Equality in theatre
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Students at a middle school in Romania studied the play "Five o'clock" by famous Romanian writer Ion Luca Caragiale as part of an Erasmus+ project on equality in literature. They enjoyed interpreting roles from the play, which showed that in theater, girls and boys can play any role successfully regardless of gender. The students will perform scenes from the play at a five o'clock tea, showing that they are equal on stage.
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