Cara Mia Theatre

Cara Mia Theatre’s bilingual play, Tina’s Journey brings the realties of immigration to the stage through a child's perspective. Featuring music, masks, and cultural traditions, the production sparks conversation about migration across the U.S.-Mexico border.

The Dallas company’s annual gathering also adds a new symposium on sustaining the arts.

Host Dulé Hill meets artists with unusual talents and deep commitments to their communities. This new episode visits Dallas, Denton and Houston.

Cara Mia and Soul Rep theaters present the English-language premiere of ‘Yanga,’ which tells the story of a formerly enslaved African who founded one of the first free Black towns in the Americas.

Cara Mia Theatre and Soul Rep present the English-language premiere of Yanga, a drama about a successful slave rebellion in Mexico — and the establishment of a free Black town.

Those that have a regular, reliable space are better at drawing audiences than those that don’t.

Cara Mia Theatre received an NEA grant for a translation of a drama about a 16th-century African rebel in Mexico who fought the Spanish to a standstill.

Jesse Tafalla Jr., a Dallas resident and longtime advocate for the arts, LGBTQ rights and Latino issues, died this week at the age of 60.

Maryam Baig and Frida Espinosa Müller will play the English and Spanish versions of the show.

This episode of the KERA video series "The Shape of Texas" explores the architecture of Dallas' Latino Cultural Center, built by Ricardo Legorreta.

"Crystal City 1969" is about small-town Texas teenagers who were discouraged from attending college or even speaking Spanish. So they walked out of their high school — and into history.