20 October - Kids Theater: Sopa de Letras

Benjamin Gomez Jimenez

Back in April, the CCIE and Antares publications celebrated the first version of the Airel ART(E) T(H)EATER XXI Award. Among the winners was Benjamin Gomez Jimenez, a Mexican playwright, with a beautiful kids piece entitles “Sopa de Letras”.

The play has been adapted by Marta Pinzon and with the help of Luna Art Club and Kiddo Magazine it will be performed for free during the 22 Festival of Images and Words. This is a free event!

Where and When: North York Central Library, Room 1, 5160 Yonge St., Toronto, 2.00 pm

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