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Teatro SEA Takes Ricitos & the 3 Bears on Tour to Hostos Center


Teatro SEA is America’s Latino theatre for young audiences. This bilingual puppet theatre company produces some of our favorite New York theatre. Some kids don’t want to speak Spanish or are learning to speak English. Teatro SEA’s bilingual model invites children to speak both languages.

Productions are world-class and fun for all ages. The Director, Dr. Manuel A. Morán is Puerto Rican, and the team is from across the Latin world. The organization has grown beyond live theatre into animation and more. In a way, Teatro SEA is the Latin Sesame Street. It really is that good.


Teatro SEA News

In 2024 Teatro SEA goes on tour while its Clemente Center home is remodeled. It’s a great chance to see Teatro SEA near you.

APRIL

Hostos Center

Teatro SEA “Ricitos y Los 3 Ositos” (Ricitos and the 3 Bears) is a bilingual Goldilocks story; in the Main Theater at Hostos Center at Hostos College (CUNY) in Mott Haven, The Bronx; on Saturday, April 20, 2024 at 3pm. $10. hostos.cuny.edu 🇵🇷

Teatro SEA "Ricito and the 3 Bears" (George Riveron/Teatro SEA)
Teatro SEA “Ricito and the 3 Bears” (George Riveron/Teatro SEA)

JUNE

Puerto Rican Traveling Theater

Teatro SEA “Las Locaventuras de Don Qujote” (The Crazy Adventures of Don Quixote) puts a modern twist on the classic tale; at Pregones Puerto Rican Traveling Theater in Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan; on Friday-Saturday, June 14-15, 2024. $20 children, $30 adults. pregonesprtt.org 🇵🇷

In American culture, Don Quixote is considered a children’s story, but in literary culture, it’s the beginning of modern literature, the first time a character knew he was being written about.

Teatro Fest NYC (Tannujannu/Adobe)

Teatro Fest NYC 2025 is New York’s Festival of Latino Theatre

IATI THEATER, East Village, Manhattan 🇻🇪
INTAR Theatre, Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan 🇨🇺
PREGONES/PRTT, Mott Haven, The Bronx and Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan 🇵🇷
REPERTORIO ESPAÑOL, Kips Bay, Manhattan 🇨🇺
TEATRO CIRCULO, East Village, Manhattan 🇵🇷
TEATRO LATEA, Lower East Side, Manhattan 🇵🇷
TEATRO SEA, Lower East Side, Manhattan 🇵🇷
THALIA SPANISH THEATER, Sunnyside, Queens 🇪🇸

Continue Reading Teatro Fest NYC 2025 is New York’s Festival of Latino Theatre

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Teatro SEA was founded in Puerto Rico in 1985. SEA stands for Society of the Educational Arts. It’s the only Latino children’s theater in New York and possibly the United States.

Popular productions include the Three Kings Celebration, Borimix Puerto Rico Fest, and International Puppet Fringe Festival.


Teatro SEA Tickets

Teatro SEA
The Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural Center
107 Suffolk St, Suite 202
Lower East Side, Manhattan
(212) 529-1545

Subways
(F)(M) or (J)(Z) to Delancey St – Essex St

Social Media
X (Twitter) @teatrosea
Facebook @teatroseanyc
Instagram @teatrosea
YouTube @TEATROSEA

teatrosea.org


Published April 18, 2024 ~ Updated April 18, 2024.

Filed Under: Bronx, Hell's Kitchen, Hostos Center, Lower East Side, Mott Haven, Pregones/PRTT, Puerto Rican, THEATRE, Three Kings Day

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