With the market down and unemployment soaring, bail-out packages seem to be required everywhere. TeatroStageFest has come up with its own alternative by providing the first Comedy-Bail-Out Package in collaboration with the Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre and Queens Theatre in the Park, featuring: Marga Gomez in Long Island Iced Latina, Bill Santiago in Pardon My Spanglish ¡Porque Because! and Andrés López in Pelota de Letras and Me Pido la Ventana Con Frutica Picada. Three irreverent comedy shows that offer the best (and funniest) bail-out deal in town since Congress' stimulus package! Get 2-show discount tickets at the Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre for same night performances, and gain exclusive access to the inaugural TeatroStageLounge @ Brazil Brazil Restaurant where you will get to make new friends, and mingle with Festival artists in between performances over a glass of wine! Show your PRTT ticket stub at Queens Theater in the Park, and get $5 off to the June 26 & 27 comedy shows!
(212) 947-8844 (New York Metro Area) (800) 872-8997 (Outside NY Metro Area) Important Notice Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre Wed-Sat 5:30-8:30pm Sun 1:00-3:30pm
Thursday, June 18 (8:00 PM),
Friday, June 19 (8:00 PM), Saturday, June 20 (8:00 PM), Sunday, June 21 (7:00 PM)
Written and Performed by: Marga Gomez Directed by: David Schweizer Produced by: Miriam Colón Valle
GLAAD Award winner Marga Gomez pours a long, tall drink of cultural confusion, chronic virginity and mother-daughter instability in her acclaimed new show about her awkward adolescence in Massapequa, Long Island. Mixing theatrical physicality and stand-up comedy energy, Gomez begins by recounting a hilariously dark memoir of the only brown girl in a white high school, then she switches gears to deliver an intoxicating manifesto on behalf of Latinos who can’t speak Spanish, suck at Salsa, and suffer from Blonditis. "We are here and we vote!," she proclaims.
In English. 1 hour 20 minutes, no intermission.
“A comic marksman …One To Watch.” “2008 Best Comedian!”
Location: Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre 304 W. 47th Street at 8th Avenue Subway: A C E 1 2 3 N Q R W 7 to 42nd Street Tickets: $20
Supported by The Ford Foundation Good Neighbour Committee
PRTT TeatroStageLounge sponsored by Brazil Brazil Restaurant
Check out more sights and sounds at margagomez.com See video!
(212) 947-8844 (New York Metro Area) (800) 872-8997 (Outside NY Metro Area) Important Notice Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre Wed-Sat 5:30-8:30pm Sun 1:00-3:30pm
Friday, June 19 (10:00 PM)
Bill Santiago is the first born of at least four children. He became a standup after narrowly escaping a career in journalism, facing the fact that as a comedian he was funny, but as a reporter he was a joke (although he did manage to write for the New York Times, Washington Post, Miami Herald, etc.) With the premiere of his first television special, “Comedy Central Presents: Bill Santiago,” he won over fans nationwide with his dead-on observations about Spanglish – “twice the vocabulary and half the grammar!”
In Spanglish. One hour, no intermission.
“Playfully explores the subject of biculturalism.” “Like George Carlin in his prime, Santiago is expert at honing in on the way language reveals society’s bizarre fixations.”
Location: Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre 304 W. 47th Street at 8th Avenue Subway: A C E 1 2 3 N Q R W 7 to 42nd Street Tickets: $20
Supported by The Ford Foundation Good Neighbour Committee
PRTT TeatroStageLounge sponsored by Brazil Brazil Restaurant
Check out more sights and sounds at billsantiago.com
(718) 760-0064 Queens Theatre in the Park Box Office
Friday, June 26 (9:00 PM) &
Saturday, June 27 (9:00 PM)
Company: Queens Theatre in the Park Written and Performed by: Andrés López
Andrés López, Bogota’s enfant terrible makes his TeatroStageFest debut with two hilarious psycho-portraits of life ... a la Colombiana!
About Pelota de Letras Version 1,000: The acclaimed show that launched Andrés López, the comedy superstar who redefined Colombian stand-up with his witty, unapologetic, and riotous take on the functional disfunctionalities of multigenerational families: from video game wiz-kids, to technology-challenged parents, and the abuelitos who struggle to make sense of them! López celebrates the 1,000th performance of the show with fresh material that continuously raises the bar of this comedy classic!
About Yo me pido la ventana: Funny talking Andrés López follows his internationally acclaimed “Pelota de Letras” taking us on a new laugh-out-loud irreverent journey through the various stages in the life of every man. A poignant and comic take on daily madness, seen from a window seat where life can best be appreciated as it goes by. López has five international tours under his belt and over 400 sold-out performances at Bogota’s National Theater.
Both shows in Spanish with no Super-titles. 2 hours and 30 minutes, no intermission.
Location: Queens Theatre in the Park Tickets:
Presenting Partner Media Hosts
Check out more sights and sounds at andreslopez.com
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