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Where Rivers Meet

Where Rivers Meet is a performance and education project that brings together the international and the local, with Japanese theatre arts as the primary source of inspiration. Movement artist Jubilith Moore and Kitazawa-san, a Japanese mask-maker, will conduct kid friendly walk-up demos assisted by St. Luke’s Episcopal School students.

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