FESTIVAL ARCHIVES

Official presentation of the commemorative poster artwork for the 36th International Hispanic Theatre Festival of Miami.

Educational component featuring open discussions and debate forums with directors, cast members, and theatre scholars following opening performances.

Azucena is looking for love and the meaning of life following the loss of her mother and her retirement from work. She visits an old neighborhood movie house that refuses to die, where an encounter detonates a game between reality, fiction, and esoteric practices.

The play features binaural sound technology; the audience listens with headphones.

A story of a love triangle in the heart of sordid Spanish taverns. Scorpion or The Ceremony emerges from gypsy splendor amid obscenities, zambra and thorns. Alacrán comes to remember 'La Cangrejo,' the love of his life who is no longer here, settling into the black, funny, and absurd tragicomedy of his life.

In the course of eight brief independent meetings, two actors interact and exchange roles back and forth, delving into the contemporary masculine condition in love, sex and even loss.

A bilingual performance about the great Mexican painter Frida Kahlo combining music, visual arts, story narratives, puppets and audience participation. Three Fridas on stage transport young audiences on a biographical journey where colors heal.

Celebration for children and families:
• 2:00 – 3:00 pm: Arts and crafts, rides, face painting, and distribution of combo meals
• 3:00 – 4:00 pm: Workshops: Painting & Puppetry
• 4:00 – 5:00 pm: Workshops: Mime
• 5:00 – 6:00 pm: Performance: "Los colores de Frida" (SEA & Conecta Miami Arts)

A mother must rebuild her existence around the death of her son, who killed himself after committing femicide. The plot centers on the voice of this woman who had to raise her son on her own, searching for understanding.

A national Puerto Rican classic of universal scope that transcends time. Quintuplets is the most viewed theater work around the world written by a Puerto Rican playwright who resides in Puerto Rico.

Presentation of the 2022 Life Achievement in the Performing Arts Award to Academy Award nominee and distinguished Mexican actress, director and theater educator Adriana Barraza.

Paris Cosmetics is the leader in beauty products. But the arrival of a clever computer wiz to whom the owner grants exceptional authority alters harmony and sparks conflicts, forcing family members to ally to avert a debacle. (In Spanish with English supertitles)