
《FADO》劇作家Elaine Ávila藉著葡萄牙飽歷風霜的歷史帶領觀眾走上扣人心弦之旅
Elaine Ávila對於自己好評如潮,以葡萄牙法朵(fado)音樂為題材的舞台劇本月於Firehall Theatre再度公演樂得心花怒放。這名新西敏居民表示,在Donna Spencer的藝術指導下,劇場40年來屢創先河。

Elaine Ávila對於自己好評如潮,以葡萄牙法朵(fado)音樂為題材的舞台劇本月於Firehall Theatre再度公演樂得心花怒放。這名新西敏居民表示,在Donna Spencer的藝術指導下,劇場40年來屢創先河。

Elaine Ávila对于自己好评如潮,以葡萄牙法朵(fado)音乐为题材的舞台剧本月于Firehall Theatre再度公演乐得心花怒放。这名新西敏居民表示,在Donna Spencer的艺术指导下,剧场40年来屡创先河。

New Westminster resident Elaine Ávila is thrilled that her play about Portuguese fado music has returned to the Firehall Theatre this month.



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