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"description": "Two-act play by Harold Heifetz set during World War II that dramatizes the romance between Hanako, a young Japanese American outcast woman in a concentration camp who has just lost her parents, and Anyay, a Native American man living in the neighboring \"Mojave Indian Reservation.\" As the play begins, the stage is literally divided down the middle by a barbed wire fence separating the two worlds. The play juxtaposes the romance with the conflicts over the institution of the\n \n loyalty questionnaire\n \n .\n \n Harry Kelly\n \n debuted at East West Players (EWP) in Los Angeles on April 4, 1974, in a production directed by\n \n Mako\n \n . With the support of the California Arts Council, EWP toured the play to various community institutions in California in 1976–77.\n \n\n [1]",
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