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DESCRIPTION:<strong>MOSS ON THE MIRROR</strong>\nby Warren Sata\nDirected b
 y Chris Tashima\n\n<strong>CAST:</strong>\nAaron Aoki\nJunko Goda\nBlake K
 ushi\nMichael Marinaccio\nBrian Takahashi&nbsp\;\n\n<em>Moss on the Mirror
 </em>&nbsp\;is a fictional story inspired by the life and work of renowned
  photographer Toyo Miyatake. Taking place in Los Angeles&rsquo\; Little To
 kyo district in the late 1920s and early 1930s\, where Miyatake&rsquo\;s p
 ractice flourished before World War II\, the play examines the creativity\
 , hope\, and optimism\, as well as the struggles and challenges\, of the J
 apanese immigrant photographers community. Although not a literal retellin
 g of actual events\, the piece seeks to transport audiences to the feeling
 s and circumstances of those times.\n\n<em>Moss on the Mirror</em>&nbsp\;w
 as written by Warren Sata\, a relative of J.T. Sata\, who is a featured ph
 otographer in the exhibition&nbsp\;<em>Making Waves: Japanese American Pho
 tography\, 1920&ndash\;1940</em>.\n\nFree with museum admission.
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SUMMARY:PLAY READING:  Moss on the Mirror
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