What does it mean to dream as an artist? What is your/our responsibility as an artist? I think it’s important to define how I’ll be thinking of these words before diving in. One of Merriam-Webster’s definitions of “Dream” is as follows “a series of thoughts, images, or emotions occurring during sleep.” …another one that caught […]
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To no one’s surprise, being an immigrant is one of the hardest experiences a person can go through. I recognize that I’m very privileged to have done so in a very comfortable position, I moved out of want, not necessity, I went to college, and there hasn’t been a day where I didn’t have a
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R.Evolución BWS intensive has been a pivotal point in my career as a performer. I’m so grateful to have had the opportunity to focus only on my craft and growth as an artist, to have met fantastic teachers, as well as a wonderful group of artistic peers. Being in a room where we’re in a
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What BWS meant to you as an artist BWS truly meant to dare go beyond. I started the workshop not calling myself a dancer least of all a singer. Today that is different. I am an actor. I am a dancer. I am a singer. There were days in the workshop when I thought to
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It’s hard to believe that only a week has passed since we closed the chapter on BWS. Time feels strangely altered in the aftermath of something so profound. And yet, as I sit with the experience and sift through what it has left behind, one word rises above the rest, again and again: gift. To have
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Hell’s Kitchen is a fun story that explores key themes of self discovery, love, and family, with a cast filled with people who look similar to the ones I grew up with. Musicals like this, in my opinion, are hard to find. For the longest time, I have felt like safe spaces for people of
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In July 2025, students from Universidad Panamericana in Aguascalientes, Mexico came to New York City for the international edition of the Beyond Workshop Series (BWS), presented by R.Evolución Latina. This summer edition was specially designed to welcome this group interested in our immersive training. BWS is a one-of-a-kind interdisciplinary program with a focus on ensemble
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R.Evolución Latina in collaboration with the Museum of Broadway, proudly hosted A Celebration of Real Women Have Curves, an engaging panel that spotlighted the journey and impact of the new Broadway musical. The event honored the musical’s cultural significance and recent recognition, as Real Women Have Curves celebrates two Tony Award nominations. Held at the
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A Celebration of Real Women Have Curves“– A Special RL Panel Date: Sunday May 25th @ 11 AM Location: The Museum of Broadway, 145 W 45th St, New York, NY 10036 Moderated by: Luis Salgado & Gabriela Garcia REGISTER NOW! R.Evolución Latina partners with the Museum of Broadway for a special panel celebrating the powerful
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Review by Larissa Santiago Escaso Wednesday, April 23rd, 2025. Nothing brings me more joy in life than to write about things that matter to me. Two of those things are: 1) theater, and 2) Latin/Hispanic American culture. It is not common to see authentic Latino stories told on a Broadway stage- but that’s changing! It
