BY DYLYN PETERSON
Staff Writer, UAS Whalesong

I was a bit daunted by the prospect of attending a one-man play about the Japanese internment camps, expecting something equal parts depressing and heavy-handed. My anxiety was not lessened when I entered the theater, the stage adorned only by a desk, a coat rack, a number of wooden boxes in various sizes, and a large backdrop which looked like sun-cracked earth, stretching on for miles. Oof. It was going to be a long night. Continue reading “Hold These Tears: A Review of Perseverance Theatre’s Hold These Truths”