Friday, June 26 (7:00PM), Saturday, June 27 (7:00 PM), Sunday, June 28 (4:00PM)

Company: Timbre 4

The lives of five eccentric co-workers who want to find love but don’t know how crisscross in the third wing of an office building that seems as out of reach as the characters who practically live in it. Teatro Timbre 4 productions are performed in Buenos Aires in Claudio Tolcachir’s own living room, and the 30 eager people who line up nightly outside his home, must press buzzer (timbre) # 4 to view one of his intimate shows. Third Wing marks the return of the unique company that captivated TeatroStageFest 2007 audiences with The Omission of the Coleman Family, revealing once more its ironic take on the absurdity of everyday life. 

In Spanish with English Supertitles.
1 Hour 5 Minutes, No Intermission.

"Claudio Tolcachir confirms the originality and power of his dramatic talent which has been demonstrated in his past works." - Olga Cosentino – Revista Noticias

“Hilarious humor that deconstructs reality to clarify it, dramatic nuances that capture our attention again and again, silent moments that last long enough to allow us to reposition ourselves in our seats and start to laugh again." -
Jimena Trombetta - Imaginación Atrapada

 

Written and Directed by: Claudio Tolcachir
English Translation by: Jean Graham-Jones

Cast: Magdalena Grondona, Carlos Hernán Grinstein, Melisa Hermida, José María Marcos, Daniela Ruth Pal

Production Design by: Gonzalo Córdoba
Lighting Design by: Omar Possemato
Assistant Director: Maxime Sauge
Producer: Jonathan Zak and Maxime Sauge

Location: Nagelberg Theatre at Baruch Center for the Performing Arts (at Baruch College)
55 Lexington Avenue at E. 25th Street, Manhattan

Subway: 6 R W to 23rd Street

Tickets: $20     
Students/Seniors: $15

2-show discount + access to TeatroStageLounge: $35      

Presenting Partner                  Media Host

     

 

Original production co-produced by:

Open Captioning was made possible by Theatre Development Fund's Theater Accesibility Program (TAP)

 

Latino International Theater Festival of New York, Inc. is a participant in the New Generations–Future Collaborations program, funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and administered by Theatre Communications Group, the national organization for the American theatre.

(Diciembre)

 

Friday, June 26 (9:00PM), Saturday, June 27 (9:00 PM), Sunday, June 28 (6:00PM)

Company: Teatro en el Blanco

 

Christmas Eve, 2014. Chile, Peru and Bolivia are at war.  A young Chilean soldier gets a 24-hour leave to celebrate with his pregnant twin sisters who are determined to seize the moment and convince him to act on their opposing views of the war. Will the brother defect or return to battle? The phrase “home for the holidays” takes a poignantly funny turn in this provocative, side-splitting political dark comedy where nothing is what it seems, and no one is entirely telling the truth. Teatro en el Blanco “hits its target” with this new co-production with Chile’s renowned Santiago a Mil Festival.

 

In Spanish with English Super-titles.
1 Hour 15 Minutes, No Intermission.

 

“...weaves together tensions that are drawn from the private and the public.” - Carlos Reyes, El País

“… explores the reality of war and its power to transform collective consciousness and domestic life.” - Caras y Caretas

 

Written, Directed and Translated by: Guillermo Calderón
Cast: Jorge Becker, Trinidad Gonzalez, Paula Zuniga

 

Assistant Director: Francisca Castellano
Company Manager: Loreto Araya

Location: Nagelberg Theatre at Baruch Center for the Performing Arts (at Baruch College)
55 Lexington Avenue at E. 25th Street, Manhattan

Subway: 6 R W to 23rd Street

Tickets: $20     
Students/Seniors: $15

2-show discount + access to TeatroStageLounge: $35    

 

Presenting Partner                  Media Host

     

 

Original production co-produced by:

Open Captioning was made possible by Theatre Development Fund's Theater Accesibility Program (TAP)

 

Latino International Theater Festival of New York, Inc. is a participant in the New Generations–Future Collaborations program, funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and administered by Theatre Communications Group, the national organization for the American theatre.

Meet the creators of
December and Third Wing!

 

Don't miss this insightful conversation with Guillermo Calderón, and Claudio Tolcachir, who will reveal the socio-political context of their acclaimed plays and the inspiration behind their writing.  This marks the first Weissman Talks Onstage Dialogues at TeatroStageFest, moderated by Jeffrey Peck, Dean of the Weissman School of Arts and Sciences at Baruch College.

 

Wednesday, June 24 at 6PM

 

Nagelberg Theatre at Baruch Center for the Performing Arts
55 Lexington Avenue at E. 25th Street, Manhattan

Subway: 6 R W to 23rd Street

 

FREE ADMISSION!

 

For more information click here.