Mary Swander’s one-man play features Rip Russell, and props, bringing to life the true stories of conscientious objectors during WWII. “C.O.s”–as these Mennonite, Amish, Quakers and others were called—boarded a train during WWII, being told they were bound to fight forest fires in Colorado. Instead, they were interned in a chicken coop. There they remained, under guard, for the rest of the war. Free and open to the public. This one-hour performance will include time for discussion following.