Latino Theatre Projects wants to share big news with you about our upcoming project! (Puede leer en Espanol abajo) Few theater goers dispute the universal appeal of August Wilson’s plays. Within the inherent specificity of the African American experience, Wilson presents fundamental themes—love, honor, duty, betrayal—and gives voice to our full collective humanity. This is […]
On Tuesday, September 4, Latino Theatre Projects will be distributing a press release to local media outlets and theatre reviewers. Here is your chance to get a sneak preview: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE—September 4, 2018 Contact: Robert Harkins 206-718-5077 robert@latinotheatreprojects.org www.latinotheatreprojects.org Latino Theatre Projects Announces October Production of Brainpeople In Association with Theatre Off Jackson […]
Latino Theatre Projects has been awarded a Seattle Times 2017 Footlight Award in today’s paper! Check out this article from today’s Seattle Times awarding the 2017 Footlight Awards. The article is divided between theatre critics Misha Berson, Dusty Somers, and Brendan Kiley. Under each of them, they feature trends and recognize excellence in various categories. […]
Latino Theatre Projects is proud to share that 2017 was a very good year. Our productions of 26 Miles at West of Lenin and Ay, Carmela!, a co-production with Theatre Off Jackson, were smash hits. We are grateful to have assisted in the work of the Encanto program, helping to raise money for Latinx scholarships […]
On Saturday, March 25, at 8 pm, LTP will be hosting an intimate concert of boleros, Broadway hits, opera, and flamenco. Award-winning Tenor Jose Iniguez will entertain our audience, along with his fellow artists pianist Jeremy Neufeld, violist Eddie Nicholson, and guitarist Jesus Aguilar. The evening is titled José Iñiguez Unplugged. The program will be […]
In November on Thanksgiving weekend, we were thrilled to direct and manage a huge, unique concert at the Moore Theater in downtown Seattle. Titled Encanto 2016, the concert combined mariachi, boleros, opera, and symphonic music for the first time anywhere. A fundraiser for scholarships at Central and Eastern Washington Universities, it raised over $50,000. In […]
Latino Theatre Projects wants to share big news with you about our upcoming project! (Puede leer en Espanol abajo) Few theater goers dispute the universal appeal of August Wilson’s plays. Within the inherent specificity of the African American experience, Wilson presents fundamental themes—love, honor, duty, betrayal—and gives voice to our full collective humanity. This is […]