Latin History For Morons
The Tony nominated one-man show comes to the Siganture Theatre starring Brian Quijada
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Funny and surprisingly poignant, Latin History For Morons slyly poses sharp and timely questions of what culturally defines American Identity.
Ben Brantley, New York Times (New York Run)
The Tony nominated one-man show comes to the Siganture Theatre starring Brian Quijada
The Tony nominated one-man show comes to the Siganture Theatre starring Brian Quijada
Starring Brian Quijada
Debuting at the Public Theater back in 2017, John Leguizamo's "funny and surprisingly poignant" (New York Times) one-man show transferred to Broadway's Studio 54 the same year, garnering a Tony nomination in the process. Now heading to the Signature Theatre featuring Brian Quijada as part of their 2026-27 season, enjoy this history lesson that taps into what it truly means to be an American.
Upon finding out that his son's American history syllabus was woefully devoid of Latino history, Leguizamo was inspired to hunt for a Latin American historical figure for a school project. The search resulted in a one-man show that covers 3000 years of Latin American history in 95 raucously funny minutes. From the Aztecs to Ricky Ricardo, from shining moments to marginalisation, Leguizamo's fantastic production leaves no stone unturned.
Please note: The producers can't guarantee the appearance of any performers on any specific date.
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