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Derelict cinema restored as community space in Tripoli
For 28 years, Ampere Cinema in Tripoli, north Lebanon, has been left to the ravages of time. This weekend, the cinema reopened its doors as a community cultural space, restored by Tiro Association for Arts (TAA) and inaugurated with a theatre festival. Rebranded as The Lebanese National Theatre, the old cinema played host to the first edition of the Tripoli International Theatre Festival, organized by TAA – the first event held at the space, now intended as a free and independent cultural forum for people, where artistic training workshops, festivals, and artistic performances will be organized, as well as a public library. "Like all of TAA’s work, the cinema is part

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