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La Llamada is a musical with original songs and a live band. It is a comedy about faith, friendship, first love, the search for identity, electro-Latin, and Whitney Houston.
The production featured songs by Dolly Parton, Alberto Jiménez Rodríguez, Juan Luis Giménez Muñoz, and Antonio Manuel Sánchez García and is performed in Spanish with English subtitles.
1hr 45min. No intermission.
Ages 16+.
May 1st, 2024
If you want to laugh your brain off, and if you have an open mind, come to see an un expecting show with funny and amazing nuns.
This show was not what I was described on the Reperatorio Espanol website. It is a story about how two teenage girls defy strict Catholic supervision, and a little bit of religious angst, to work towards fulfilling their dream to become pop singers and take a novice nun with them Even as a Jew I found it a little too disrespectful in its spoofing of Catholicism and the religious. It was a piece of escapist fluff. Music was o.k. I believe the Mother Superior Bernarda is the same actress who does a terrific job at one of the company's signature pieces, La Casa de Bernarda Alba. It really shows her range.
La Llamada is a funny and touching story of self-discovery, love and faith. The performers are wonderful!
La Llamada runs for 1hr 45min. No intermission.
La Llamada is at New York's Repertorio Español / Spanish Theatre Repertory, which is located at 138 East 27th Street, New York, 10016.
La Llamada tickets start at $43.
Ages 16+.
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