FESTIVAL ARCHIVES

Official unveiling of the poster artwork representing the 32nd International Hispanic Theatre Festival of Miami.

Co-presented by MIAMI-DADE COUNTY AUDITORIUM | Co-sponsored by BACARDÍ USA.

Discussions and roundtables held after opening performances with casts, directors, and theater scholars.

At each of the participating theatres.

Award honoring Mexican stage, film, and television star Julieta Egurrola for her prolific, lifelong dedication and artistic brilliance.

Co-presented by INSTITUTO CULTURAL DE MEXICO EN MIAMI & AEROMÉXICO.

An invitation to play on the stage, to be irreverent. It is an entertainment composed of improvisations on William Shakespeare’s writings, a playful journey through some of the works of the greatest dramatist of all time. It seeks to bring children and young people closer to Elizabethan theater without boredom. (In Spanish)

Co-sponsored by FONCA México.

An intimate and immersive theatrical experience. In individual beds set up in the lobby, an actress and a single spectator share a whispered childhood memory, exploring intimacy, subtle movement, memory's drift, and human connections. (In Spanish)

Co-sponsored by Miami-Dade County Auditorium.

In the 1960s, artist Jean Cocteau spent several years in Marbella. Piedras preciosas imagines the relationship between Cocteau and Manuel, a young flamenco dancer, showing their mutual learning and affection. (In Spanish)

Co-sponsored by Otoclinic, Teloneras, Ayto. Marbella, CCEMiami, and Miami-Dade County Auditorium.

Oedipus sets out to escape his inexorable fate of parricide and incest, duel with monsters, and endure tragedies. Companhia do Chapitô recounts this classic Greek tragedy through breathtaking physical comedy in a totally hilarious, inventive way. (In Spanish with English supertitles)

Co-sponsored by Miami-Dade County Auditorium.

Claudio and Sandra know their children have unique qualities distinguishing them from the rest. Sure they have behavioral issues and are seldom invited to parties, but only a good parent can protect their offspring from a monstrous world. An internationally acclaimed musical drama. (In Spanish)

Co-sponsored by Ministerio de Cultura de Buenos Aires and the Argentine Consulate.

A poetic theatrical show featuring live music, sounds, shapes, and vibrant colors inspired by birds and their nests, specially conceived for young children and their families. (In Spanish)

Co-presented by Key Biscayne Community Center | Co-sponsored by TARGET, INAEM Spain, Key Biscayne Community Foundation, Village of Key Biscayne, and 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: Nidos by Teloncillo Teatro and cooking fun with Short Chef.

Co-sponsored by TARGET, CCEMiami, Junta de Castilla y León, Teatro Calderón, INAEM, Te Veo, Artesa, Marlins Foundation, and United Aliens Artists Foundation.

Making use of theater's power to communicate and acknowledging the need to know more about this cognitive disorder, the play explores the complex situation of those living with Alzheimer's, reflecting on affection, memory, and everyday relationships. (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.

Three old men meet by the sea to talk about the twilight of their lives, filled with rivalry, jealousy, disappointment, and illusion against the ocean tides. A moving play on memory, humor, and tender reconciliation. (In Spanish)

Co-sponsored by Miami-Dade County Auditorium.