The Cuban Swimmer by Milcha Sanchez-Scott is a magi realism tale of a young girl in a swimming race, with her family following behind her in a boat, coaching and arguing, in route to Catalina Island. Out There by William Saroyan is from the world of naturalism. It tell the story of a young man in a southern jail anxiously trying to convince the young female cook to free him.
All performances are in Spanish with Simultaneous English translation available via headsets.
Discounts available for Senior Citizens, Students, children and groups. Yerma is one of the most powerful of Lorca's dramas ever put on stage. It's about the belief in human happiness versus the existence of God. The play revolves about a young unwed woman who wants to bear a child but who is constricted by the moral conventionalism of the times. Fri 23, 8pm.