If you love theater, mark these dates on your calendar. Throughout November, the Ignacio López Tarso Theater (Av. 16 de Septiembre 868, Centro) will present two family-friendly plays for an admission fee of just $15 pesos.
The lineup ranges from a story starring a puppet seeking to reclaim his place on stage to a dance performance about friendship, resilience, and the future of the planet.
Add these plays to your November to-do list.
Plays for $15 pesos in Guadalajara
The Marionette’s Dream
A play starring Pako, a puppet who loses his job after the production he’s in is canceled.
Stored in a box, Pako wakes up—or dreams that he wakes up—and will do everything he can to return to the stage, the place where he feels free and truly alive.
- Dates: Friday, November 6; Saturday, November 7; and Sunday, November 8.
- Showtimes: Friday, 6:00 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 1:00 p.m.
- Audience: teens and adults.
- Running time: approximately 49 minutes.
- Admission: $15 pesos.
+2° Stories for bold little people about a world that could be
What would happen if the planet’s temperature rose by two degrees? Through dance, Nabih, Ona, and Saiko star in a story of friendship and resilience in a world in the aftermath of an environmental catastrophe.
Faced with scarcity and a life-threatening environment, three survivors will have to adapt and discover that the only way to build a tomorrow is to join forces and reach out to one another.
- Dates: Friday, November 13; Saturday, November 14; and Sunday, November 15.
- Showtimes: Friday, 6:00 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 1:00 p.m.
- Admission: $15 pesos.
Where can you buy tickets?
Both plays will be presented at the IMSS “Ignacio López Tarso” Guadalajara Theater. Tickets will be available at the theater box office for an admission fee of $15 pesos per performance.
