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Aruba Celebrates 20 Years of National Theater Day with Huge Success

by | Apr 4, 2024

The Department of Culture Aruba, under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture Aruba, pulled off a resounding success for its 20th anniversary of the National Celebration of World Theater Day 2024. Held on March 26 and 27 at the Cas di Cultura Aruba, the two-day event was a vibrant display of creativity dedicated to promoting higher theater education.

The celebration wasn’t just about exceptional performances; it also served as a platform to honor excellence. The highly anticipated 2024 National Theater Award was presented, along with the traditional reading of the World Theater Message declared by UNESCO, a powerful reminder of the unifying and transformative power of theater.

The true stars of the show were the artists themselves. Local and international talents took center stage, captivating audiences with a diverse range of 27 monologues. From introspective pieces exploring personal struggles to humorous social commentaries, the performances showcased a spectrum of impressive works and captivating styles.

The Department of Culture Aruba deserves immense credit for its unwavering commitment to fostering the arts in Aruba. This event serves as a testament to their dedication to providing a platform for artistic expression and nurturing a thriving theater scene.

For those interested in learning more about the event, the participating artists, and the specific monologues presented, head over to the Department of Culture Aruba’s Facebook page.

Tags:art | aruba

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