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Repertorio Español

Repertorio Español has been NYC’s Spanish-language repertory theatre for over 50 years. The Company was founded in 1968 by Cuban New Yorkers. It’s connected to the theatre of Spain and the Hispanic Americas.

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Repertorio Español
138 East 27th St
(between 3rd Avenue and Lexington)
Kips Bay, Manhattan
(212) 225-9999

Subways
(4)(6) to 28th St
(N)(Q)(R)(W) to 23rd St

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Hispanic Theatre Traditions

Repertorio Español was founded by Cubans. The company combines respect for Hispanic traditions (Cuba was Spain after all) with a Caribbean sensitivity that is very New York City.

Productions range from Spanish Golden Age classics, to newly commissioned adaptations of contemporary Latin literature. There is something for the entire family from young people to abuelitos.

The Gramercy Arts Theater (not the Gramercy Theater) is a small black-box theater of the kind that used to be all over New York City, especially in Downtown, Manhattan. They are disappearing now, so Repertorio Español is a living connection to the past.

Productions are sparsely staged. They rely on script and acting. This is really a playwright’s and actor’s theatre. Some famous writers and actors pass through.

Shows are in Spanish, but English supertitles are available for some performances.

Past Productions

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