Don Quixote de LaRedo is set in an imagined future near the border between Texas and México, in a place that used to be called “Laredo.” A pair of drifters encounter the lost stories of Don Quixote and strive to “re-do” them with regrettable and hilarious consequences. This production spotlights the hallmarks of Glass Half Full Theatre’s award-winning approach to performance: wry humor and inventive use of puppeteer as character, with Beckett-esque use of physical language and stunning visuals featuring puppets and human actors. The performers use a combination of Spanish, English, and Spanglish in the show, which is easily understood by both Spanish and English speakers. 

Featuring: Gricelda Silva, Indigo Rael, Caroline Reck, Rudy Ramirez, & Marina De Yoe-Pedraza.  
Design by Taylor Juarez, Eliot Hayes, Caroline Reck, Jennifer Davis, & Rachel Atkinson.
Stage management: Stephanie Delk
House management: Rachel Dendy
Text by: Miguel de Cervantes, Caroline Reck, and Susana Roca

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thursdays - Saturdays, 8 p.m., February 9 - 25, 2017

Tickets $13 - $25 plus fees via

 

Some free tickets will be available.

Mexican American Cultural Center

600 River Street, Austin, TX 78701 

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Parking is free.

 

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