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The chelfitsch Theater Company’s U.S. debut of 5 Days in March begins before the lights dim in the theater when two male hipsters meet center stage and begin speaking in Japanese. They tell us that they will be telling us a story. From these first lines, director Toshiki Okada let’s us know there will not [...]

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