9th Anniversary Celebration!
September 27-October 4, 2026
In Partnership with The Sol Project & North Star Projects!
Event Details
September 27-October 4, 2026
Presented By:
The Sol Project
North Star Projects
Pregones/PRTT
Sunday, September 27, 2026
The Latiné Actor Roundtable
Sunday, September 27, 2026
Monday, September 28, 2026
5PM–7PM
NSP Latiné Shortfest
Presented by North Star Projects
Curated by Adriana Giviria & Rachel Junquiera Spencer Hewitt
The evening will include 10 short films featuring Latiné filmmakers Jaime Fernandez, Anna Capunay, Michael Aguilar, Michael León and more. Plus filmmakers from the Relatos por Venezuela initiative.
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Monday, September 28, 2026
NSP Latiné Shortfest
Time: 5PM–7PM
Location:Quad Cinema
34 W 13th St, New York, NY 10011
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
7PM
Welcome to Clowntown
By Tanya Perez
Direction by Lorca Peress
Welcome to Clowntown is an NSFW interactive solo show where Pixie spills the wild stuff while roping consenting audience members into unhinged party games. This mad‐capped adventure blends oral storytelling, clown chaos, and the survival grind of a Latina entertainer whose alter ego says the quiet part out loud about this topsy‐turvy world. With exciting new additions to the show, Leila Ghaznavi (Sesame Street, The Turn of the Screw) will make a special appearance.
Please note that this performance is for 18+ audiences and includes sexual situations, potty-mouth language, and clowns.
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Tuesday, September 29, 2026
Welcome to Clowntown
Time: 7PM
Location:Puerto Rican Traveling Theater
304 W 47th Street, NYC
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
7PM
Puerto Rico es una Cama Twin
By Ana Sophia Colón
Direction by Cándido Tirado
Puerto Rico es una Cama Twin is a one-woman tour de force set during a chaotic baby shower in Caguas, Puerto Rico, where 17-year-old Andrea returns to confront her fractured family and the secrets she’s been hiding. Through sharp humor, physical transformation, and a chorus of unforgettable Puerto Rican voices, the play explores generational trauma, womanhood, poverty, addiction, and the bittersweet cost of leaving home. Fiercely funny and deeply tender, it is a story about survival, belonging, and daring to imagine a life beyond inherited chaos.
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Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Puerto Rico es una Cama Twin
Time: 7PM
Location:Puerto Rican Traveling Theater
304 W 47th Street, NYC
Thursday, October 1, 2026
7PM
The Cubans
By Michael León
Direction by Jacob G. Padrón
The Cubans turns the classic American family drama into a quintessential Miami story—a poignant, humorous exploration of the fraught generational dynamics and struggle for identity in a Cuban-American family.
Christy returns home to Miami at a crossroads in her personal and professional life. As the family gathers to celebrate her brother Martin’s graduation, she clashes with her strong-willed mother, Martica, over her life choices and expectations for the future. But when a life-shattering event changes everything, the Valientes are forced to confront their relationships, reckon with where they come from, and find a way forward together.
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Thursday, October 1, 2026
The Cubans
Time: 7PM
Location:
Puerto Rican Traveling Theater
304 W 47th Street, NYC
Friday, October 2, 2026
7PM
Indigo Children
By Carl(os) Roa
Direction by Rula A. Muñoz
Perfect Mint goes on an adventure outside her sister’s apartment and meets Reynolds Wrap: her next-door neighbor who smells like popcorn! Through their wacky and wild friendship, they both transform in ways they never thought possible. Reynolds teaches Mint about science, organic chemistry, and how to cook MDMA! Mint teaches Reynolds about the importance of platonic love and how loving is not the same as dying! Join Mint and Reynolds as they discover the secrets of life, the universe, and bagels. Indigo Children is a surreal tragicomedy that can be best described as a bounce house covered in syringes.
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Friday, October 2, 2026
Indigo Children
Time: 7PM
Location:
Puerto Rican Traveling Theater
304 W 47th Street, NYC
Saturday, October 3, 2026
3PM–5PM
SolFest Picnic in the Park
Join us for our annual community celebration at our fifth SolFest Picnic in the Park to celebrate nine years of artistic excellence and programming.
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Saturday, October 3, 2026
SolFest Picnic in the Park
Time: 3PM–5PM
Location:
Central Park, New York, NY
Sunday, October 4, 2026
12PM–4PM
Grand Finale: Celebración Latina Block Party
SolFest 2026 wraps up on the Upper West Side at Ballet Hispánico’s annual Celebración Latina Block Party! The spectacular closing lineup features live performances by the Ballet Hispánico Company and School, music, and interactive dance classes. Come celebrate the end of SolFest week with the community, and be sure to stop by our booth for exclusive free giveaways!
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Sunday, October 4, 2026
Grand Finale: Celebración Latina Block Party
Time: 12PM–4PM
Location:
167 W 89th St, New York, NY 10024
The actors and stage managers employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States. This Theater operates under an Actors’ Equity Association Off-Broadway NYC-LOA.
The Collaborators
North Star Projects is a new arts initiative whose mission is to create a better world, one project at a time, by engendering experiences that empower, inspire, and build community through various platforms including live events and digital media. Founded by Producing Artistic Director Adriana Gaviria, North Star Projects works in partnership with artists, cultural leaders, organizations and leading theaters around the country to make a positive social impact in our communities on a local, regional and national level. www.northstarprojects.org
Pregones/Puerto Rican Traveling Theater is a multigenerational performing ensemble, multidiscipline arts presenter, and owner/steward of bilingual arts facilities in The Bronx and Manhattan. Our mission is to champion a Puerto Rican/Latinx cultural legacy of universal value through creation and performance of original plays and musicals, exchange and partnership with other artists of merit, and engagement of diverse audiences. Pregones was founded in 1979 when a group of artists led by Rosalba Rolón set out to create and tour new works in the style of Caribbean and Latin American colectivos or performing ensembles. Established as a Bronx resident company five years later, Pregones remains in the vanguard of an arts renaissance radiating throughout and beyond The Bronx today. Spurred by stage and film icon Miriam Colón, PRTT was founded in 1967 as one of the first bilingual theater companies in all the U.S. It is credited for nurturing the development of hundreds of Latinx theater artists, legitimating creative connections throughout the Spanish-speaking world, and pioneering models for genuine and lasting community engagement. Following merger in 2014, our New York season plays a decisive role in empowering underrepresented artists and audiences to claim a place at the front of the American theater. Rosalba Rolón, Artistic Director. Alvan Colón Lespier and Jorge B. Merced, Associate Artistic Directors. www.pregonesprtt.org
This program is made possible, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council, and the New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of the Governor’s Office and the New York State Legislature. Pregones/PRTT’s Mainstage is also generously funded by Ford Foundation, Howard Gilman Foundation, Shubert Foundation, and Scherman Foundation. For a full list of our funders, click here.
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