October 23 – November 8
By Eliana Pipes
Directed by Sara Guerrero
Runtime: 40 minutes, Q&A following the performance
¡SÍ SE PUEDE!
By Eliana Pipes
Directed by Sara Guerrero
NOW PLAYING IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
Back by popular demand, SÍ SE PUEDE! returns to schools and community spaces across Los Angeles. Follow trailblazing activist, Dolores Huerta, on her journey to improve conditions for farm workers.
From co-founding the United Farmworkers to leading boycotts, marches, and high-stakes negotiations–her unwavering commitment to justice changed the course of history.
Through a blend of movement, music, and actos inspired by El Teatro Campesino, experience the powerful transformation that happens when we come together to demand change.
All performances are free and presented in English with some Spanish.
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"Lo digo en serio! ¡Sí se puede! We have to believe change is possible. It’s the only way we’ll be willing to do what it takes to make it happen."
Dolores, ¡SÍ SE PUEDE!
"Her life is an example for all of us to find courage and work together to make a better world. ¡Sí se puede! is not just a slogan, it’s a call to action. "
Jesus A. Reyes
Center Theatre Group’s Director of Learning and Community Partnerships
ABOUT
At community spaces and schools across Los Angeles, community members will experience this captivating story–created by and for Angelenos! Created in collaboration with local writers and theatremakers, we uplift and reflect the people, events, and themes important to Los Angeles.
Together, we bring live theatre to all Angelenos.
Want in on the magic? Email [email protected] to learn more about how to bring the show to your school, library, or community space.
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SPECIAL THANKS
¡SÍ SE PUEDE! is a part of the CTG:FWD initiative, a series of special events and programming that began in 2023 with Brindell & Milton Gottleib Artistic Director Snehal Desai’s tenure at CTG. This relaunch of this play is generously supported by CTG Affiliates, the Samueli Foundation, and the City of Santa Monica Cultural Affairs Department.