Luna on the road.
We want to come and perform for you!
We travel the globe performing our original work at the most exciting Festivals, Universities, Theatres, and more on a year-round basis. We would love to create a special performance and conversation tailored for your classroom, community organization, or business.
No other Ensemble in the United States combines humor, flirty wit, and incisive cultural critique like Luna. Combining performance, dance, movement, music, and laughter, Teatro Luna’s Touring repertoire uniquely explores gender, race, class and identity while provoking social and political dialogue. We offer a range of program options from original full-length performances to salon-style events, workshops, residencies, and lectures!
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“Don't miss Teatro Luna's 'Lunacy!' They are incredibly talented actors, singers, and performers who will knock you off your feet. Their comic timing is perfect and their versatility is thrilling to watch. Come be prepared to be educated and entertained.”
- Dr. Jorge Huerta, Professor Emeritus Of Theatre & Dance At The University Of California, San Diego And The Nation’s Leading Expert In The Field Of Chicana/O And U.S. Latina/O Theatre
NOW ON TOUR: Luna’s War On Women Trilogy
EACH SHOW IS AVAILABLE INDEPENDENTLY OR TOGETHER IN REPERTORY
Lost In Translation Red Scream, The Times Workshop Photo, Studio Luna 2018
Dream, Lovesick Production Photo, Victory Gardens 2017
Gensex Khanisha I wanna be Bad, Generation Sex WP, LATC 2015
THE TIMES
3 - 4 Performers
Based on responses from women around the country to our decaying relationship to truth- from the 2018 Kavanaugh hearings, to the repealing our reproductive rights, the caging of children, and the violence of displacement, THE TIMES examines the chaos of this current American moment and its impact on our collective mental health and our bodies.
This is the third chapter in our trilogy on themes of violence against women (offered independently or in repertory) and this genre-defying piece of political theatre is structured as an immersive meditation that will ground heightened anxieties in the face of growing intolerance around us.
90 minutes with no intermission.
LOVESICK
5 Performers
LOVESICK is the second installment of a trilogy of plays about the intersections of identity and gender and explores the consequences of transgenerational trauma, violence, and the cultural inequalities that are detrimental to our collective health. We seek wholeness, to mend the broken pieces of our histories and bodies. Rage, laugh, cry, and then “get woke” with original music, dance theatre, video installations, autobiographical stories, and myths. We fully intend to both decry and celebrate the complexities of our American lives today.
70 minutes with no intermission.
GENERATION SEX
5 Performers
In GENERATION SEX, we bare all without blushing as we explore how technology has transformed our interactions with sex, love, consent, and safety. This flirtatious and provocative performance boasts a tongue in cheek examination of the lighter aspects of social media and tech. From selfies to sex-positive Twitter rantings, GENSEX traverses to more challenging themes with stories of workplace revenge-porn, rape-culture, and violent mass shootings, all while challenging the viewer to reshape how they look at the female form through the male gaze.
90 minutes with two interactive breaks.
“A very thought-provoking piece which reveals that feminism amongst younger women is alive and well in the 21st century. This piece inspires a lot of conversation with friends, which means Teatro Luna is onto something.”
— Deborah Eliezer, Associate Artistic Director, FoolsFury Theater, San Francisco, CA
