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Teatro SEA Winter/Spring 2024

Opening Date: Feb 24, 2024
Closing Date: Jun 15, 2024
Teatro SEA Winter/Spring 2024

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Site Specific Location, New York City, NY 00000
During the temporary closure of its main theater for a major renovation at The Clemente Center, Teatro SEA will embark on a captivating city tour, gracing some of the most iconic Latino theaters in New York City, including Repertorio Español, Teatro Círculo, Hostos Center for the Arts and Pregones/PRTT. Additionally, they will be showcasing MicroTheaterNY productions at Teatro SEA's cabaret space, Punto SEA. Teatro SEA will present an array of productions from its award-winning repertoire, including The Colors of Frida, celebrating the life of the great Mexican painter; Rancho Tales, classic stories and Latin American songs in this piece of theater for the very young; the "Latinized" classic story of Ricitos (Goldie Locks) and the Three Bears; The Journey of Pura Belpré’s Tales, celebrating a pioneer Puerto Rican librarian, author and puppeteer; and The Crazy Adventures of Don Quixote, Teatro SEA’s smash hit about Cervantes' iconic novel, bringing this classic novel to the stage for young audiences.

Los Colores de Frida/The Colors of Frida
February 24 @ 3 PM
Spanish Repertory Theater (138 E 27th St, New York, NY 10016)

Recommended for 6 to 12 years old 
Performed in Spanish and English simultaneously

The Colors of Frida/Los Colores de Frida is a bilingual show about the great Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, which combines storytelling, music, visual arts and puppets.

Rancho Tales
March 9 @ 3 PM
Teatro Círculo (E 4 Street, New York, NY 10021) 

Recommended for 0 to 7 years old 
Performed in Spanish and English simultaneously

Rancho Tales is a delightful retelling of some family favorites stories incorporating music, puppetry, movement and visuals. It’s a perfect show for the little ones from newborn to five years old. “Pepa” and “Pepe” guide everyone through three bilingual classic barn stories: The Ugly Duckling, Three Billy Goats Gruff and The Red Hen, accompanied by popular Latin American barn songs.

Ricitos and the Three Bears/Ricitos y los Tres Ositos
April 20 @ 3pm
Hostos Center for the Arts & Culture, Repertory Theater (450 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10451)

Recommended for 3 to 8 years old 
Performed in Spanish and English simultaneously

Mr. Oscar, Mrs. Osaura, little Oscarito and of course the over-curious, super-snooping Ricitos/Goldilocks lead audiences on a comic adventure as Goldilocks confronts the three bears and has to learn to take responsibility, say sorry and make friends.  

The Crazy Adventures of Don Quixote/Las locaventuras de Don Quijote
June 13-15
Pregones/PRTT (304 W 47th St. New York, NY 1003
6)
Recommended for 8 years old and up.
Performed in Spanish and English simultaneously

Legendary Spanish writer Miguel Cervantes and his ghostly companions join forces to help his titular character Don Quixote overcome challenges and find his way back home.

MICROTEATRO @ Punto SEA
May-June
Teatro SEA (107 Suffolk Street, NY 10021)
Recommended for adults

Punto SEA is an intimate venue within Teatro SEA featuring Latinx acts of no more than three performers, who will present cabaret, burlesque, poetry, music, performance art and stand-up. A flexible space with capacity for 25-35 people, Punto SEA has a full bar and food offerings!
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