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April 2, 2026

Centennial Tradition: Tipitapa Theater Revives the Passion of Christ on the Pacific Coast

The historic Tipitapa Theater Group, with over a century of existence, presented this Wednesday the play depicting the life, passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus in the resorts of Casares and La Boquita.

Centennial Tradition: Tipitapa Theater Revives the Passion of Christ on the Pacific Coast

TL;DR

  • The historic Tipitapa Theater Group, over 100 years old, presented a play about Jesus' life, passion, death, and resurrection.
  • The performances took place at the Casares and La Boquita resorts on Nicaragua's Pacific coast.
  • The group, comprising dozens of local actors, considers this a deeply ingrained cultural and religious tradition revived during Holy Week.
  • Actors from multiple generations participate, with some continuing family legacies.
  • The play lasts approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes, covering Jesus' life from birth to death.
  • Performances aim to strengthen community identity and faith, transmitting a message of hope and evangelizing through God's word.
  • Religious theatrical expressions in Tipitapa date back to 1910, influenced by Spanish traditions.

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