Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Monica Sanchez, Artistic Director and Co-Founder of Cazateatro Bilingual Theatre Group in Memphis, Tennessee, who highlights the nonprofit’s mission of sharing the Hispanic-American culture

Anniversary upgrades to the Stax Museum, a renovated performing arts center for a neighborhood theatre group

Opera Memphis and Cazateatro Bilingual Theater Group are hosting a Christmas Fiesta at the Dixon Gallery & Gardens. The event holds a dual purpose: to educate and to welcome.

Volunteers with Cazateatro Bilingual Theatre Group have put on dozens of original bilingual or Spanish-speaking only plays.

In this Annual Latin Fest, attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about the culture of the different Latin American countries.

There are a variety of amazing events included in this upcoming fifth season, from events celebrating Latin cultures to bilingual theater productions showcasing diverse stories.

The sky’s the limit. That’s what the sheroes of Cazateatro Bilingual Theatre Group want you to know.

It’s unfortunate to say that the relationship many people have with the Latinx community doesn’t reach much farther than eating at Latinx-owned restaurants.

The only bilingual theater group in the state of Tennessee can be found in Memphis.

The first thing you hear is an English speaking actor and a Spanish speaking actor on stage together.