GALA Hispanic Theatre in Washington, D. C.
has announced its 51st season, bringing a mix of political, theatrical, and community-focused programming to the stage.
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Artistic Director Gustavo Ott unveiled the lineup, which includes main stage productions such as Garbo: The Actor Who Saved The World, Eva Luna, No One Writes To The Colonel, and Columbia Heights Mariachi Bar.
Family and Community Offerings
The season also features GALita family shows, including Pancho Villa and The Children of the Revolution, The Odyssey, Any Which Way, and the annual Three Kings Day Celebration.
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Ott emphasized the season's hopeful vision, stating that the works draw from contemporary life and suggest a new beginning.
An expanded three-week festival will showcase international artists, including SPAIN FLAMENCO ARTS directed by Edwin Aparicio, dancer Cristina Cazorla, and chamber tango ensemble QuinTango.
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Additional programming includes cinematic screenings, stage readings for new Latino plays, and the Paso Nuevo youth program, with showcases scheduled for July 30, 2026, December 16, 2026, and May 19, 2027.
