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The '''Holy Playhouse of All Lunaris''' | The '''Holy Playhouse of All Lunaris''' was a renowned [[Shireroth|Shirerithian]] theatrical group based in the city of [[Lune Villa]], in [[Lunaris]], presently [[Ransenar]]. Founded more than a century ago, around 1593 AN, this troupe established itself as a pillar of cultural expression, blending religious [[Cedrism|Cedrist]] themes with artistic performances to create unique theatrical productions. It often satirizes historical events, criticizing certain groups through the power of comedy. The group's name pays homage to the city's rich heritage and its dedication to celebrating life through the arts. Its most famous theatrical production is [[Kapusta Kaput]] from 1606 AN, which has proven itself immensely popular among both the masses and the elite. | ||
[[Category:Shireroth]] | There are Shirerithian and Benacian troupes which claim variously to carry on the tradition of the playhouse, performing in its name. | ||
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Revision as of 17:00, 22 June 2024
The Holy Playhouse of All Lunaris was a renowned Shirerithian theatrical group based in the city of Lune Villa, in Lunaris, presently Ransenar. Founded more than a century ago, around 1593 AN, this troupe established itself as a pillar of cultural expression, blending religious Cedrist themes with artistic performances to create unique theatrical productions. It often satirizes historical events, criticizing certain groups through the power of comedy. The group's name pays homage to the city's rich heritage and its dedication to celebrating life through the arts. Its most famous theatrical production is Kapusta Kaput from 1606 AN, which has proven itself immensely popular among both the masses and the elite.
There are Shirerithian and Benacian troupes which claim variously to carry on the tradition of the playhouse, performing in its name.
