Blog
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Congratulations to Students at the Bresee Foundation for Their Award-Winning Music Video
We are thrilled to share that students at the Bresee Foundation have won the Audience Choice Award at the REACH Media Festival for their comedia music video composed as…
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DTC Presents The Travels of Teodor in Collaboration with Red Bull Theater (NYC)
The Hispanic Golden Age Classics series continues with a reading of Lope de Vega’s La doncella Teodor in our brand-new English translation. Taken from her home and studies in…
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DTC Receives the UCLA Global Research Grant Award
DTC is pleased to announce that with support from the UCLA Global Research Grant Award, we are expanding our Latin American collaborations on Hispanic classical theater to…
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Golden Tongues Performances at La Plaza on Nov. 20th
Join us at LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes on November 20th for readings of three original comedia adaptations from DTC’s 2024 anthology Golden Tongues: Adapting Hispanic Classical Theater in…
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Courage at SUNY New Paltz November 14-23
Diversifying the Classics is thrilled to announce SUNY New Paltz Department of Arts will perform our translation of The Courage to Right a Woman’s Wrongs by Ana Caro. The…
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Golden Tongues Workshop Presentation: Unhappily Married in Valencia
Come see Laurel Ollstein’s Unhappily Married in Valencia SEPT 13th Saturday 3pm. The Broadwater Black Box theatre It’s a farce about marriage. We all need some laughs in our lives …
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Tune Into Radio Entremés’s El Marión
Tune into Radio Entrémes’s productions of Francisco de Quevedo’s The Ladies’ Man (ca. 1625). In this entremés, you’ll meet Constanzo, an eligible bachelor who is kept up at night by three…
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Listen to Part II of Robin Kello’s Interview with UCLA Professor Michael Hackett Now!
Tune into Part II of Robin Kello’s interview with UCLA Professor Michael Hackett for DTC’s The Mentidero, a series of interviews with theater scholars and professionals. In…
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Listen to Robin Kello’s Interview with UCLA Professor Michael Hackett Now!
Robin Kello interviews UCLA Professor Michael Hackett for The Mentidero, DTC’s new project which offers the inside scoop on how theater is made through interviews with scholars…
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Jean Carlo Yunén Aróstegui to Direct Amar Después de la Muerte in NYC
We are delighted to share that Diversifying the Classics’ collaborator and UCLA TFT alum JeanCarlo Yunén Aróstegui will be directing Pedro Calderón de la Barca’s Amar después de…