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Artists in Costa Rica Ask for Loan to Restore National Theater
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February 19, 2019
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Teatro Espressivo brings message of peace to National Theater anniversary
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‘The Dictator’s Granddaughter’ premieres in San José
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Little Theatre Group unveils latest production
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The Little Theatre Group shakes things up in Escazú.
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