Theater is a bridge between the artist and the public and between the past and the present, and it energizes and advances humanity by enlivening its spiritual force.

It is an art form that uses dialogue and scenic representation to tell stories, a literary manifestation where characters and actions are expressed through dramatic texts written by the author.

Theater is also characterized by its performative nature, since it is represented on a stage by actors who bring the characters to life and communicate the emotions and conflicts of the plot to the audience. It is in the union of the written word with performance where theater comes to life and becomes a unique and powerful artistic experience. For this reason, at Estandarte we wanted to celebrate theater between books. Our proposal for March 27th is to read theater.

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