sad and touching story. My kids loved... Expand

      LOVED it! I was really impressed with how real and believable the characters were. The play also accomplishes so much with no set and very few props. It's a very sad and touching story. My kids loved it! Collapse

    • Event Name: A Thousand Cranes
      "Little Show, Huge Heart"
      Review posted by: David from Provo, Utah, Feb 02, 2010
      

      This children's production certainly isn't spectacular or grandiose in any way, but it does have a huge heart. The dedication and outpouring of soul oozing from each cast member resonates beautifully.... Expand

      This children's production certainly isn't spectacular or grandiose in any way, but it does have a huge heart. The dedication and outpouring of soul oozing from each cast member resonates beautifully. This play is really a stirring utilization of storytelling as a teaching device. The story is poignant, moving, and relevant to both children and adults alike. Don't miss this. Collapse

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