Frida Kahlo Theater

Last night, four of us saw El Chico de la ultima Fila. The play was in spanish. It was surprisingly very good. 1^st Time visiting the Frida Kahlo Theater. Upon arrival, I have to admit, it didn’t looked like much of a theater at all. It looked like a run down boys and girls club. In fact, it was a former community center. We arrived a bit early, they have a small seating area outside, as you wait to be let in. They have drinks and snacks for a dollar which you could take inside.
People are friendly and courteous. NOW, once you step inside, you walk into a very small, but very intimate setting. Comfortable theater seats, soft lighting, and an entire black ceiling. No interchanging sets, not many actors, no microphones, only a ground level stage with a few props. However, this humble, simple, very clean and modest theater, gave me an up-​close and personal feeling to the this play. The Play itself was very interesting. It kept me wondering what was gonna happen next. It was good. Any seat in this venue puts anywhere from 5 to 25 feet from the actors at the most. We all enjoyed it and are planning to come back in July for «Historia de Mexico para un Idiota». I don’t think many people are aware of this place. It’s honestly a shame. Great play, free parking, clean, comfortable, and intimate setting, It was surprisingly a great experienced.

I went to see the play Cuauhtemoc and it was great. Great performance and incredible Aztec dance, it’s a must see show. We should all support our local theater.

Love the atmosphere, Hispanic heritage oriented. Today the play is on the demise of the last Aztec King «Cuauhtémoc». This community theater only takes cash and the actors are pretty good. They brought out Aztec dancers for the action scenes. This is my second time here and it doesn’t disappoint. Some shows are made in English, but mainly in Spanish.

Had the pleasure to see Esclavas /​Slaves here tonight, seating is comfortable and only a few rows on a C shape formation from the performance area.
The actors and actresses were great, the play is in Spanish and I truly enjoyed it, very raw but you realize the pain and suffering some woman go through and how life can treat you.
If you get the chance go see this play, they have refreshments and clean bathrooms, seating is plush (movie seating) and you will have a great time.
Cash Only, plenty of parking, look for the signs since it is on a residential area.
$ 15 per person but worth $ 30!

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