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frijolebeans: The Magic of Memory, Home, and Food
frijolebeans: The Magic of Memory, Home, and Food When Gabriela dies suddenly, her grown children Rita, Lucía, and Georgy battle for ownership of her final pot of frijoles. As the siblings quarrel, a series of frijol-guides manifests from the humble…
Read Morefrijolebeans by Raul Garza
Teatro Vivo presents frijolebeans by Raul Garza, October 15–24 at the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center. When Gabriela dies suddenly, her grown children—Rita, Lucía, and Georgy—battle for ownership of her final pot of frijoles. As the siblings quarrel, a series…
Read MoreAnnouncing The 2025-2026 Season “Raíces Vivas!”
We are excited to announce our 2025-26 season of productions and community engaged programming named “Raíces Vivas.” Teatro Vivo is extending our roots in Austin with a season filled with Teatro Vivo traditions. First in the season is “Papakō: The…
Read MoreLa Pastorela 2024
We are excited to share that our annual Pastorela is back! We are delighted to partner with a school community, East Austin College Prep, to create a partnership to uplift all of our communities. Performance Dates: Friday, December 6 @…
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Teatro Vivo Presents “Papakō: The Journey” at The Vortex’s Green New Theatre Symposium!
Teatro Vivo Present’s New Reading of Papakō: The Journey Saturday, September 16th @ 1 pm at the Vortex Papakō: The Journey, a play for young audiences by Maria F. Rocha, Roxanne Schroeder-Arce, and Genevieve Schroeder-Arce– Garden Stage TICKETS: https://the-vortex.my.salesforce-sites.com/ticket#/instances/a0FHu000011IXuCMAW More…
Read MoreLa Pastorela 2022
¡Hola teatro familia! Teatro Vivo is proud to present La Pastorela 2022: An Interactive Theatre Experience! This year’s production of La Pastorela will be unlike any you have seen before! Join us as we center our comunidad, and uplift your…
Read MoreRepresentation Matters SymposiumMexican American Youth and Arts Education
“Representation Matters is a multi-pronged project which seeks to offer a model of positive identity development of Latinx youth through the arts.” – Roxanne Schroeder-Arce, Associate Dean of Fine Arts Education (UTeach Fine Arts) Young artists from across Texas will be represented,…
Read MoreUrsula by Frida Espinosa-Müller
We are excited to collaborate with Cara Mia Theatre and present USRULA, written, directed, and performed by Frida Espinosa-Müller; original music composed by Armando Monsivais in Austin, TX. Ursula is supported in part through the Alba Ortiz and James Yates Endowment…
Read More2021 Austin Latinx New Play Festival
Teatro Vivo is proud to present the 2021 Austin Latinx New Play Festival in collaboration with ScriptWorks. The 2021 Austin Latinx New Play Festival (ALNPF), presented in collaboration with ScriptWorks, will take place on a digital platform May 13 to…
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