El Insomnio Americano (The American Insomnia) 12th International Festival of Hispanic Theater
Gunston Arts Center, Adjacent to Gunston Middle School (2700 S. Lang Street Arlington, VA 22206)
- Full Price:
- $30.00
- Our Price:
- $15.00*
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The last date listed for El Insomnio Americano (The American Insomnia) - 12th Festival of Hispanic Theater was Saturday October 17, 2009 / 8:00pm.
Currently at Gunston Arts Center:
Gentlemen's Club/Club de Caballeros: Comedic Love Follies
- Full Price:
- $30.00 - $35.00
- Our Price:
- $15.00 - $17.50
In the hilarious -- and bordering on grotesque -- comedy Gentlemen's Club/Club de Caballeros, four men who suffer for love and have broken hearts seek to recover what they have lost by any means necessary. Join this quartet as they move to the front of the eternal battle -- the search for love! This Spanish production with English surtitles is a U.S. premiere after leaving audiences in stitches around the world. Join the laughs as these hapless "lovers" try to turn their romantic fortunes around. Learn More
More Information About El Insomnio Americano (The American Insomnia) - 12th Festival of Hispanic Theater
Website
http://teatrodelaluna.org/tem/19/festival/home_i.htm
Description
Written, interpreted & directed by Saulo García.
As part of its 12th International Festival of Hispanic Theater, Teatro de la Luna presents Compañía Saulo García, Inc. from Colombia.
In a vacant, solitary space, we are surprised by the presence of a juggler, who not only fills the space with his antics, but insures us that no one will be alone and all will know liberty. We become immersed in his effective humor and wisdom, as, like a good trapeze artist, he invites us to jump into the unknown without a net.
In Spanish with live English dubbing.
About the Ticket Supplier: Teatro de la Luna
Teatro de la Luna was founded in 1991 as a non-profit organization whose purpose is to provide the Washington capital area -both to its Spanish-speaking community and to its English-speaking community as well - with a source of high quality theater as seen from a Latin American perspective.
Their mission is to promote Hispanic culture and foster cross-cultural understanding between the Spanish- and English-speaking communities of their region via Spanish-language theater and bilingual theatrical activities.