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Gantimpala Theater revisits 'Kanser'

August 20, 2012 - 12:00am

 On the occasion of its 35th theater season, Gantimpala Theater (GT) presents the longest running Philippine theater classic (first staged in 1980 at the CCP), Kanser, penned by award-winning playwright Jomar...

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