The Memphis Flyer named Cazateatro’s bilingual production The Legend of Quetzalcoatl among Division I play nominees for the 2026 Ostrander Awards.

The Memphis Flyer previewed The House, presented with Cazateatro after it won Germantown Community Theatre’s emerging playwright competition.

Your Observer reported that Cazateatro, the Mid-South’s only Spanish-English theatre troupe, would represent Latin culture at AACTWorldFest in Florida.

Memphis Noticias reportó que Mónica Sánchez, directora artística de Cazateatro, fue una de 14 fellows del NALAC Leadership Institute 2026.

Memphis Noticias cubrió el intensivo bilingüe de cuatro semanas que Cazateatro lideró con Ballet Memphis para jóvenes de 11 a 17 años.

NALAC published a profile of Cazateatro Artistic Director Mónica Sánchez, from her training in Mexico to the 2010 revival of the company.

ARTSmemphis and First Horizon Foundation named Cazateatro among 23 Memphis organizations selected for the 2026 ArtsFirst grants.

ARTSmemphis reprinted a Daily Memphian profile of Mónica Sánchez and how she built Cazateatro into Memphis’s bilingual theatre company.

The Memphis Flyer previewed the Día de los Muertos Parade and Festival that Cazateatro presents each year with the Brooks Museum.

Mónica Sánchez joined WREG to talk about Cazateatro’s annual Día de los Muertos program with the Brooks Museum.

The City of Memphis named Cazateatro as a featured performer for 901 Day, with a slot on the Spark at Handy Park stage.

The Memphis Flyer named Cazateatro artists among the 2025 Ostrander Award nominees, including acting and directing nods for Mónica Sánchez.

WREG sat down with Cazateatro Artistic Director Mónica Sánchez to talk about bilingual theatre in Memphis and the company’s work.

The Commercial Appeal reported on ArtsMemphis grants that supported Memphis arts groups, including Cazateatro, as the city climbed back from the pandemic pause.

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.

Local Memphis reported that Cazateatro volunteers have staged dozens of original bilingual and Spanish-language plays that teach Latin culture through acting.

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

La Prensa Latina previewed Cazateatro’s third Latin Fest, a free public celebration of Latin American food, music, dance, and company performances.

Focus LGBT previewed Cazateatro’s fifth season of bilingual productions, Latin cultural events, and virtual programs that bridge Memphis communities through the arts.

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