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 Image provided by Arizona Women's Theatre Company Welcome To New Carpa Theater! New Carpa Theater Company was founded in 2002 by James E. Garcia. The company incorporated in 2006 and is launching its third full season this year. The company focuses on Latino and multicultural theater works. Upcoming Productions…A Mother’s WillYou think your family is crazy… What about Mary’s? Her husband Miguel sees no reason for staying sober; her daughter Rachel is a muppie (Mexican-American yuppie) doctor who can’t be in the same room with her sister Annette, a super-Chicana channeling Frida Kahlo; and son Mike is worried whether coming out of the closet will kill his mother outright. All Mary wants is for everyone to get along… so she can join the family of ghosts in the living room. Show runs March 5-14, 2010. See the A Mother’s Will page for detailed show times, venue and ticket information. Thank you for coming…Dream Act, encore performance at Catalina Elementary School in Phoenix — Thank you all so much for coming to see this encore performance! Dream Act, the story of an undocumented student’s dreams of medical school, and the challenges she faces in the face of anti-immigrant sentiment, was well received and appealed to be our English- and Spanish-speaking patrons. We are already in discussions with at least one additional showing at a Phoenix-area school. Visit the Dream Act page to read about the show, and feel free to contact us if you would like to request a performance near you. American Pastorela: The Saga of Sheriff Joe made us laugh, made us think, and even stirred a little controversy! Thank you to all who came out to see this year’s show — we already have ideas for next year’s continuing saga. Additional media updates will be post to the American Pastorela page as coverage continues. The Mighty Vandals was well-received, and we thank you all so much for attending. Keep checking New Carpa’s web site for media updates! Thank you for making The Tears of Lives, the story of three children left to fend for themselves after the deportation of their parents, such a great success. Sign up on our mailing list for notice in the future if we are able to restage this show! |
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