This weekend, the Elauditorio of the Art and Culture Center of the city of Colón was the stage for the theatrical play "How the Grinch Stole Christmas," a performance that managed to captivate the audience from start to finish.
The production, starring talented Colón actors, connected with children, young people, and adults, delivering a clear message about the true meaning of Christmas, beyond gifts and consumerism.
With humor, color, and great dynamism, the play kept the audience attentive and participatory throughout the entire show, reaffirming the value of theater as a space for family gatherings during these December holidays.
From an artistic perspective, the production stood out for its timely and relatable message, inviting reflection on solidarity, sharing, and human values, using an accessible language for all audiences.
Initiatives of this kind strengthen the province's cultural offerings, promote local talent, and consolidate the Art and Culture Center of Colón as a living space for art, culture, and family coexistence.
