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We aim to build a network of LatinX Playwrights nationwide in order to promote, develop and elevate their work while making their plays accessible to theater makers looking to find the next generation of American Storytellers.

Hush, little baby, don’t you cry, LPC is bringing you a lullaby! Come join us for an LPC Community Night at the Theater ...
09/05/2026

Hush, little baby, don’t you cry, LPC is bringing you a lullaby!

Come join us for an LPC Community Night at the Theater for the New City TOMORROW! We’re so excited for Lullaby by Nestor Guzman, directed by Rebecca Aparicio. Lullaby was part of last year’s Intensive Mentorship Program, and it’s incredibly special to see the piece continue its journey and be part of this year’s Dream Up Festival.

For only $15, you can see a brand new play that has gone through part of our special developmental program. Come support the artists, gather with the LPC community, and experience the show with us.

You’re invited to the LPC Summer Picnic! ☀️This summer, we’re gathering for great company and the community that makes L...
07/10/2026

You’re invited to the LPC Summer Picnic! ☀️

This summer, we’re gathering for great company and the community that makes LPC what it is.

Over the past few months, many of you have supported our fundraising efforts, checked in on us, and reminded us why this space matters. We want you to know: we’re still here! We’re still creating opportunities to connect, celebrate, and build community together.

Whether you’ve been with us for years or you’re joining us for the first time, we’d love to see you. Bring your friends, your family, a picnic blanket, and your favorite summer energy.

Community has always been at the heart of LPC and we can’t wait to spend the day with you!

📍 Central Park South 59th St (between 6th and 7th Ave)
📅 Sunday, July 26
🕒 3-5PM
See you at the picnic!

💛The impact speaks for itself! These numbers represent artists supported, stories uplifted, and a community that continu...
07/07/2026

💛The impact speaks for itself! These numbers represent artists supported, stories uplifted, and a community that continues to grow.

Every share, every donation, and every show of support helps us continue creating meaningful programming and fostering powerful new plays. If you believe in our mission, now’s the time to help!

Donate through the link in our bio, share this post, and help us reach more people in our community. Together, we can keep this work going.

Community Night Announcement!It’s been a minute, and LPC is still working on a little bit of fundraising and support bui...
06/23/2026

Community Night Announcement!
It’s been a minute, and LPC is still working on a little bit of fundraising and support building, but we want to get back to amplifying what we do best: uplifting our community!

What better way to do that than to celebrate our friends at Intar and SoHo Rep with their production of The Potluck on July 7th at 7PM!
Use code LPCFAM to get $22 tickets to this incredible new musical and join us for a night of community, gathering, and storytelling—something we always love.

The Potluck is a new musical featuring a 12-person intergenerational cast that conjures the soft side of revolution and asks what it means to survive when the government is actively trying to harm you. Through music, memory, and community, the show explores healing, resistance, and the ties that bind us across generations.

Get your tickets now and get ready to join The Potluck!

We are close to finishing the Intensive Mentorship for 2026, but we wanted to highlight the second extraordinary pairing...
05/06/2026

We are close to finishing the Intensive Mentorship for 2026, but we wanted to highlight the second extraordinary pairing from the program: Nestor Guzman and Georgina Escobar!

Emerging new playwright Nestor Guzman teams up with accomplished mentor Georgina Escobar, who we’re excited is coming back to mentor, for a special collaboration bringing their piece Lullaby to life.

This mentorship is exactly what it’s all about: uplifting new voices, fostering creative collaboration, and making room for heartfelt storytelling to grow.

We can’t wait for you to experience Lullaby as it develops. Join us for a live reading on April 20 at INTAR Theatre. RSVP

Lullaby by Nestor Guzman 🌳We’re excited for the second new play of our Intensive Mentorship Reading Series to take the s...
05/01/2026

Lullaby by Nestor Guzman 🌳

We’re excited for the second new play of our Intensive Mentorship Reading Series to take the stage for its first public reading, marking the very first time it meets an audience.

Lullaby is a magical-realist family drama play about an unborn child, Elyan, who is forced to be born into the real world a boy. Refusing an identity that isn’t their own, Elyan journeys to their first birthday candle and wishes to never be born. As Elyan’s resistance echoes into the real world, their mother, Nayeli, faces escalating pregnancy complications that fracture her current relationship with her present. This play explores the importance of identity, community, and generational healing as a radical act of survival.

Directed by Rebecca Aparicio

May 8 at 2PM
INTAR Theatre
500 W 52nd St 4th Floor
New York, NY 10019

For the artists, the collaborators, the industry, the community!
Join us for this new play in its earliest form, where it meets its first audience.
RSVP in the link, pull up, and connect in the room where it all begins.

Community Night: The Wedding March at Pregoness/PRTT!Join us as we get together to watch this beloved classical musical ...
04/21/2026

Community Night: The Wedding March at Pregoness/PRTT!
Join us as we get together to watch this beloved classical musical with our friends! Use code LPC20 for 20% off, and don’t miss out on this wonderful show.

Some more about The Wedding March:
The Wedding March is an authorized adaptation of Judith Ortiz Cofer’s acclaimed Silent Dancing: A Partial Remembrance of a Puerto Rican Childhood, first premiered in 1991 with creative development and direction by Rosalba Rolón. A woman revisits stories told by the other women of her family, through poetry, music, and vibrant storytelling, she questions the ideals of romance and femininity passed down to her, navigating life between the island and The Bronx. Her voice is passionate, bold, and full of wit. The play invites us into her inner world, where love, heritage, and identity converge.

Community Nights are always the best and seeing our people together celebrating our art is amazing! Come!

Sunday Service this week! What’s the perfect way to enjoy the new season as flowers start to bloom and the sun starts to...
04/17/2026

Sunday Service this week! What’s the perfect way to enjoy the new season as flowers start to bloom and the sun starts to come out? Read new pages from amazing playwrights with community. RSVP link is in the bio and let’s get it going!


Skull Rack by Jaymes Sanchez ☠️This new work hits the stage for the first public reading of LPC’s Intensive Mentorship R...
04/15/2026

Skull Rack by Jaymes Sanchez ☠️

This new work hits the stage for the first public reading of LPC’s Intensive Mentorship Reading Series and this is where the work meets the audience for the very first time!

In this pseudo-historical dark comedy set in 1459,
Tez is captured by the Mexica (more commonly known as the Aztecs) and forced to impersonate a Nahua god for a year.

Unbeknownst to him, he is participating in a ritual that will result in his brutal sacrifice, a religious ritual that the king uses to inspire the people toward conquest.

Tez tries to convince himself that he actually is a god,
if only to reduce his debilitating fear of death.
As he and his babysitter, the king’s niece,
develop a bond, they plot their
escape from the empire.

Directed by Cristina Angeles
Featuring Danny Borba, Gabriela Torres, David Anzuelo, and Jen Anaya

April 20 at 7PM
INTAR Theatre
500 W 52nd St 4th Floor
New York, NY 10019

For artists, collaborators, industry folks and community!
Come check out this new play at one of its earliest stages. This is your chance to say you saw it first.
RSVP in the link, pull up, and connect in the room where it all begins.

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