Name: Burning Coal brings immigration debate to the stage
Uploaded: 2019-10-01T10:00:48-0400
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Description: Burning Coal Theatre Company's production of "The Container" gives guests an up-close look at the journey of five people hoping to escape their war-torn countries. Jerome Davis, the production company's artistic director, and Juan Isler, an actor, discuss the show with Jeff Hogan.

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Burning Coal Theatre Company's production of "The Container" gives guests an up-close look at the journey of five people hoping to escape their war-torn countries. Jerome Davis, the production company's artistic director, and Juan Isler, an actor, discuss the show with Jeff Hogan. 

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