Broken Teléfono

Broken Teléfono
Company
Dead Mariachi Teatro
Playwright
Brian Quintero
Runtime
55 minutes

Broken Teléfono is a Spanglish comedy meets stage-adapted telenovela that dives into friendship, emotional misfires, and the trials and tribulations of modern-day dating. When sisters Sabrina and Raquel attempt to help their new friend Chloe get over a man, they soon discover that not everyone is who they claim to be. Expect chaos, laughter, and miscommunication that’s bursting with sabor.


Credits

Director
Dianne Aguilar
Producer
Ziggy Schulting
Producer
Brian Quintero
Stage Manager
Aurora McClennan
Cast
Adriana Vasquez
Cast
Daniela Donayre
Cast
Alejandra Zapico
Cast
Andras Orioli

More about the show experience

Latecomers will only be admitted into the theatre within the first 15 minutes of the performance. Re-entry will not be permitted.

 

Performances

  Date Time
3rd July 10:15pm Tickets
4th July 8:15pm Tickets
5th July 10:00pm Tickets
7th July 8:00pm Tickets
8th July 4:45pm Tickets
10th July 5:45pm Tickets
11th July 2:45pm Tickets

Venue

6 : Alumnae Theatre Mainspace

70 Berkeley Street
Toronto
Ontario
M5A 2W6

Access

Level of Physical Access
Accessible

Covid-19 policy

Masks
Not required

Facilities

Air Conditioned
Yes
Washrooms
Yes
Outdoors
No

Accessibility information


More about the show and company

Dead Mariachi Teatro is the theatrical stage division of Dead Mariachi Films, dedicated to developing genre-spanning theatrical works rooted in Latine creativity and storytelling, inclusive representation, and narratives ranging from character-driven comedies to darker subject matter themes. The company creates bold, immersive theatrical experiences that bring compelling voices to life with authenticity and passion.


Content advice

Not recommended for persons under 14 years of age Abrupt cues Audience participation Strobe lights Mature language

Loud Music

Audience participation details

The cast breaks the fourth wall, engaging directly with the audience seated in the main floor section.

Sensory description

The show features bright lights at short intervals, and loud music. It is very dialogue heavy, with fast exchanges quickly switching between English and Spanish.