Jewish-Israeli writer Einat Weizman created documentary theater piece “Prisoners of the Occupation” together with former and current Palestinian political prisoners. Weizman also staged “I, Dareen T.,” a solo drama about the poet Dareen Tatour, who became world-famous after being arrested and imprisoned for her posts on social media. Japanese performers and production crew engaged in work-in-progress sessions, reshaping “Prisoners of the Occupation” into a Tokyo version. The piece featured Kamel Basha and three male Japanese actors taking turns playing prisoners, guards, interrogators etc., reproducing various prison scenarios including imprisonment, interrogation, torture, hunger strikes, solitary confinement, the daily prison routine, transfers between prisons, and family visits.The work also includes letters Weizman received from other inmates as well as scenes written in prison and sent to Weizman by renowned author Walid Daqqa, who has been incarcerated for over 30 years to date. In “I, Dareen T.” Morio Mai plays the three roles of the writer, Dareen, and herself. The project managed to convey to audiences what is actually happening in Palestine, and provided an opportunity to reflect on the realities of the situation.