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Repertorio Español presents Children's Theatre at Crotona Park in the South Bronx!
LAS AVENTURAS DE PEPERERTO (Pepererto's Adventures), Thursday, July 12 at 1pm
MI BEBE ES UN HEROE (My Baby is a Hero), Thursday, July 19th at 1pm
JUAN SIN MIEDO (Juan Without Fear) on Tuesday, August 14 at 6pm.
All shows are free to the public and have been written and directed by Eduardo Navas.
Repertorio Español in collaboration with the non-profit group the Friends of Crotona Park, Councilman Joel Rivera and New York City Parks will present three plays, in Spanish, for children at Crotona Park in the South Bronx! Las aventuras de Pepererto (Pepererto's Adventures) will be presented on Thursday, July 12 at 1pm, Mi bebe es un herOe (My Baby is a Hero) on Thursday, July 19th at 1pm and Juan sin miedo (Fearless Juan) on Tuesday, August 14 at 6pm. Repertorio Español has been part of the Park's Summer Spanish Theater Series for three years and is thrilled to be back. The past events drew spectators from across the South Bronx, who sat on blankets and lawn chairs while enjoying the plays. Shows are performed on a mobile stage overlooking the lawn near the Indian Lake.
The three outdoor shows are free to the public. For more information call 718-378-2061 or 212-225-9920. Crotona Park is located by the Indian Lake in the South Bonx. Take the 2 or 5 train to
LAS AVENTURAS DE PEPERERTO (Pepererto's Adventures) is a puppet show featuring Pepereto, the most mischievous and disobedient boy from the beautiful town of Arco Iris (Rainbow). Pepereto is very lovable in his own way. The townspeople, however, aren't in love with the mischievous ways of our little friend. Until one fine day, the evil, yet amusing Mandinguilla teaches Pepereto a lesson. In response, Pepererto fights against the evil Mandinguilla with help from the children in the audience. Together they learn to be fair children and in the end, they rejoice over the triumph of good versus evil. MI BEBE ES UN HEROE (My Baby is a Hero) is a puppet play in which the Prince Azulito and his wife, Princess Perlita celebrate a visit from the stork who leaves them a baby. Their world is full of love, peace and tenderness. Cuchiflín who dislikes children and is very envious of the Prince sets out to destroy the happy family. The Prince's baby can save his family with the help from his friends in the audience who are the true heroes in this play! JUAN SIN MIEDO (Fearless Juan) is the story of a young man who learns the meaning of fear. Once there was a young man who didn't know what fear was. He arrives in a distant land where the King promises his daughter's hand in marriage to anyone who can spend three nights in a haunted castle. The brave Juan, not knowing fear accepts the challenge thinking he may also marry the beautiful princess.
Repertorio Español was founded in 1968 to present the best of Latin American, Spanish and Hispanic-American theatre in distinctive, quality productions, and to bring theatre to a broad audience in New York City and across the country, including seniors, students and Hispanics of all national backgrounds. The organization has been awarded Drama Desk, OBIE and New York State Governor's Awards.
Repertorio Español's tours in New York State are possible thanks to public funds provided by The New York State Council on theArts.
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