R.Evolucion Latina Celebrates Broadway's Hispanic Heritage Month El Cojunto Sundays September 29th, and October 13th @ 7pm  The Living Room Lounge @ W NY-Times Square Hotel 1567 Broadway, New York, NY 10036 Buy Tickets here.  Join our friends Ana Villafañe, Justin Ramos, and our talented Founder/Director Luis Salgado to celebrate Hispanic Heritage month. Viva Broadway and the Broadway League are proud to present a three-part concert series "El Conjunto". Hosted by Ana Villafañe (“New Amsterdam” and “Sunnyside” on NBC, Broadway’s On Your Feet!), each night will feature stars of both stage and screen, performing together with musical director Justin Ramos to celebrate Latinx culture and music.  Join us for an intimate night of sazón and celebration at The Living Room Lounge, home of Broadway at the W, (located in W Times Square Hotel) on Sunday evenings  September 29th, and October 13th.

EVENTS

The Treatment

Opens Friday, September 27, 2019 at 7:30pm

Iati Theater

64 East 4th Street, NYC

Written by Joseph P. Krawczyk

Directed by Eric Parness

Associate Director: Laura Clinton

Synopsis

The Treatment is a mystery thriller that begins with two people who wake up in an institutional setting, unaware of how and why they got there. They are informed that they have been infected with a virus that causes total memory loss. The Facilitator, who works with them to recover their memories, finds out that the facility director is trying to extract and suppress some vital information.

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EVENT TONIGHT!

Thursday, September 26th @ 6:30pm

CRISTINA PATO - Lecture and Performance: Transcending Disciplines:   An Artist’s Journey to Cultural Sustainability

KJCC Auditorium

53 Washington Square South, NYC

Cristina Pato is the 2019 / 2020 King Juan Carlos Chair in Spanish Culture and Civilization, NYU King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center.

In this lecture, Cristina Pato shares her artistic journey, forging a multifaceted career as an internationally acclaimed Galician bagpiper master, classical pianist, producer and educator. Without a precedent to follow, and in a world where “nobody needs a bagpiper,” Dr. Pato charted her own path to become an independent artist and became passionate about exploring the role of the arts in other contexts, especially education. In this lecture, Cristina will share how she has made herself relevant to other disciplines and, in doing so, built a sustainable career. Cristina will also underscore how her multiple identities – teacher, performer, writer, producer– are a platform to probe social questions raised by the intersection of classical and folkloric music.

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