Tamarie Cooper and her merry gang of misfits tackle the holiday season--expect more naughty than nice! Read more
Armed with beatboxing, ukulele, spoken word poetry, and fantastical animals. (I)sland T(rap) is an Afro-adaptation of Homer’s Odyssey remixed. Recently featured and receiving top honors in Scotland, New Zealand, The Kennedy Center, and Off Broadway at TheatreRow in N.Y. (BEST ONE MAN SHOW)
A hip-hop riff about Black Ulysses on an Odyssey of self-discovery and a powerful exploration of a young artist of color navigating the turbulent waters of contemporary American culture while trying to find his authentic voice. (I)sland T(rap) has lyrical poetry, live music, and commentary on Black experience in America, this tour-de-force charts a soul journey on an exotic island where Black Ulysses discovers his place in a society full of gun violence and oppression.Read more
"EL ARCA DE JOSE"; a collective creation of the Teatro Pedro group based on a dynamic of integral theatrical teaching called EL JUEGO. The work is about Jose, an ordinary man who one day God appears to him and orders him to build an ark for the salvation from the next universal flood that will occur in just three more days.This work seeks to be able to reflect in an frontal way uncomfortable aspects of our society that very often try to be evaded and ignored, realities that we do not like to face openly; all in a language of reflective comedy. Read more
An homage to Lorraine Hansberry's 1959 play, A Raisin in the Sun, Clybourne Park examines the evolution of a Chicago neighborhood over a fifty-year span. Act One takes place in 1959, as white community leaders anxiously try to stop the sale of a home to a black family. Act Two is set in the same house in 2009, as the now predominantly African-American neighborhood faces gentrification. With the same cast appearing in both acts, Clybourne Park examines how people and places evolve over time and play different roles in society’s progress or the hindrance thereof.Read more
