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At the End of the Hall by Luis Roberto Herrera

  • The Clemente Center 107 Suffolk Street New York, NY, 10002 United States (map)

By Luis Roberto Herrera

Directed by Sophia Ubilla

A ghost story

Two roommates haunted by unresolved trauma struggle to sleep through the night in an old empty house. As the night continues, they are forced to confront painful realities about their past.

Luis Roberto Herrera is currently a New York based playwright with a B.F.A. in Acting from the University of Florida. He was a resident playwright in the GREENHOUSE Residency at SPACE on Ryder Farm. He has had work produced at the Fort Lauderdale Fringe Festival, and the New York Summer Theatre Festival. His full-length plays include; Pale Blue Dot, Poolside Glow, Born Still, Getting It Together, Grandma’s Armchair, I don’t know what this is…, and SAA(not that one). Poolside Glow was chosen for the New Year New Works reading series at Fantasy Theatre Factory on January 26th 2019, and was most recently a part of the Greenhouse Development Residency 2019 program at FIU. He is an ensemble member of New City Players Theatre Company and is currently in his third and final year of the M.F.A. playwriting program at The New School.

This program features four emerging Latinx Playwrights mentored by four legends of our field to shape four new plays. There were a series of roundtables that actively engaged the playwright in our Cohort's process. And now we have reached the final stage in our Intensive with the Industry Reading at the Kabyitos Theater in The Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural & Educational Center. We have secretly been renovating this space over the past year and a half with new infrastructure, equipment as well as dedication to bringing audiences to this historical venue in the city. We are so excited to have our Industry Readings be the first official LPC event at our space.

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