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What is it like to grow up surrounded by screens? A play at Costa Rica's National Theatre confronts teenage dilemmas

From La Nación · () Spanish

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  • “Sei6 Cu4rtos,” directed by Kar Barquero and written by Adrián Castro, follows six teenagers whose lives change after an anonymous message.
  • The play explores adolescent identity and the search for belonging in an age shaped by screens and digital communication.
  • It is scheduled for two performances this weekend at Costa Rica's National Theatre.

An anonymous message upends the lives of six teenagers in “Sei6 Cu4rtos,” a play that examines the search for belonging in the digital age.

Written by Adrián Castro and directed by Kar Barquero, the production places its teenage characters in a world shaped by screens and digital communication. The message becomes the disruption that forces them to confront the dilemmas of growing up in that environment.

The play will have two performances this weekend at Costa Rica's National Theatre.

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