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Amores Prohibidos 2.0

How could Romeo and Juliet's story be if they lived in Boiro in 2012? Could they live their love story with a linguistic conflict between? Is it possible to make a theater play without a scene, only with the web and social networks? Amores Prohibidos 2.0 tried to answer these questions and to update a classic work in the digital world. You can check what has happened with Romeo and Juliet from 23 to 27 april, follow their dialogues and characters interactions. See more.

Ana:
Onte os do castelán pasárono ben na festa, vamos, que nin se atrevan a reprocharmo.
— Ana Riveiro Blanco (@AnaCabo93) abril 24, 2012

Tuesday 24, April 2012 | 0 Comments