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La Virgen de Guadalupe, Dios Inantzin

Date
December 6
Time
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Cost
Free, Reserved premium seating available at website
Organizer’s Site
latinotheaterco.org/lavirgen
Council District
City Council District 14
Event Series Dates
December 6 - 7
La Virgen de Guadalupe, Dios Inantzin, is the company’s signature holiday pageant that has taken place annually since 2002. Featuring over 100 actors, singers, and indigenous Aztec dancers as well as children and seniors from the community, La Virgen is the City of L.A.’s largest theatrical holiday production.

 

Join the tens of thousands who have become transfixed by the story of Juan Diego, a simple peasant to whom the Virgin Mary appeared on four occasions in the mountains of Tepeyac near Mexico City in 1531. Adapted for the stage by Evelina Fernández from the mid-16th century text The Nican Mopohua and performed in Spanish with English subtitles

Location

Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels
555 W Temple St.
Los Angeles, CA 900012 United States
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Organizer

The Latino Theater Company
Phone
213.489.0994
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