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| A Thousand Cranes |
Sadako Sasaki was 2 years old when the atomic bomb
dropped on the small city she lived in: Hiroshima. Ten
years later, she was diagnosed with “radiation sickness.”
A Thousand Cranes tells the true and poignant story of
her battle and the tradition of folding origami miniatures:
If a sick person folds a thousand cranes, the Gods will
grant her a wish and make her healthy.
She happily begins folding hundreds
of colorful paper cranes.
"This is our cry, this is our prayer, peace in the world.”
A THOUSAND CRANES
By Kathryn Schultz Miller
Directed by Kate Barrett
dropped on the small city she lived in: Hiroshima. Ten
years later, she was diagnosed with “radiation sickness.”
A Thousand Cranes tells the true and poignant story of
her battle and the tradition of folding origami miniatures:
If a sick person folds a thousand cranes, the Gods will
grant her a wish and make her healthy.
She happily begins folding hundreds
of colorful paper cranes.
"This is our cry, this is our prayer, peace in the world.”
A THOUSAND CRANES
By Kathryn Schultz Miller
Directed by Kate Barrett
| Booking dates Feb-Mar, 2010. Performance Rates: (All based on same-day, same location) First Performance: $600 Second Performances: $400 Each Additional: $250 Discounts are available on select dates. (Additional fees may apply for long breaks in between shows.) |
| Now available to tour to your school or youth group! |