FESTIVAL ARCHIVES

Official presentation of the signature artwork for the 31st International Hispanic Theatre Festival of Miami.

In collaboration with Miami-Dade County Auditorium | Co-sponsored by the Consulate General of Uruguay in Miami, Leon Medical Centers, and Bacardí USA.

A documentary and photographic exhibition commemorating the tragic 1939 journey of the Jewish refugees aboard the transatlantic liner MS St. Louis.

Co-presented by the Adrienne Arsht Center | Co-sponsored by Funding Arts Network (FAN) and Leon Medical Centers.

A passionate and incisive play about the poet Delmira Agustini, a pioneer of female erotic literature in Latin America. An inquiry into love, freedom, desire, and violence against women through contemporary, vibrant dramaturgy. (In Spanish)

Co-sponsored by the Consulate General of Uruguay in Miami.

Recognition of the distinguished career of veteran Uruguayan actress Nidia Telles for her invaluable contribution to Hispanic American theater.

Co-sponsored by the Consulate General of Uruguay in Miami.

A vibrant, contemporary reimagining of Miller's classic on fanaticism, intolerance, and witch-hunts, where groundless accusations and collective fear unleash hysteria upon a ruthless community. (In Spanish with English supertitles)

An intimate and mystical experience inspired by Mayan traditions, myths, and rituals surrounding childbirth and motherhood, guided by the poignant testimonies of indigenous women. (In Spanish)

Sponsored by Miami-Dade County Auditorium.

A fictional prison encounter between Miguel de Cervantes and William Shakespeare where they exchange experiences, passions, and reflections on madness, genius, and the immortality of their creations.

Co-sponsored by Fundación Contamos Contigo and IV Centenario de la Muerte de Cervantes.

In a drab port office, clerks trapped in routine and monotony dream of escaping to paradisiacal islands. Performed in complete darkness using auditory, tactile, and olfactory stimuli.

Sponsored by Miami-Dade County Auditorium | Co-sponsored by Teatro Ciego de Argentina.

A solitary man walks along the beach and discovers that stones can come to life, becoming characters full of poetry and tenderness. Following the performance, children interact with the actor followed by a presentation by Short Chef on nutrition.

In collaboration with Key Biscayne Community Center | Co-sponsored by Centro Cultural Español de Miami, INAEM, and the Marlins Foundation.

2:00-3:00pm | Arts and crafts, rides, face painting, and distribution of combo meals
3:00-4:30pm | Interactive workshops: acting, dance, voice/music, painting, and puppetry
4:45-5:45pm | Workshop participants' presentation
6:00-7:00pm | PERFORMANCE: Stone by Stone.

Sponsored by TARGET, Miami-Dade County Auditorium, Centro Cultural Español de Miami, INAEM, and the Marlins Foundation.

Keynote address and panel discussion examining current trends in Hispanic and Latin American theater, focusing on the historical memory of the MS St. Louis and its artistic resonance today. (In Spanish and English)

In collaboration with Teatro Prometeo, Miami Dade College, Wolfson Campus.

The tragedy of the Jewish refugees aboard the MS St. Louis who sailed from Germany in 1939 seeking asylum in Havana and Miami, only to be denied entry and forced back to the Nazi horrors. A historical tragedy confronting the present on intolerance and human refuge. (In Spanish with English supertitles)

Co-sponsored by Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs, National Endowment for the Arts, and State of Florida Division of Cultural Affairs.

During a tense Christmas Eve dinner in Lima, a dysfunctional family confronts buried secrets, reproaches, and unhealed wounds when the elderly father introduces his new partner—his own son's ex-girlfriend. A poignant yet tender portrait of family dynamics. (In Spanish)

Sponsored by Miami-Dade County Auditorium | Co-sponsored by Costamar Travel.