Hello, I have been looking for opera theatres in santa cruz de la sierra. I believe that the best opera-style theatre in the whole country is in sucre and it's called "teatro gran mariscal sucre". LaPaz has, I believe, has the second best and it's called "teatro municipal" also known as "teatro alberto saavedra perez". And I found pictures of the inside of both theatres. But what I can't find is pictures of at least one theatre like those I've just mentioned in santa cruz. About a year and a half ago, I went to the "teatro gabriel renee moreno" in santa cruz to see a serious argentinean theatre production called "El Tenor". But I couldn't believe that it was performed in the "teatro moreno" which is very old and not the kind of venue for such a production (it's an old movie theatre). In buenos aires, I've been to plays in small venues that looked as sophisticated as the "teatro colon", which is in that same city. I was embarrassed that they could even be offered to perform in that theatre in santa cruz. And venezuelans are now offering links for us to see their theatres in caracas (they seem to be doubting that sucre or bolivia is prepared to host the 2009 bolivariano games), and in one of their links that they had left in a website of those games it was titled, "caracas es cultura". And they have many great theatres. I'm sure columbia, ecuador, peru...not to mention brazil, chile, and uruguay have many and great theatres, too. With the way santa cruz is starting to look, I'm dying to see new theatres of the most modern kind in that beautiful beautiful city that belongs to our beautiful country that has an abundance of culture. So please show some pictures of "any" theatres (non-movie) that you have or can find of santa cruz de la sierra as soon as you have a chance. Thank you very much. And thank you so much for this website. God Bless you.
-Tony
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