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El Muerto Vagabundo • Oct 13 – Nov 6, 2016
Conceived & Directed by Georgina Escobar
A Day of the Dead Celebration – World Premiere
Once a year, the dead return to the land of the living to visit their loved ones. This devised production deals with “homeless” muertos and was inspired by an obituary of a homeless veteran without friends and family. This new production explores what happens when a muertito has no family remaining and no home to return to.
El Payaso • Jan 12 – 21, 2017
By Emilio Rodriguez – Directed by Georgina Escobar
National Touring Production – World Premiere
Honoring the late Ben Linder, environmental engineer and clown, this original ecodrama follows the journey of a young Latino heading to Nicaragua for a chance to make a difference. Collaborating with environmental and social justice groups, with red noses and comédia flair, Teatro Milagro will share the value of “think globally, act locally”.
Swimming While Drowning • Feb 9 – 25, 2017
By Emilio Rodriguez – Directed by Francisco Garcia
World Premiere
When teenager Angelo Mendez decides to leave his home out of fear of further disappointing his homophobic father, he encounters a world he was not prepared for at an LGBT homeless shelter in Los Angeles. Spoken word poetry and teen romance collide in this coming of age story as two homeless teens find inspiration to live life on their own terms.
Lydia • March 16 – April 8, 2017
By Octavio Solis – Directed by Kinan Valdez
Northwest Premiere
Milagro presents the 2008 Henry Award winner for Outstanding New Play. The play tells the story of a young girl, Ceci, disabled by a tragic accident, and her caretaker, Lydia, who is the only one with whom Ceci can communicate. An emotionally-charged play of family, secrets, and magical realism.
Óye Oyá • April 27 – May 27, 2017
Created by Rody Ortega & Rebecca Martinez
World Premiere – Spanish Language
An original Spanish language musical inspired by the Cuban zarzuela and Shakespeare’s The Tempest. This musical is a journey of love, the power of compassion and forgiveness, and finding home. This musical promises to be the biggest production ever seen on the Milagro stage!