Ne bucuram ca ati fost alaturi de noi si in aceasta stagiune si va multumim pentru ca ne-ati rasplatit cu apaluzele dumneavostra!  In anul urmator, va asteptam intr-un numar cat mai mare deoarece, stim bine, cea mai mare bucurie pentru artist, o reprezentati dumneavostra: publicul!  De asemenea, daca aveti sugestii, in ceea ce priveste programul viitoarelor noastre evenimente, nu ezitati sa ne scrieti!

Doriti sa vedeti o anumita formatie, o trupa de teatru sau un alt gen de spectacol?! Trebuie doar sa ne lasati un mesaj pe facebook... si cine stie?!

Poate la anul ii vom aduce chiar aici, la Teatrul de Vara din Jupiter, pe artistii dumneavostra preferati!

(facebook : Teatrul de Vara Jupiter- https://www.facebook.com/teatruldevarajupiter)

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