Back in 1996, the late playwright August Wilson delivered an address at the annual conference for Theatre Communications Group, the national service organization for theaters in the U.S. Entitled “The Ground on Which I Stand,” Wilson’s speech (later released as a book) took aim at racism and Eurocentrism in American theater, particularly when it comes […]
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Destinos al Aire brings Latinx culture to the drive-in
Their annual festival is on pandemic pause, but CLATA still celebrates the diversity of local theater companies.
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Destinos sets a course for greater representation of Latinx stories
Now in its third year, the Chicago International Latino Theater Festival celebrates artists at home and abroad.
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The Chicago International Latino Theater Festival celebrates the city’s role in supporting Latinx artists
“They just keep coming, and they’re trained and talented.”
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The first Chicago International Latino Theater Festival brings 11 productions from five countries
And organizer Myrna Salazar wants you to buy a ticket.