AMPARO
The wait is over. The immersive theatrical experience that touched the hearts of thousands of people has been reimagined and retold on social media.
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1950s Cuba tasted like sugar and buzzed out in amber, the color of rum. It held the roots of generations who had toiled and created cities and factories and businesses. It sang and jived, and America wanted nothing more than to stand on its shore and dance. Until a revolution uncovered the disparities of class and gender and parity that had been bubbling underneath. From one day to the next — January 1, 1959 – the world changed.