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Listen to some of the music from A Shirtwaist Tale: | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Rose Schneiderman, one of the leaders of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union (ILGWU), describes the strikers' demands in "52 Hours": | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The two young lovers, Dvorah
and Yitzak, share a rare quiet moment together in "Alone in
Yampolsky's
Cafe":
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With the strike several
weeks old, Sadie complains about her postponed dreams in "How Many
People":
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Trying to
keep going on the strike, the strikers and their friends encourage each
other in "It's Just For A While":
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In the finale, the Cast
celebrates the end of the strike, but notes that "nothing comes out
perfect" in "Sew What!":
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