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The Ministry of Culture and Sports of Georgia is announcing a competition for amateur theater groups. A group of sex workers working at the “Cafe Hibash” unexpectedly express their desire to form a theater group and participate in the competition by staging Aristophanes’ play “Lysistrata.”
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The Ministry of Culture and Sports of Georgia is announcing a competition for amateur theater groups. A group of sex workers working at the “Cafe Hibash” unexpectedly express their desire to form a theater group and participate in the competition by staging Aristophanes’ play “Lysistrata.”
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