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Monday, November 18, 2019
It tells the story of Puerto Rico’s history through the eyes of an immigrant in the UK and will run from October 2nd to 19th at Southwark’s Blue Elephant Theatre, just a stone’s throw from London’s largest Latin American community at Elephant and castle. Two years since Hurricane María […]
This play tells the story of two sisters from Puerto Rico who live respectively in London and the Latin American country, and whose relationship changes after the natural catastrophe that devastated the nation. Starring Puerto Rican actors, it will be performed in the English capital from 15th to 17th August, […]
A theatre seating around 400 and a housing estate with ten times that number of residents offer unique cultural experiences in London. Sean Sheehan The Royal Court Theatre has a history harking back to the end of the nineteenth century, though the grand red-brick building that now stands […]
On the Caribbean island of Cuba there is a unique group, which builds on tradition, and for 90 years has kept alive the heritage of members of the diaspora and the culture of their ancestors. Mayra Pardillo Gómez Its repertoire includes dances from Lanzarote, Tenerife and La Palma, […]
The curtains of this theatre recall the days when it became Cuba’s principal cultural stage for the first time eight decades ago. María de Lourdes Legrá Pichs On the 2 of June of 1939, the ‘Suñol’ theatre, whose original name was Wenceslao Infante Theatre, burst onto the artistic […]
