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Wednesday, April 15, 2009 11:51 AM

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Ottawa High School students, from left, Nick Hermreck, Mercedes Olivas and Elizabeth Rein rehearse Monday night for a play called “Dance With Me” at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium, 301 S. Hickory St., Ottawa. The play is part of a bigger show called “Jellybean Conspiracy” and includes the play, along with poems, monologues and videos. The Jellybean Conspiracy Project brings high school theater and special education departments together to produce the show.

‘Jellybean Conspiracy’ puts differences on center stage

By BRIAN WILLIAMS, Herald Staff Writer

The idea that our differences tie us together is examined in an Ottawa High School production this weekend.

    “The point of the play is to literally show people that different does not mean ‘bad,’” Chanlynn Tatum, Ottawa High School language arts teacher and director of “The Jellybean Conspiracy,” said.

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