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Somali-American playwright Ifrah Mansour uses puppetry, poetry, videos and storytelling to revisit her own childhood refugee experience during the 1991 Somali civil war. Submitted photo
Somali-American playwright Ifrah Mansour will present her one-act play “How to Have Fun in a Civil War: Memories of Hope” is being rescheduled for the spring season at the Chocolate Church Arts Center in Bath.
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