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Where Words Once Were: a 1,000-word world at Detroit's Mosaic Blackbox Theater

What if only 1,000 words were allowed? Where Words Once Were plays the Mosaic Blackbox Theater, 2251 Antietam Avenue in Detroit, on Friday, February 5, 2027, at 10 a.m.. Two young people dare to share the words that matter most in a thrilling story about censorship, courage and the power of language.

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In a world where only 1,000 words are allowed, two young people dare to share the ones that really matter. Where Words Once Were is a thrilling, thought-provoking story about censorship, courage and the power of language.

It plays the Mosaic Blackbox Theater, 2251 Antietam Avenue, Detroit.

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