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100 Words ProjectCarrying the legacy of the Olympic Games from Beijing 2008 to London 2012, 100 Words invited young people from both China and Britain to create a script using no more than 100 words or Chinese characters. 100 Words returned to Beijing on 7 July to run a week long workshop with participants from the Beijing Dramatists Association. 100 word plays written and rehearsed during the week were showcased to an invited audience on Saturday 12 July at 9 Theatre in Chaoyang District. Please click
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