CULTUREMENTAL 2026
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Pregones/Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre’s The Wedding March is a small, intimate production that carries the weight of a whole life remembered. Adapted from Judith Ortiz Cofer’s Silent Dancing: A Partial Remembrance of a Puerto Rican Childhood, it traces family, migration, memory, and girlhood with grace and emotional clarity. Rosa Colón’s direction gives the piece a quiet magic, and Jenyvette Vega anchors it with a radiant star turn. Read all about it HERE. |
Think you know King Lear? Think again. This Compagnia de’ Colombari production left me breathless, making the play’s madness immediate and real. Karin Coonrod’s multi-Lear approach gave me new empathy for characters often dismissed as villains, and the cast brought intelligence, intensity to every moment. |
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