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This imaginative show talks about the importance of reconnecting with our Elders and how impactful the stories are that our Grandparents carry. FYOIE talks about the passing of information between the generations and the strength of language. This touching show portrays the connection between 4 generations in one family. This eventually leads to the creation of an Inner Elder… named Kookum Martha! That is when the laughter begins.<\/p>\n
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<\/strong><\/span>8:30 PM
421 Cawston Ave.<\/p>\n
Individual: $30
Students and Seniors: $20<\/p>\nCreated and performed by Michelle Thrush<\/h4>\n
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