I've Failed, I've Failed, I've Failed
| Open: 12/08/13 Close: 12/08/13

Dance Theater"
Dance.Dance Theater
The ONE Festival Now In Its 8th Year At Teatro Latea
| Open: 04/05/13 Close: 04/10/13

Solo Performance"
Theater.Solo Performance
Oil On Canvas Directed By Mariana Cerrano King
| Open: 03/05/13 Close: 03/05/13

Drama"
Theater.Drama
The Importance Of Being Blanca
| Open: 11/02/12 Close: 11/04/12

Comedy"
Theater.Comedy
Tango Fever - A New Play By Meri Wallace
| Open: 09/19/12 Close: 10/07/12

Dance Theater"
Dance.Dance Theater
Sane
| Open: 09/25/12 Close: 10/02/12

Solo Performance"
Theater.Solo Performance
Glass Cord
| Open: 05/03/12 Close: 05/20/12

Drama"
El Gringuito
| Open: 04/26/12 Close: 04/29/12

"El-Gringuito" is a One Man Show written and performed by Éric-Dominique Pérez, it's about a redhead Latino, who explores the ups and downs of finding acceptance in a Latin-community where "you don't look like anyone around you." It's a poignant and hilarious account of growing up looking different while trying to belong within his people. This show will be presented in English, French and Spanish.
The show runs from April 26th, 2012-April 29, 2012.
Solo Performance"
The One Festival
| Open: 04/05/12 Close: 04/22/12

Featuring multi-talented playwrights and performance artists from across the U.S., "THE ONE FESTIVAL!" will have a two-week theatrical run from April 4- 22, 2012 at Teatro LATEA, located at the Clemente Soto Velez Cultural and Educational Center on New York City's vibrant Lower East Side.
"THE ONE FESTIVAL" will showcase original, non-published theatrical works, both full-length and shorts. Each work will be performed four times during the festival. At the conclusion of the festival, the audience favorite will be awarded the grand prize of a full theatrical production at Teatro LATEA.
To win the grand prize, a work must receive a minimum of 75 votes from participating audience members during the course of the festival. The piece with the most votes will be declared the festival winner –
"THE ONE!"
Solo Performance"
The One Festival
| Open: 04/05/12 Close: 04/07/12

Solo Performance"
Theater.Solo Performance
Canciones De Mujer
| Open: 03/31/12 Close: 04/01/12

A concert of songs written by Latin-American women, featuring compositions by María Grever, Consuelo Velázquez, Sylvia Rexach, Violeta Parra, Chabuca Granda and many others.
On Saturday, March 31 at 8 pm and Sunday, April 1 at 3 pm, Teatro LATEA presents a special concert “Canciones de Mujer”, featuring the songs of Latin American women composers, as conceived, directed and accompanied by noted Uruguayan-born pianist and conductor Pablo Zinger, and sung by vocalists Brenda Feliciano (Puerto Rico), Gizelxanath (México), Leonardo Granados (Venezuela) and Virginia Herrera-Crilly (México).
While Latin American women were kept out of the ranks of classical music composition – with a few notable exceptions, such as Teresa Carreño – they took a very prominent role in popular song, and in some cases, such as María Grever, they competed head to head with their male counterpart.
Such well know songs as “Bésame mucho”, “Gracias a la vida”, “Júrame”, and “Fina estampa” were written by women (who often wrote both music and lyrics).
Hear these songs – and many more – at Teatro LATEA on March 31 and April 1. For reservations, call (212) 529-1948. Admission: $ 20, students and seniors $ 15. Teatro LATEA is situated in the Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural & Educational Center, 107 Suffolk Street, New York, accesible with the F, J, M, and Z subways.
(Spanish version)
CANCIONES DE MUJER
Un concierto de canciones escritas por mujeres de América Latina, incluyendo composiciones de María Grever, Consuelo Velázquez, Sylvia Rexach, Violeta Parra, Chabuca Granda y muchas otras.
El sábado 31 de marzo a las 8 de la noche y domingo 1 de abril a las 3 de la tarde, Teatro LATEA presenta un concierto especial, “Canciones de Mujer”, dedicado a las canciones de compositoras latinoamericanas, concebido, dirigido y acompañado por el conocido pianista y director uruguayo Pablo Zinger, con los vocalistas Brenda Feliciano (Puerto Rico) Gizelxanath (México), Leonardo Granados (Venezuela) y Virginia Herrera-Crilly (México).
Mientras las mujeres latinoamericanas fueron mantenidas al margen de la composición de música clásica – con pocas y notables excepciones, como Teresa Carreño – sí tuvieron un papel sumamente prominente en la canción popular, y en algunos casos, tales como el de María Grever, compitieron exitosamente con sus colegas hombres.
Canciones como “Bésame mucho”, “Gracias a la vida”, “Júrame” y “Fina estampa” fueron escritas por mujeres (que frecuentemente escribían música y letra).
Oiga esas canciones – y muchas otras, en el Teatro LATEA el 31 de marzo y 1 de abril. Para reservar entradas, llamar al (212) 529-1948. Precios: $ 20 entrada general, estudiantes y retirados $ 15. El Teatro LATEA está situado en el Centro Cultural y Educacional Clemente Soto Vélez , 107 Suffolk Street, New York, accesible con los subways F, J, M, y Z.
Cabaret"