IDENTITY Video Series
With the Hispanic Society Museum & Library as a backdrop, actors perform poems in Spanish about identity and their home countries.
18
12, 2023
9
11, 2022
NYC Staged Reading Series 2022
The annual series returns with surprising, poignant, and boundary-pushing contemporary work by Spanish playwrights Irma Correa, Juan Carlos Rubio, Pablo Remón—all directed and performed by NYC-based creatives.
15
04, 2022
The Dark Stone Film Premiere
AENY’s film reimagines this story of difference and reconciliation as a preview for its upcoming stage debut in New York. Following the program, enjoy complimentary wines and bites and meet the growing AENY network of creatives and audience members.
3
03, 2022
Spotlight on Contemporary Spanish Theater: Back to Live
The third edition of this series returns to the stage with works by contemporary Spanish playwrights Luis Fernando de Julián, Lucía Carballal and Jordi Casanovas—all directed by U.S.-based directors.
7
02, 2022
Mini Micro Theater
With Central Park as the stage, Spanish actors in New York perform scenes from Spanish classical and contemporary plays.
20
12, 2021
Mini Micro Theater
With Central Park as the stage, Spanish actors in New York perform scenes from Spanish classical and contemporary plays.
27
11, 2020
Spotlight On Contemporary Spanish Theater 2020
The second edition of this series presents works in a virtual format by contemporary Spanish playwrights and directed by US-based directors.
21
09, 2019
Staged Reading Series 2019
The annual series brings together the latest voices from Spain. The 2019 edition included Alfredo Sanzol, Paco Bezerra, and Juan Mayorga.
1
09, 2019
Spotlight on Contemporary Spanish Theater 2019
Spotlight on Contemporary Spanish Theater: Women Dramatists features work by Yolanda García Serrano, Laila Ripoll, and Paloma Pedrero.
24
09, 2018
Staged Reading Series 2018
The annual series returns to Instituto Cervantes to showcase the latest contemporary work from Spain, including El Minuto del Payaso by J. R Fernández, Fernando Soto & Luis Bermejo; Liberto by Gemma Brió; and Dark Stone by Alberto Conejero.