INTAR PRESENTS: Recent Episodes
INTAR theatre
INTAR Theatre, founded in 1966, is one of the oldest Hispanic theater companies in the United States. This podcast showcases the many artsist and projects that have helped establish INTAR's unique brand of Latine theatre in NYC. learn more at intartheatre.org
Wrapping up our conversations surrounding INTAR's microteatro festival, we sit down with playwright Mariana Careño and director Brisa Areli Muñoz as they discuss the importance of bringing lost stories back to life.
In this epsiode we sit down with playwright Caridad Svich and director Estefanía Fadul to talk about their play "Baby Steps" and the importance in bringing theatre back to the city after the 2020 lockdown.
In this episode, playwright Christin Eve Cato and director Itzel Ayala share what its like creating a play in the vastness of a PAL basketball gym.
Playwright C. Quintana and director Melissa Crespo join us on this episode to give us insight on their process of staging a play inside of a delivery van.
On this episode, we sit down with Julissa Contreras to talk about their collaboration with director Rebecca Martinez and the frantic nature of putting on a show in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
We sit down with Carmen Rivera and Sofia Ubilla to talk about their process in creating #Emperorof10thave at Sonny's 10th Ave Meat Market.