More worth your time at the same venue, plus a few nearby picks.
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Creduto Morto
Commedia dell'arte show by Disparate Pomodoro, blending classic Italian farce with physical comedy, choreography, and character-driven mix-ups at Centro Cultural Buenavista.
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The Village of the Captives by Carlos Díaz Domínguez
Carlos Díaz Domínguez discusses his work La aldea de los cautivos, exploring themes of captivity and community in an intimate talk at Centro Cultural Buenavista.
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The Village of the Captives
Author Carlos Díaz Domínguez presents his novel La aldea de los cautivos, following protagonist Carmiña Barreiro's life amid family conflict and social upheaval in rural Spain at Centro Cultural Buenavista.
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I Don't Know Where You Are
Spanish psychological drama directed by Luis Hernández Plaza following Adrián as he confronts his partner María's disappearance and descent into madness at Centro Cultural Buenavista.
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Tiempos pasados
Amateur theatre piece by Palco 3 evoking mid-20th century memories, set during a birthday gathering, performed at Centro Cultural Buenavista.
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Paddington, aventura en la selva
Paddington and the Brown family travel to Peru to visit Aunt Lucy, then venture into the Amazon jungle and Peruvian mountains to solve a mystery at Centro Cultural Buenavista.
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Arantza Martin & Marie Anne Dasques
Watercolor and painting exhibition by Arantza Martin and Marie Anne Dasques at Centro Cultural Buenavista showcasing each artist's distinct approaches to color and composition.
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The Gruffalo with La Casita de Inglés
La Casita de Inglés presents Julia Donaldson's The Gruffalo at Centro Cultural Buenavista, encouraging reading and English language interest for children from age three.
