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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. In 2007, 16 kids from Wilton High School, in Wilton, CT developed a show which has memoirs and letter of soldiers over in Iraq. The process started as a short play that would be put on for the student body as well as parents of the ensemble. Instead one call to the New York Times and it became a nationwide controversy. The play was banned from the high school because it was deemed sensational and inappropriate.It started out as an idea with the Spring Semester of the Theatre Arts II Class which was under the teaching over Bonnie Dickinson. Everyone in the class began reading and doing research on the subject of the war in Iraq. The students found memoirs, poems, letters home, so many different mediums of media that they decided to make it into a show.