A satirical play banned from the Mexican stage in 1790 made it to the early secular settlements of Alta California where a troupe of soldiers and possibly other colonists performed it. The play, Astucias por heredar: un sobrino a un tío survived in the Bancroft library collection and this talk will present the context of its…
SPECIAL EVENTS Saturday February 3 at 5:30 PM Talk: Performing Spain from Colonial California: Astucias por Heredar… Led by Professor Pedro García-Caro, University of Oregon Make reservations Preview Thursday February 8 at 6:30 PM Wine tasting sponsored by Opening Night Friday February 9 Post-show reception sponsored by Saturday February 17, 3 PM Round-table Discussion Moderated…
Astucias por heredar un sobrino a un tío (Tricks to Inherit: A Nephew From His Uncle) by Fermín de Reygadas provides a unique lens on the theatre of late 18th century New Spain. The work, an adaptation of a French comedy, with antecedence in Dante's Inferno and ancient Roman law, is shaped by the…
INGENIO MILAGRO is a play and playwright development program for Latina/o playwrights. It serves as an intrinsic step in the development of new full-length theatrical works through concert and table readings, guiding playwrights and their works from concept to production. Directors, dramaturgs, and actors bring the plays to life for one performance for an audience…
Join playwright David Valdes Greenwood, director Sacha Reich, and cast members Jaryn Lasentia (Violet), Jed Arkley (Bird), Kai Hynes (Jacob), and Michael Cavazos (Crux/Merperson) for a lively conversation about The Mermaid Hour. They will be talking about their inspiration for the show, the process, how they connect to their roles, and many other topics that…
Partner Community Organization Special Events Preview: Thursday March 22, 7:30 PM Wine tasting starting at 6:30 PM courtesy of Opening: Friday March 23, 7:30 PM Post-show reception courtesy of Sobretítulos en español Sábado 31 de marzo, 7:30 PM Domingo 8 de abril, 2:00 PM
A cannery strike. A vision of the Virgin. An earthquake. As anti-immigration legislation sweeps a California farming town, the community comes together and rises up through the strength of its Chicana women. Special Events Preview: Thursday May 3, 7:30 PM Wine tasting starting at 6:30 PM courtesy of Opening: Friday May 4, 7:30 PM…
Milagro announces general auditions for Season 35: Fantasy, Fairy Tales, and Folklore, in a journey through the myths, legends, and heightened realism pervasive in Latin American culture. The Milagro MainStage season consists of four productions, including our annual Día de Muertos celebration and a Spanish-language play. Milagro MainStage actors are paid a weekly fee. An…
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Inspired by the real life stories of Tarahumara runners, ¡Corre! ¡Corre! shares the story of a young girl and her coach, who sees her potential as an Olympic competitor. Renowned for their incredible long distance running ability, the Tarahumara are the indigenous people from the northwestern region of Mexico. ¡Corre! ¡Corre! uses mythical imagery, dance…
Sunday Parkways Milagro Open House El Zócalo at El Centro Milagro July 22, 2018 11 AM – 4 PM FREE Stop by Milagro as you ride your bike along the Green Loop (Downtown and Inner SE). There will be city-provided bike racks right in front of the building. Enjoy performances by Colectivo Son Jarocho de…
Costa Rican singer/songwriter Humberto Vargas, winner of the prestigious Silver Seagull award (La Gaviota de Plata) for first place at the Viña del Mar Festival in 2006, visits Portland for the first time for an evening to remember. The versatile Costa Rican artist presents the best of his repertoire, with tunes from his own…
INGENIO Milagro returns for a second year, providing four Latino/a playwrights an experienced and nurturing laboratory for the development of their new work. Milagro’s commitment to new work and the development of Latino/a artists in all disciplines is what lead to the creation of this unique program, the purpose of which is to give…
Season 35 is all about storytelling — an imaginative journey through the world of Fantasy, Fairy Tales, and Folklore. Join us as we share stories of fantastical creatures, great heroes and heroines, mystical monsters, magical beings, and spirits from another world. Season 35 begins with Milagro’s beloved 23rd annual Día de Muertos production. This…
Special Events Marigold-making Party Tuesday Sept. 25, 7:00 – 9:00 PM; FREE Fastastical Creatures: Alebrijes Workshop Wednesday Sept. 26, 6:30 – 9:30 PM; Saturday Sept. 29, 1 – 4 PM Update: workshop is sold-out Preview: Thursday October 18, 7:30 PM Wine tasting starting at 6:30 PM courtesy of Opening: Friday October 19, 7:30 PM Post-show…
Join us on October 30, 2018, for our annual fundraiser ¡Viva Milagro! in conjunction with Día de Muertos. This ever-popular event features a uniquely prepared Oaxacan dinner from Portland’s beloved Tamale Boy founder Jaime Soltero, exquisite wine from Casa Bruno, an exclusive performance from Oregon Symphony conductor and music director of the Metropolitan Youth Symphony,…
Why does your donation matter? As a non-profit, Milagro is a tax-exempt organization that operates to provide a public benefit, providing extraordinary Latino theatre, culture, and arts education experiences for the enrichment of all communities. Milagro has stories to tell on its MainStage and unique educational programs waiting to reach students across the country and…
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Milagro invites you to Posada Milagro 2018, a festive, cultural Christmas celebration filled with fun for the whole family. Join us as we celebrate the holidays with something special for all ages. Participate in arts and crafts workshops, Spanish storytelling, piñatas, and original theatrical performances; featuring song, dance, and music with delicious authentic Mexican food…
