February 06, 2018

The Pink Tablet Project: A Performance

By Young Kwak

A behind the scenes look at The Pink Tablet Project.
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Ellen Welcker, left, and Producer Rebecca Chadwell speak during a rehearsal for "The Pink Tablet Project: A Performance", based on a poem named "The Pink Tablet", written by Welcker, at Community-Minded Television in Spokane, Wash.

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