Alex “Apollo” Ayala
Featuring special guest Miguel Zenón. The ensemble includes Nathan Bellot (alto sax), Fernando Garcia (drums), Marcos Lopez (percussion), and Alex Ayala (bass). The performance will take place at Teatro LATEA on October 16, with doors opening at 6:30 PM and the concert beginning at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $25.
Once Upon a Place
Featuring special guest Miguel Zenón. The ensemble includes Nathan Bellot (alto sax), Fernando Garcia (drums), Marcos Lopez (percussion), and Alex Ayala (bass). The performance will take place at Teatro LATEA on October 16, with doors opening at 6:30 PM and the concert beginning at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $25.
Alex “Apollo” Ayala
Featuring special guest Miguel Zenón. The ensemble includes Nathan Bellot (alto sax), Fernando Garcia (drums), Marcos Lopez (percussion), and Alex Ayala (bass). The performance will take place at Teatro LATEA on October 16, with doors opening at 6:30 PM and the concert beginning at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $25.
ALABANZA! PEOPLE’S POETRY GATHERING
Join us for a special celebration honoring the legacy of the Nuyorican Poets Cafe and a Praise Day for Sandra Maria Esteves!
Hosted by La Bruja, this all-out celebration brings together poetry, music, and community for an unforgettable afternoon of words, rhythm, and cultural pride.
Featuring Américo Casiano, Lois Griggith, Lemon, Tito Lespier, Felipe Luciano, Mariposa Fernández, Nancy Mercado, Sheila Maldanado, Papoleto Melendez, and Edwin Torres.
TRILOGY — A PLAY BY MATT BARBOT
Join us for an evening of theater at Teatro LATEA!
Written by Matt Barbot and directed by Josh Boerman, Trilogy invites you to experience live theater in an intimate setting.
CUBA HURTS — Art, Music & Performance
Join us for Cuba Hurts, an evening of art and live performance at Teatro LATEA!
Art Exhibition: Eveline Martinez
Live Performance: Amy Naranjo + Fabio Lopez
Becoming Chavela
Becoming Chavela
No Nos Merecemos Soñar
“No nos merecemos soñar” es una tragicomedia sobre la clase media que ya no sabe qué es, sobre la generación que heredó un futuro que nunca llegó, sobre el último refugio donde todavía se puede fingir que todo va bien. Una obra que combina emoción, música en vivo, humor y coreografías non sens.
A Home for Latino Artists Since 1984
For more than four decades, Teatro LATEA has provided a creative home for Latino artists and audiences. Through groundbreaking performances, cultural events, and educational programs, LATEA celebrates the richness of Latino heritage while creating opportunities for new voices to be heard and shared with the wider community.
