Discover Latin Off-Broadway shows at the Public Theater, Repertorio Español, Signature Theatre, Pregones/Puerto Rican Traveling Theater and more.
November 12-18, 2018
Tuesday – Sunday
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“El Quijote” Spanish comedy
“En el tiempo de las mariposas” Dominican drama
“La Cancíon” Puerto Rican Hip-Hop musical
“La Gringa” Puerto Rican comedy
“El Coronel no tiene quien le escriba” Colombian drama
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Repertorio Español
Kips Bay, Manhattan
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300 shows a year of new productions and 15 plays from repertory. (In Spanish with English titles)
November 15, 2018, Thursday
November 17, 2018, Saturday
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Repertorio Español
Kips Bay, Manhattan
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Original music by Reggaeton legend VICO C
November 16, 2018, Friday
November 19, 2018, Sunday
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Repertorio Español
Kips Bay, Manhattan
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The classic Gabriel García Márquez story about how history repeats itself.
Adapted and directed by Jorge Alí Triana
September 24 – October 7, 2018
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2-for-1 tickets to 30+ Off-Broadway shows including Latin productions:
“Avenue Q”
“El coronel no tiene quiene le escriba”
“Jersey Boys”
Costa Rican, French, French-Canadian & Puerto Rican puppetry
Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural & Educational Center
Lower East Side, Manhattan
Wednesday – Sunday
August 8 – 12, 2018
Written by Nilo Cruz
Directed by José Zayas
Starring Hannia Guillen & Germán Jaramillo
Love story about a middle-aged woman’s obsessive quest to find love in a young man who is transformed by the gift of life when he gets a new heart.
REPERTORIO ESPAÑOL
Kips Bay, Manhattan
CLOSING NIGHT
Friday, August 3, 2018
June 3, 2018 ~ Dominican, Ghanan, Jewish, Mexican, Italian, & Spanish winners.
Lindsay Mendez ‘Carousel’
Sean Carvajal ‘Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train’
Juan Castano ‘Oedipus El Rey’
‘Farinelli and the King’
‘Once on This Island’
‘School Girls; Or, the African Mean Girls Play’
The Town Hall
Midtown, Manhattan
The Tony Award-winning Afro – Puerto Rican – American director tells the story of the Moor of Venice, classic Shakespeare with racial and religious themes that are surprisingly contemporary.
Delacorte Theater
Central Park, Manhattan
May 29 – June 24, 2018
Written by
STEPHEN ADLY GUIRGIS
Directed by
PHYLICIA RASHAD
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, Tony® & Emmy® Award-winning director.
Signature Theatre
Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan
Tuesday – Sunday
LAST WEEKEND
Ends June 17, 2018
Written by
DOMINIQUE MORISSEAU
Directed by
RUBEN SANTIAGO-HUDSON
Jazz, gentrification, a sexy woman and hard choices make paradise blue.
Haitian-American Obie Award-winning playwright.
Puerto Rican-American Tony® Award-winning director.
Signature Theatre
Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan
Tuesday – Sunday
LAST WEEKEND
Ends June 17, 2018
November 12-18, 2018
Tuesday – Sunday
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“El Quijote” Spanish comedy
“En el tiempo de las mariposas” Dominican drama
“La Cancíon” Puerto Rican Hip-Hop musical
“La Gringa” Puerto Rican comedy
“El Coronel no tiene quien le escriba” Colombian drama
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Repertorio Español
Kips Bay, Manhattan
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300 shows a year of new productions and 15 plays from repertory. (In Spanish with English titles)
425 Lafayette St
between 4th & 8th St
East Village, Manhattan
107 Suffolk St #202
between Rivington & Delancey
Lower East Side, Manhattan
Award-winning Off-Broadway theatre.
480 West 42nd St
(at Tenth Ave)
Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan
November 15, 2018, Thursday
November 17, 2018, Saturday
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Repertorio Español
Kips Bay, Manhattan
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Original music by Reggaeton legend VICO C
Repertorio Español
Kips Bay, Manhattan
Friday, May 18, 2018
Chilean experimental theatre about the anarchy of the bourgeoisie.
NYU Skirball
New York University
Greenwich Village, Manhattan
Friday – Saturday
April 6 – 7, 2018
Bilingual children’s puppet theatre
Teatro SEA
Lower East Side
The latest show from Cirque du Soleil.
Meadowlands Racing & Entertainment
East Rutherford, New Jersey
March 29 – May 6, 2018
Teatro SEA
Lower East Side, Manhattan
Saturdays, February 3, 10, 17, & 24, 2018
‘El Coronel No Tiene Quien le Escriba’
‘Fire and Air’
‘Jersey Boys’
PERFORMANCES
February 12 – 25, 2018
Public Theater
425 Lafayette St
between 4th & 8th St
East Village, Manhattan
Thursday, January 4 – 15, 2018
Park Avenue Armory
643 Park Avenue
between 66th & 67th St
Upper East Side, Manhattan
December 5 – 20, 2017
October 3 – November 12, 2017
Signature Theatre
Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan
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May 6, 2018
Winner of Lucille Lortel Awards for “Outstanding Revival” and “Lead Actor” Sean Carvajal
Public Theater
425 Lafayette St
East Village
Tuesday – Sunday
October 3 – November 19, 2017
Public Theater
425 Lafayette St
East Village
Tuesday – Sunday
October 3 – November 19, 2017
On Sale Monday, September 18, 2017
September 25 – October 8, 2017
ON SALE February 13, 2017
SHOWS February 27 – March 12, 2017
June 3, 2018 ~ Dominican, Ghanan, Jewish, Mexican, Italian, & Spanish winners.
Lindsay Mendez ‘Carousel’
Sean Carvajal ‘Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train’
Juan Castano ‘Oedipus El Rey’
‘Farinelli and the King’
‘Once on This Island’
‘School Girls; Or, the African Mean Girls Play’
The Town Hall
Midtown, Manhattan
Delacorte Theater
Central Park, Manhattan
May 23 – June 18, 2017
Public Theater
425 Lafayette St
between 4th & 8th St
East Village, Manhattan
January 4 – 15, 2017
Pete Rodriguez sang it in 1967. Darnell Martin made it a movie in 1994. Tito Nieves covered it in 1997. David Maldonado made it a musical in 2016.
Puerto Rican Traveling Theater
Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan
September 22, 2016 – January 29, 2017
The first stage production of the Gabriel García Márquez masterpiece.
Repertorio Español
Kips Bay, Manhattan
October 25, 2012
We have grand theatre traditions going back to Roman Italy, Renaissance Italy, Medieval liturgical drama driven by the Roman Catholic Church, Italian Commedia dell’arte, and Spanish Golden Age Theatre.
The Romans essentially absorbed the traditions of Greek settlers in southern Italy. That connects us to Greek theatre which is the root of all European theatre. Greece is interesting because it provides a connection to both western and eastern civilization.
Spanish Golden Age Theatre is notable for the sheer volume of productions, and how theatre was enjoyed by all levels of society from the royal court to the working class.
Teatro Puerto Rico was a Hispanic community theater in the South Bronx. It was a center of NYC’s Puerto Rican community from 1948 until the neighborhood began to decline in the 1960s.
It was the place where Latin screen stars and musicians reached their audience. Many of us remember going to Teatro Puerto Rico as children.
The building is still there. In the 1990s, it was bought by the Iglesia Universal del Reino de Dios (Universal Church of the Kingdom of God). It’s a Pentecostal Christian church headquartered in Rio de Janeiro.
Teatro Puerto Rico was at 490 East 138th St, The Bronx, NY 10454 (at Brook Avenue).
