5 p.m. • Sunday, Sept. 23, 2012
Reserved seating: $7 advance; $10 door


Tickets from 503-236-7253 or our online box office

What happens when the most quintessential gentleman of all ages lives in our modern and unjust society?  Transported from 16th century Spain, two iconic friends navigate the streets of Seattle and the healthcare system. A comedic odd couple, these homeless gentlemen struggle to keep their dignity as “caballeros” while fending for themselves and encountering strange characters. This beautiful new adaptation by Rose Cano features poet, musician and actor José Carrillo as Don Quixote, talented Chicano solo artist Gerald Alejandro Ford as Sancho Panza, and Seattle actors Angela Maestas, Carolynne Wilcox, Fernando Cavallo and Maristela Diaz under the direction of Miracle Theatre Group’s own Olga Sanchez. Recommended for ages 12 and older. Bilingual.

Part of Miracle Theatre Group’s 2012 La Luna Nueva Festival.

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Produced by eSe Teatro: Seattle Latinos Take Stage
Rose Cano – Playwright
Olga Sanchez – Director
José Carrillo – Don Quijano
Gerald Alejandro Ford – Sancho
Angela Maestas – Dulce, ensemble
Fernando Cavallo –  Dr. Frescon, ensemble
Maristela Diaz – Court Interpreter, ensemble
Carolynne Wilcox – Judge, ensemble
Meg Savlov –  narrator, ensemble

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Rose Cano ( eSe Teatro,  Artistic Director), Peruvian born, Seattle raised, is a graduate of Cornish College of the Arts.  She is a bilingual actor/writer/director and has performed  in New York, Venezuela, Mexico, Cuba, Argentina, Portugal, Spain, Peru, and Colombia.  She is the founder/director North-South ConeXions Project, a cultural exchange program between artists of The Americas that has brought over 60 performers to Washington State, and Executive Director of  The AFrican ConeXion Project, uniting Latino, African and African American communities through music, theatre, and dance since 2001.  She was the recipient of  an Individual Artist grant from 4Culture for the development of this new play.