Dates: Monday, June 2 (7:30 PM)

Ticket Price: $20

Photo by: Len Prince

Bianca Marroquin, the star of Broadway’s Chicago celebrates her journey from Mexico City to Broadway in a magical evening that features her own songs, show tunes, and Mexican standards including hits by legendary composer Augustín Lara and Cafetacuba, among others.  Hear Broadway’s “Roxie” as you never heard her before, as she razzle dazzles the night with this revealing music extravaganza.

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Date: Monday, June 2 (9:30 PM)

Tickets Price: $20

Photo by: Jeff Sacks

The multiple Grammy Award nominated drummer, percussionist, composer, arranger and multi-cultural warrior Bobby Sanabria adds spice to TeatroStageFest with his Quarteto Aché and his legendary fusion of sounds that continues to redefine contemporary Latin Jazz.  From his early days in The South Bronx, to sharing recording studios and stages worldwide with legends like Dizzy Gillespie, Tito Puente, Paquito D'Rivera, Ray Barretto, Arturo Sandoval, Henry Threadgill, and the Godfather of Afro-Cuban Jazz, Mario Bauzá, among others, Bobby Sanabria has made history. Don't miss one of the most articulate Jazz stylists alive today as he celebrates his birthday at Joe's Pub and TeatroStageFest with his signature virtuosity.

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Date: Monday June 9 (9:30 PM)

Company: INTARTheatre

Ticket Price: $20

Photos by: Photo David Wilson (top), Michael J. Palma (bottom)

INTAR Theatre's production of Marga Gomez in Talkin' Funny and Carmelita Tropicana in Ole! reunites a dynamic duo of power Latina comediennes at TeatroStageFest. A hilarious night of New York style comedy celebrating Latino pride and their unique take on life.

Drama Desk nominee and GLAAD Award winner Marga Gomez returns to New York with Talkin' Funny, the culturally confused comic disclosures of a Latina from Long Island who can’t speak Spanish, struggles with a Salsa disorder, and looks at JLo’s film Gigli for the meaning of life.  Also featuring Obie Award-winning thespian Carmelita Tropicana performing excerpts from her new show ¡Olé! Wanderlust in Sevilla – land of Don Juan, Flamenco and chorizo. Tall tales of love with an apparition by St. Teresa in the Monastery of the Cartuja revealing why Latinos make the best lovers.

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