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Arts Festival Calls for Proposals

THE Ministry of Culture is callingfor performance proposals from theater,music and dance groups – ofCosta Ricans and/or residents – for its2005 Arts Festival, which will takeplace in Heredia June 24 to July 3.Groups must submit their performanceproposals, group CVs, pressreviews, technical requirements, contractingfees and, most important, ademo video or DVD (for theater anddance groups), or audio cassette or CD(for music groups).Proposals must be received byMarch 31, and may be e-mailed tofestart@racsa.co.cr or delivered tothe Arts Festival office on the thirdfloor of the Melico Salazar Theater inSan José. For more information, call233-6441.

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