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13th Under the Radar Festival (2017) at The Public Theater

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The Under the Radar Festival at the Public Theater in January is a festival of new theater from around the world in which artists re-imagine performance for our time.

13th Under the Radar Festival

The 13th Under the Radar Festival is January 4-15, 2017.

Marga Gomez Latin Standards

New York-born, Puerto Rican-Cuban comedian Marga Gomez does Latin Standards, a solo show about fathers, entertainment, gentrification, drag, and cafe Cubano. Gomez is the daughter of Willy Chevalier, a prominent figure in Latino variety shows back in the day. She is now based in San Francisco.

Wednesday, January 11 at 8:30pm
Thursday, January 12 at 7pm
Saturday, January 14 at 10am
Sunday, January 15 at 2 & 7pm

For more on Marga visit www.MargaGomez.com

Under The Radar Festival Tickets

For tickets visit www.PublicTheater.org

 

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