HOLA is excited to announce our next

SPANISH LANGUAGE VOICEOVER WORKSHOP 

with Manny Herrera

DATES: 4 sessions, Tuesday & Thursday nights

Week 1: November 12th &14th

Week 2: November 19th & 21st

TIME: 6:30pm - 8:30pm

LOCATION: HOLA @ The Clemente Soto Velez Cultural Center

107 Suffolk Street, Suite 302, NYC

FEE: $200 non-members**, $150 for members! 

**Become a member and get our discount!

TO REGISTER: Call the HOLA office at 212.253.1015 to confirm your spot.

Class size is limited so call asap! 

Make sure to leave a VM if there's no answer and we'll get back to you. 

Manny Herrera, V.O. Motivator, HOLA Special Projects Director, actor, director and voiceover artist will direct an advanced voice-over technique workshop for the experienced actor who wishes to fine-tune his/her technique. The workshop covers: diction and voicing in Spanish; interpretation and rhythm; and narration; professional audition and quick study techniques. Previous HOLA voiceover workshop students invited. Applicants should supply USB drive to record work progress. Optional production of demo tape available at additional cost. Actual voiceover copy will be used for this series. Small classes.

SUPPORT HOLA's TEAM in 

R.Evolucion Latina's Dance-a-thon 2019

Check out our page at

https://donate.broadwaycares.org/team/263667

***3 DAYS LEFT FOR DONATION DEADLINE***

November 10, 2019

HOLA's goal is $20,000 towards RL's goal of $80,00!

Please visit our page in which any donations go toward our team's goal. Donate any amount you can by November 10th to support the arts!

THERE IS MINIMAL FUNDING AVAILABLE TO THE ARTS SO YOUR DOLLARS HELP KEEP OUR DOORS OPEN! If you can't donate, please share.

THANK YOU for making a difference 

by  supporting the Arts! 

http://revolucionlatina.org/dance-a-thon2019/

Free Film Screening!

Mapacho

Directed by Carlos Marin

RSVP required

Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 5:00pm

Panel discussion and cocktails after movie.

William V. Musto Cultural Center

420 15th Street

Union City, NJ 07087

646-545-7183

Shows at Repertorio Español The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao

AN ADAPTATION OF THE PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING NOVEL BY JUNOT DÍAZ

Adapted & Directed by Marco Antonio Rodríguez

Oscar is a naive “nerd” from New Jersey who has finally left the grips of his imposing Dominican mother and is attending his first semester of college at Rutgers with his rebellious sister. He dreams of becoming the Dominican J.R.R. Tolkien and, most of all, finding love. But Oscar may never get what he wants. Blame the “fukú”—a curse that has haunted Oscar’s family for generations, following them on their epic journey from Santo Domingo to the USA.  The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao explores the endless human capacity to persevere—and risk it all—in the name of love. Performed in Spanish with English supertitles.  SHOW DATES October 12th through 19th, 2019 For tickets, click here. Repertorio Español 138 East 27th Street New York, NY 10016 212-225-9999

Shows at Teatro Sea 

My SUPERHERO

Roberto Clement

Saturdays / Sundays at 3pm

October 19, 26, November 3 & 9

Bobby and his friends discover the super powers that make this legendary baseball player and humanitarian a Superhero! As a sports star, civil rights advocate, humanitarian and family man, Clemente defied all odds and triumphed, forging a legacy of motivation and excellence that is still alive today.

For tickets, click here!

Teatro SEA

107 Suffolk Street

New York, NY 10002

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.

For more details, click here. 

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.

Click here for event page. 

MEMBERS IN PERFORMANCE

HOLA Member, Asier Kintana, will be performing in

The Sumatran Dancer 

this week at The Hudson Guild Theatre, located at 
441 West 26th Street, NYC. CLICK HERE for tickets.

THE SUMATRAN DANCER - by Anthony Barone

Erotic dance has delivered Mata Hari from poverty. She's famous in Paris among generals and aristocrats. But World War I changes everything. The clubs are empty and debts mount. Before she and her Russian lover can escape the horrors she's targeted by an obsessive spy catcher. Her life is in jeopardy.

SHOWTIMES

Tuesday - August 20th at 9:00pm

Wednesday - August 21st at 6:15pm

Saturday - August 24th at 4:00pm

CLICK HERE for tickets.

Member Spotlight - Mario Peguero in

Filomena Marturano

Un matrimonio a la caribeña

Debuts this Saturday, July 20, 2019 

@ 8:00pm

Repertorio Español

138 East 27th St, Manhattan, NY

FILOMENA MARTURANO
UN MATRIMONIO A LA CARIBEÑA

By Eduardo De Filippo | Directed by Leyma López

Meet the talented Playwright, Eduardo De Filippo, behind this great Italian masterpiece for the theatre. Repertorio Español Director, Leyma López is proud to introduce De Filippos work and turn it into Carribean style with beautiful talent from many Spanish speaking countries including Cuba, Spain, Dominican Republic, Venezuela and Puerto Rico.

Go to El Camerino website for full article. See Repertorio Español for more performance dates. 

Javier Chapa and Simon Wise of Mucho Mas Media and Donald De Line will be producing a film based on Jenni Rivera’s life, with Kate Lanier penning the script. Regulo Caro announced the release of a new reality show, centered around his family, titled Una Familia Regular. The show will premiere via his official YouTube channel this Sunday. Check out more on the latest in Latin entertainment  online at Latino Loop.

MEMBERS IN PERFORMANCE

Member Eduardo Ramos is in a episode of the new Comedy Central Series: Alternatino. 

Full episode here. Go to 14:00 for scene "The Date: Part Three."

In this sketch series, Arturo Castro attempts to navigate life as a Latin millennial in the U.S. Satirizing everything from modern dating to American culture to politics, Alternatino brings a fresh point of view to the Latinx experience.

June 26th thru June 29th, 7:30pm Pregones Theater 571 Walton Ave. Bronx, NY 10451 GET TICKETS NOW! $20 We are excited to announce our 4 performances of THE TEMPEST, a theater piece directed by Luis Salgado. These performances are the result of creative collaboration between professional and aspiring artists from Latin America, the Caribbean, and New York City. This riveting and multilingual production crowns this year’s joint run of the Beyond Workshop Series and Raúl Juliá Training Unit with a 21st Century Latinx take on Shakespeare. The Bard of Avon’s heightened language meets the rich sonority and rhythms of Latinx cultures, and artists get to bring their full selves to bear on the story’s comedy, drama, betrayal, and magic!

Written by William Shakespeare Directed by Luis Salgado Devised by Ian Hersey, Leon Ingulsrud and Luis Salgado FEATURING ARTISTS Alice Roschuni, Emily Tafur, Francisco J. Rivera Rodriguez, Genesis Perdomo, Ismael Castillo, Jessica Carmona, Johanna Jhonston Bermudez, John Burgos, Josefina Lausirica, Laura D. Bustamante Lopez, Lisa Burgos, Maria J. Gutierrez Beron, Mariana Herrera Juri, Marlon Fernando Reina, Matthew Ting, Megan Khaziran, Melibelle Lavandier, Laura Lebrón, Richel Ruiz, Samantha, Wallington, Samuel Garnica, Tatiana Ronderos, Valeria Pérez, Vanina Frezza,Victoria Ric CREATIVE TEAM Choreography Matthew Steffens, Ray Mercer, Valeria Cossu, Gabriela García Lighting design Christopher Annas-Lee Music Director Desmar Guevara PRODUCED BY R.Evolución Latina partners with Pregones/PRTT Raul Julia Training unit, furthering the legacy of Miriam Colón and Raul Julia

Congratulations to Sergio Trujillo

2019 Tony Awards for Best Choreography

Sergio Trujillo, Colombian-born Broadway choreographer, wins Tony Award for best choreography for his work on Ain't Too Proud. m.youtube.com/watch?v=A3KcAYA0lVk

"I arrived in New York City over 30 years ago as an illegal immigrant," said Trujillo. "I stand here as proof for all those Dreamers...Keep on fighting, because change will come!"

ain't too proud - The Life and Times of the Temptations 
Imperial Theatre
249 West 45th St.

Click here for NBC NEWS article.

MEMBERS IN PERFORMANCE

FREE public reading at NY's IATI theater of 

HOLA Member, Marco Antonio Rodriguez's new play

BLOOM! 

Fri, June 14th at 8pm

IATI Theater

64 E. 4th St. NYC 10003

BLOOM

A new play in English written by Marco Antonio Rodriguez

As part of IATI's CIMIENTOS Play Development Program

Directed by Jorge B. Merced

Starring:  Elise Santora  & Jose Maria Aguila.

After being taken, imprisoned and tortured for what has been deemed a “shameful” lifestyle, a man returns to his hometown to face the woman who will determine his fate.  As the clock inches towards a final decision, the battle for life, truth and understanding is shaken by unexpected revelations that challenge preconceived ideas and the true meaning of unconditional love.

Go to IATI Theater website for more details.

MEMBERS IN PERFORMANCE

Luis Carlos de la Lombana                             Scene from El Credito                    

HOLA Member, Luis Carlos de la Lombana, is appearing at Repertorio Español in EL CRÉDITO and EL CORONEL NO TIENE QUIEN LE ESCRIBA.  

He has also appeared in the tv episodic, BLACKLIST, as “Robert Vesco” (ep. 613), in the opening scene alongside James Spader.

Go to Repertorio Español website for more details and to buy tickets. 

HOLA Member Mario Golden's novel "Semillas"
highlighted in article on DESOCUPADO website. 

Mario Golden

"Semillas" is a novel in which varied themes are tackled, such as Gabriel's broken dreams, the dark entrails of power and torture, the struggle for homosexual liberation and his love affair with the trade union left, the naivety of love and of human relations, the sorority of feminist women or not with gays; nonetheless it focuses the gaze of the gay world through the eyes of Gabriel; a young man dissatisfied with how he lives his sexuality, how the gay world offers him to live it, in front of which he rebels and questions the desire, love, relationships, but also the sociopolitical context in which he lives.

Go to Desocupado website to read article.

MEMBERS IN PERFORMANCE

THEATER FOR THE NEW CITY
Crystal Field, Executive Artistic Director, Presents:

T.R.U.T.H.

By Victor Vauban Junior

Directed by Victor Vauban Junior

MAY 30 – JUNE 16

Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 8PM, Sunday at 3PM

THEATER fORTHE nEW ciTY

cABARET tHEATER

155 First Avenue 

(Between 9th and 10th Streets)

New York, NY 10003

Telephone: (212) 254-1109

Click to buy tickets.**

**Discount available to HOLA members at the box office only.
Email Monica at holagram@hellohola.org for more details.

How well do we know ourselves? How well do we know our family members? Why sometimes, we don’t get along with a family member or a neighbor? Dr. King once said, “People fail to get along because they fear each other; they fear each other because they don't know each other; they don't know each other because they have not communicated with each other.”

“T.R.U.T.H.” is a gut-wrenching social drama that depicts two different moments in our society where innocent lives take unexpected turns. There are men behind bars trying to make sense of the reasons that landed them there, or a teenager transgender girl in desperate pursuit of acceptance at home and in society. This piece seeks to ignite a conversation with a different perspective on topics afflicting our society today and at the same time to bring awareness to the reasons why America is the number one country in the world with the biggest population of incarcerated men of color. Why it is so hard to accept a family member who does not fit the model society has already established for us? Many may think they have the answer to everything until they see this play.

CAST:

Xavier Michael, Janet Conroy-Quirk, Valery Vincent, Kevin Leonard, Daniel Lugo, Marlene Villafane, Yvette Quintero, Estiven Quezada, Tyler Ortiz and Andy Price.

TECHNICAL / PRODUCTION STAFFVictor Vauban Junior – Selear Duke – Jarel Williams – Geoffrey Christopher

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