Artists

Pregones PRTT’s artistic leadership builds from a decades strong commitment to ensemble work, collective creation and artist led initiatives. Current leadership:
Rosalba Rolon – Founder & Artistic Director
Alvan Colón Lespier – Associate Artistic Director
Jorge B. Merced – Associate Artistic Director
Desmar Guevara – Resident Composer and Musical Director

Our STEP UP ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE for tailored development of new work, is at the center of our in-house artists in residency program. Annually, the program hosts up to 8 artistic projects, ranging from theater to music to dance to film. ATIST SPACE AT PREGONES or ASAP is the other residency project, granting access to our venues during dark days. Participation in STEP UP and ASAP is by invitation only. For more information call 718-585-1202.

Our acclaimed acting and music ensemble periodically holds casting calls and auditions, often at the early stages of production development. To get notice of forthcoming opportunities, please sign up for email communications. 

Artists demonstrating a strong commitment to the company’s mission are periodically invited to audition for open roles not filled by ensemble members. Ensemble membership is by invitation only, typically after participation in at least 3 mainstage company productions.

Pregones/PRTT’s acclaimed acting and music ensemble produces only original works of its own devising. We are unable to respond or provide feedback on unsolicited manuscripts. Non-ensemble playwrights interested in collaborating with Pregones/PRTT may do so via the following opportunities: 48 Hours in El Bronx (presented in partnership with Harlem 9), Solfest (presented in partnership with The Sol Project), and Step Up Artist In Residency (by invitation).

Pregones/PRTT has earned a sterling local, regional, national, and international reputation on the excellence of our artmaking, mentorship, education, and community building capacities. We are proud to sustain long-term partnerships with organizations and initiatives such as: Harlem 9’s 48 Hours in El Bronx, Revolución Latina, The Sol Project and SolFest, Bomplenzao, National Association of Latino Arts and Culture, The Coalition of Latinx Theaters in NY, Lincoln Center’s La Casita, National Performance Network, and many more.