The Destinos International Latino Theater Festival is back in Chicago for the fifth year and will be in person from Sept. 14 through Oct. 16.
The fest brings a variety of Latino-focused panels, shows and student performances to various marquee venues downtown, neighborhood storefront theaters and cultural institutions across Chicago, including Steppenwolf Theatre, The Goodman Theatre an The Den Theatre.“Vibrant solo shows and large-scale productions from Chicago and U.S.
This year’s lineup includes six world premieres, one North American premiere, three U.S. premieres and three Midwest premieres.: This story is set during the Trump administration and is about two sisters, both Mexican immigrants, who meet in Chicago. One sister has documents, but the other does not. A world premiere.: For days, a professor and an engineer have been stuck on the roof of a Chicago skyscraper after climbing up to see a red moon. A domestic worker and a window washer discover them.
: This project is about Turbaco, Colombia, where a group of women who were displaced by armed conflict 15 years ago established the League of Displaced Women and built 98 houses with their own hands. A Midwest premiere.: This play showcases meetings in a prison basketball court between a playwright and a young person who killed a close relative. A North American premiere.: Two friends celebrate a milestone, but it quickly turns into chaos as secrets are uncovered. A world premiere.
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