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'Who Cares' a Play that Exposes Many Levels of Caregiving

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The new play "Who Cares: The Caregiver Interview Project" presented by Voices Festival Productions shines a light on the challenges of caregiving, based on 700 to 900 pages of transcripts from caregiving workshops around the D.C. area.

The post 'Who Cares' a Play that Exposes Many Levels of Caregiving appeared first on The Washington Informer.

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