Latino Theater Co. at The LATC

BroadwayWorld: Latino Theater Co. at The LATC "Seeks Submissions for Digital ENCUENTRO Latinx Theater Festival. The festival will celebrate the richness of contemporary Latinx theater and highlight the diversity of Latinx culture in communities throughout the U.S."

We're having an info session this Friday, April 23 at 11am PST. Link to RSVP: https://forms.gle/V5h7wP19CcisZ9c19

Now accepting submissions for Re:Encuentro 2021. A National Latina/o/x Theater Festival Celebrating Contemporary Latina/o/x Theater in the U.S. Submission Deadline: May 17, 2021, 5pm PST

Jose Luis Valenzuela and Evelina Fernandez, co-founders and leaders of the Latino Theatre Company at LATC talk Latino theatre in LA and beyond with host Dan Guerrero.

BroadwayWorld: Listen: Latino Theater Company Releases OFFSTAGE/UNMASKED Podcast. The series kicks off with José Luis Valenzuela in discussion with Rosalba Rolón, artistic director of Bronx-based Pregones Theater Company.

Created by the Latino Theater Co., "Offstage/Unmasked" are bravely curious conversations with Latinx theater artists across the country. Join us once a month as we talk about the State of Latinx Theater a year into the Covid-19 pandemic. We shut down, we masked up, went online, we connected and we're still here. How has covid impacted our programming? What kept us going? When are we coming back to the stage and what changes do we need to make to get there? New episodes will be released on the second Monday of every month, with future guests to be announced. Listeners can hear Offstage/Unmasked at https://anchor.fm/latino-theater-co, as well as on Spotify, Apple, Google, or wherever podcasts are available.

Appointments Available for Covid-19 Vaccine. Now Vaccinating: - Healthcare workers - Long-term care residents... - Individuals 65 and older https://carbonhealth.com/covid-19-vaccines

Check out Company Member Geoffrey Rivas in 9-11 Lone Star this Monday on FOX!

A twist on the next Happy Hour of live streamed conversations woth LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes. A twofer. Jose Luis Valenzuela and Evelina Fernandez join wit master Dan Guerrero for theater talk and much more. HE: renown director, emeritus professor at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television and Artistic Director and co-founder of the Latino Theatre Company. SHE: acclaimed playwright, actress and founding member of the Latino Theatre Company. TOGETHER: the Chicano Power Couple operate the celebrated Los Angeles Theatre Center. Dan and his guests will talk about the state of Latino theatre in the U.S. and beyond. And more. Friday, April 16 @ 7PM PDT.

City of L.A. Invites Latino Theater Company to Manage Downtown's Los Angeles Theatre Center for Additional 30 Years!

LAST CHANCE To Vote For The 2020 BroadwayWorld Los Angeles Awards!

Be a part of the movement toward an equitable future for the LA performing arts. Panelists include: Snehal Desai , Mike Millan, Jessica Hanna, Donna Simone Johnson and more Presented by East West Players, Alternative Theatre LA, and the Theatrical Producers League of LA

Wishing you peace, love and good health!

The Latino Theater Company feels strongly about the events which have taken place, recently and historically, affecting people of color and in particular the Asian Community. It is our responsibility to make our audience aware of the long-standing relationship we have had with our Asian colleagues. We share the same struggle of calling out white supremacy and hate. We invite you to a conversation where we can share information and understand how we can organize and continue to support our Asian brothers and sisters at this important time.

We’re extending free access to our archival video of our signature holiday pageant, La Virgen de Guadalupe, Dios Inantzin, through Dec. 31.

TONIGHT @ 6PM PDT: Join Artists at Play for this #StopAAPIHate conversation hosted by the Latino Theater Co. at The LATC (AAP's partner in the 2015 production o...f IN LOVE AND WARCRAFT). Stefanie Lau, AAP Producing Artistic Leader and Founding Member, will be part of the panel discussion alongside LTC's José Luis Valenzuela, Jon Lawrence Rivera of Playwrights' Arena, Snehal Desai of East West Players, and Leslie Ishii of Perseverance Theatre (who directed AAP's 2014 production of 99 HISTORIES). "The Latino Theater Company feels strongly about the events which have taken place, recently and historically, affecting people of color and in particular the Asian Community. It is our responsibility to make our audience aware of the long-standing relationship we have had with our Asian colleagues. We share the same struggle of calling out white supremacy and hate. We invite you to a conversation where we can share information and understand how we can organize and continue to support our Asian brothers and sisters at this important time." #LAthtr #theLATC #AAPCommunity

Dementia written by Evelina Fernández premieres tomorrow at 7PM....that's about the 5th inning of the Dodgers World Series Game but no worries it streams for 10 Days: Oct. 27 Nov. 5 - Watch it on-demand for FREE anytime between those days. :)

Streaming for 10 days: Oct. 27 Nov. 5 An archival video showing of Evelina Fernández’s innovative play tackling topics taboo in the Latino community, including homosexuality, AIDS, teen pregnancy and euthanasia all through the Latino Theater Company’s uniquely styled lens. First produced in 2002, Dementia garnered a GLAAD Award for Outstanding Theater Production and four Ovation nominations, and was revived by the LTC in 2010 (Los Angeles Times Critic’s Choice) and again in 2017. Featuring: Esperanza America; Ralph Cole, Jr.; Danny De La Paz; Evelina Fernández; Sal Lopez; Geoffrey Rivas; Lucy Rodriguez

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Join us for a conversation about A Mexican Trilogy: An American Story with the Latino Theater Company.

Premiering Tonight at 7PM PST: Mexican Trilogy: An American Story, Part 3: Charity’ by Evelina Fernández. Streaming for 10 days: Oct. 20 Oct. 30.

Premiering this Tuesday, Oct 20th at 7PM PST: A Mexican Trilogy: An American Story, Part 3: Charity’ by Evelina Fernandez. Streaming for 10 days: Oct. 20 Oct. 30. Travel with the Morales family through decades of the Mexican-American experience, from a remote mining town in Arizona during World War II, to the Phoenix family home during the Cuban Missile Crisis, and, finally to Los Angeles following the death of Pope John Paul II in 2005. A Mexican Trilogy is the winner of the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle’s Ted Schmitt Award and is published by Samuel French

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Now Playing On-Demand: HOPE, Part 2 of A Mexican Trilogy: An American Story by Evelina Fernández. Streaming for 10 days: Oct. 13 Oct. 22. Set in the Phoenix home of the Morales family during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Filled with music, humor and a pinch of magical realism, A Mexican Trilogy is the winner of the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle’s Ted Schmitt Award and is published by Samuel French.

Don’t miss this special @OneDayAtATimePop premiere, TONIGHT at 9pm only on @CBS. #ODAAT

Next Week: A Mexican Trilogy: An American Story, Part 2: Hope’ by Evelina Fernández. Streaming at thelatc.org for 10 days: Oct. 13 Oct. 22. Set in the Phoenix home of the Morales family during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Filled with music, humor and a pinch of magical realism, A Mexican Trilogy is the winner of the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle’s Ted Schmitt Award and is published by Samuel French.

It’s almost time! 7pm PST.

Premiering Tonight, Tuesday, Oct 6 at 7PM PST, A Mexican Trilogy, Part 1: Faith Travel with the Morales family through decades of the Mexican-American experience, beginning with a remote mining town in Arizona during World War II. Filled with music, humor and a pinch of magical realism, A Mexican Trilogy is the winner of the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle’s Ted Schmitt Award and is published by Samuel French. Watch it: Oct 6 to October 15, 2020