SPRING YOUTH PRODUCTION
The House on Mango Street
by Sandra Cisneros, adapted by Amy Ludwig
May 15-18, 2025
at the Mexican Heritage Plaza
1700 Alum Rock Ave.
San José, CA 95116
12-year-old Esperanza's house is small and dark; she shares a room with her parents and her three siblings. But her dreams are so much bigger and stronger and full of hope than narrow Mango Street.
Don't miss our cast of young performers as they bring this fun and spirited coming-of-age story to life.
La Hora del Mitote
La Hora del Mitote is Teatro Visión's livestream series, where you can meet local artists, activists, and community members.
Educational streaming access
We are pleased to offer exclusive educational access for K-12 and college students to several of our recent past productions - Macario (2022), Raíces: el libro de los caminos (2022), Becoming (MAR) (2022), Macario (2019), Departera (2018), and La Muerte Baila (2017).
Visit www.teatrovision.org/studentmatinees for more information.
Questions? Email us at [email protected] or call us at (408) 294-6621.
PAST SHOWS:
TEATRO VISIÓN'S 40th ANNIVERSARY DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS PRODUCTION
adapted for the stage by Evelina Fernández and Teatro Visión
original music by Russell Rodríguez
October 10-20, 2024
at the Mexican Heritage Plaza
1700 Alum Rock Ave.
San José, CA 95116
Macario is the classic story of a poor woodcutter who dreams of a day without hunger. When his wife makes that dream come true, he is given a healing power that could change his family and his community’s lives forever.
A READING OF THE NEW PLAY
No llegamos aquí solos
by Yosimar Reyes, Santa Clara County Poet Laureate
Saturday, February 22, 6:00-8:00pm
MACLA Castellano Playhouse
510 South 1st Street, San José CA
Teatro Visión and Santa Clara County Poet Laureate Yosimar Reyes are embarking on a collaborative, community-centered new play development project focusing on East San José and the Mayfair Districts's immigrant communities.
Blending Yosimar’s deep knowledge of the Mayfair community in which he was raised, his honest and emotive poetic voice, and Teatro Visión’s extensive experience with community-engaged theater practices, the process and production aim to nurture community power and inspire civic engagement in East San José.