Digital Theatre vs CHUDOMIR

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The house of the prominent Bulgarian writer, artist and public figure Dimitar Chorbadzhiyski - Chudomir in Kazanlak was declared a museum immediately after his death - in 1968. The museum is a municipal cultural institute and takes care of the preservation, study and popularization of the extremely rich creative heritage of Chudomir. It contains more than 15,000 original manuscripts, drawings, sketches, letters, books and personal belongings of Chudomir and his wife, the artist Mara Chorbadzhijska. The app offers an interactive experience for visitors, who can hear Chudomir's characters come alive and learn about his work not only in the museum, but anywhere his works are available to scan with a camera.