adapted by Anne Ludlum and David Quicksall
based on Don Quijote de la Mancha, Parts I and II, by Miguel de Cervantes
directed by Rodrigo García
at the Mexican Heritage Plaza, March 30 - April 2, 2023
on demand May 1-31, 2023
Experience the ingenious exploits of Don Quixote firsthand! Brought to life by a talented ensemble of youth actors from across San José, Don Quixote and his squire Sancho Panza traverse the plains of La Mancha in search of daring adventures. They confront enchanted windmills, take down armies of sheep, escape angry innkeepers, and fight dreadful monsters—that just happen to be invisible to everyone else.
The growing friendship between Sancho and Don Quixote teaches them to be resilient in the fight for their dreams, no matter how many times they get knocked off their trusty steeds.
Don Quixote is presented in English with closed captions in English and Spanish.
Download the program for Don Quixote here.
Live performances of Don Quixote are now over.
adaptado por Anne Ludlum y David Quicksall
basado en Don Quixote de la Mancha, partes I y II por Miguel de Cervantes
dirigido por Rodrigo García
en la Plaza de la Herencia Mexican del 30 de marzo al 2 de abril del 2023
por pedido, del 1 al 31 de mayo del 2023
¡Experimenta las ingeniosas hazañas de Don Quijote de primera mano! Traídos a la vida por un talentoso conjunto de jóvenes actores de todo San José, Don Quijote y su escudero Sancho Panza atraviesan las llanuras de La Mancha en busca de aventuras audaces. Se enfrentan a molinos de viento encantados, derrotan ejércitos de ovejas, escapan de posaderos enojados y luchan contra monstruos terribles, que resultan ser invisibles para todos los demás.
La creciente amistad entre Sancho y Don Quijote les enseña a ser fuertes en la lucha por sus sueños, sin importar cuántas veces sean derribados de sus fieles corceles.
Don Quixote se presenta en inglés con supertítulos en inglés y español.
Descarga el programa de Don Quixote aquí.
Las funciones de Macario en vivo han terminado.
Teatro Visión's operations and this production of Don Quixote are made possible, in part, by WESTAF (the Western States Arts Federation); the National Endowment for the Arts; the County of Santa Clara; a Cultural Affairs grant from the City of San José; SV Creates; Castellano Family Foundation; David & Lucille Packard Foundation; Silicon Valley Community Foundation; Applied Materials Foundation; Fleishhacker Foundation; La Oferta; Leo M. Shortino Family Foundation; Heritage Bank of Commerce; El Observador; and the School of Arts and Culture at the Mexican Heritage Plaza.
