Teatro Chelsea presents "Sonia se fue" by Melinda Lopez, translated by Alberto Sarraín

On January 14-17 you can view the online presentation of the Spanish language play Sonia se fue by acclaimed Boston playwright Melinda Lopez. Performances will be streamed live at 7:30pm on YouTube and FacebookLive, and feature English subtitles.

Set in Minneapolis and Havana, Sonia se fue tells the story of a family across generations. Sonia, whose son has just enlisted in the army following 9/11, is confronted by her own childhood memories of conflict: being forced to leave Cuba at the rise of Castro’s rule. Sonia se fue examines the impact of large cultural and political forces on the lives of ordinary men and women and examines questions such as: What do we owe our parents? Can we forgive the past? 
Starring: Alejandra Murga, Gloria Cardona, Inés de la Cruz, Victor Hugo Hart, Cristhian Mancinas-Garcia, Carlos Zalduondo, Fernando Vieira, Luz López
Director: Armando Rivera
Assistant Director: Carla Mirabal Rodríguez

Stage Manager: Martha Preve Ayora