On October 2nd the CASA Latin American Theatre Festival will arrive in London for its 9th year celebrating and showcasing the best in contemporary Latin American Theatre. The festival was created in 2007 by Daniel Goldman to fill... Read Article
Manuelita is a new play about the life of one of Latin America’s greatest heroes, the Ecuadorean revolutionary Manuela Saenz (1795-1856). A warrior and leader of the resistance to the Spanish Empire, Saenz was the confidant and lover... Read Article
The annual CASA Latin American theatre festival returns to London today. The brainchild of theatre director Daniel Goldman, the festival began as a small event in a church basement in Holborn, and over seven years has flowered into... Read Article
This year the CASA Latin American Theatre Festival, now in its fourth year, assumed a political theme, boldly confronting a variety of topics, from imaginary dictatorships to the very real horrors faced by Bolivian migrants. La Razón Blindada,... Read Article
The CASA Latin American Theatre Festival, now 6 years in the running, is back, and still relishing in its status as the only event of its kind in the UK. Performed at two venues, Rich Mix and The... Read Article
After a successful pilot scheme last year, the CASA Latin American Theatre Festival will be going all out this year with the creation of a Community Theatre Group who will work with a professional director to produce a... Read Article
While access to Latin American plays is not entirely unheard of in London, this year’s CASA Latin American Theatre Festival is a rare opportunity to see the work of several young and exciting companies, many making their UK... Read Article
“Be not afeard, the isle is full of noises” So says Caliban, the colonised antagonist of Shakespeare’s The Tempest. Forming part of 2012’s Cultural Olympiad, The World Shakespeare Festival sees our little island filled with the noises of... Read Article
