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Theatre artists in Mexico reinvent themselves during pandemic

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The novel coronavirus may have forced theatres in Mexico to close their doors, but the show must go on -- some theatre directors, writers, and designers have found new ways to practise their craft, by doing readings on Facebook lives, or using leftover fabric to make fashionable face masks.

Added on the 31/03/2020 22:31:30 - Copyright : AFP EN

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