Burned

Burned

December 2-18, 2025 in THE BRONX – BURNED tells the story of Linda, a frontline health worker navigating emotional burdens and family pressures in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic. Part of our award-winning ABRAZO/EMBRACE initiative for Bronx community wellness and mental health.

Baile Cangrejero

Baile Cangrejero

October 23-November 16, 2025 in MANHATTAN – BAILE CANGREJERO is a vibrant stage celebration of Afro-Caribbean rhythm, poetry, and cultural pride. With the electrifying sounds of bomba, plena, and bolero, the production brings to life the timeless words of legendary poets like Luis Palés Matos, Julia de Burgos, Nicolás Guillén, and more.

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The Wedding March

April 9-May 3, 2026 in MANHATTAN – THE WEDDING MARCH is a lyrical performance where, flanked by two tuxedoed figures, a woman reclaims the haunting, humorous, and formative tales passed down by generations of women before her. Directed by Rosal Colón with musical direction by Desmar Guevara.

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Torched! In Concert

May 28 – June 7, 2026 Pregones Theater GET TICKETSExperience Torched! In Concert, a powerful live music performance exploring the complex legacy of the Bronx fires of 1970’s New York. Pulsing to the beat of salsa, funk disco, and hip hop, Torched! In Concert transports audiences between 1970s New York– when the fires gripped headlines–…

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SolFest 2026

September 27-October 4, 2026 — SOLFEST 2026 is dedicated to amplifying Latiné voices and building a body of work for the new American theater. The program will feature emerging and established artists in both online and in-person events.

¡SAN MIGUEL, AMARRA TU PERRO!

May 13 – June 12, 2027 in The Bronx–Pregones/PRTT’s ¡SAN MIGUEL, AMARRA TU PERRO! (Tie Up Your Dog!) is an original ensemble play with live music, first premiered in 1998. The production brings together seven renowned insurgent belletrists of the Spanish Caribbean — Ramón Emeterio Betances, Segundo Ruiz Belvis, Eugenio María de Hostos, José Martí, Luisa Capetillo, Pedro Albizu Campos, and Juan Antonio Corretjer — gifted orators and writers who, though they lived across different eras and held varying political philosophies, placed the inherent dignity, freedom, equality, and potential of human beings at the center of their work. Today, when racialized, migrant, trans, and made-poor communities are again vilified and hunted, Tie Up Your Dog! is especially urgent.

Doomscroll

December 1-12, 2026 in The Bronx–Pregones/PRTT’s Doomscroll continues four decades of forum theater practice — a tradition the company first introduced in the 1980s to address the impacts of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and now turns toward mobile phone addiction and community wellness in the digital age. Young people carry this risk most acutely, and the show centers them while honoring a longstanding commitment to intergenerational audiences. Written by playwright Alejandra Ramos Riera, Doomscroll is the second premiere in Pregones/PRTT’s interactive, Abrazo/Embrace initiative. Directed by Jorge B. Merced.