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The 81/2-by-11-inch
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a simple set and prop list for
each play, and the scripts
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type for schools and
synagogue youth groups.
The plays include: "A
Prayer from the Heart" for
the High Holidays; "The
Littlest Maccabee" for
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Susan Nanus wrote her
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native Chicago. She now
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where she continues as a
playwright for children and
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