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TheTheatreTimes.com is a non-partisan, global theatre portal covering theatre in 90 countries and regions. TheTheatreTimes.com publishes daily from a variety of sources. Since its launch in November 2016, the portal has published over 4,200 articles. With 30 thematic sections, over 150 Regional Managing Editors, 60 media partners around the world, and 60,000+ followers on social media TheTheatreTimes.com has grown to be the most far-reaching and comprehensive global portal today.

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