Sonata Escondida

A person with long hair holds a hat on their head as they stand next to a piano bench staring down a gravel road

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Time and Location

Fri. February 4, 7:30pm PST

Performing Arts Center 199 - DUG Theater

Sat. February 5, 2:00pm PST

Performing Arts Center 199 - DUG Theater

Sat. February 5, 7:30pm PST

Performing Arts Center 199 - DUG Theater

Wed. February 9, 7:30pm PST

Performing Arts Center 199 - DUG Theater

Thu. February 10, 7:30pm PST

Performing Arts Center 199 - DUG Theater

Fri. February 11, 7:30pm PST

Performing Arts Center 199 - DUG Theater

Sat. February 12, 2:00pm PST

Performing Arts Center 199 - DUG Theater

Sat. February 12, 7:30pm PST

Performing Arts Center 199 - DUG Theater

Sensory Friendly Performance

Saturday, February 12 at 2:00 pm PST

This will be a relaxed performance that is sensory friendly for those with sensory sensitivities.

Lights will be dimmed to about 50% intensity throughout the show.
Sound will be at a lower volume.
Space will be made for movement as needed. Audience members may leave and return at any time.

by Manuel Zarate

When a man seeks out his first love, he discovers that time does not heal all things. Set in the desolate mountains of northern Mexico, Luis finds his first love Margaret. There is just one problem. She doesn't want to see him. Over the course of several days, her world unravels as she faces her current female lover, her ex male lover, their daughter, and her piano. In this story, families are not defined by gender.

Produced by special arrangement with Gurman Agency LLC

Ana María from the shoulders up with a large smile in front of a wall with little cactuses painted on it. Ana María has short, curly hair that fades from dark to bright pink, large round glasses, and a yellow sweatshirt

Directed by Ana María Campoy

Campoy is a first-generation Mexican-American theater artist who works as a director, actor, teaching artist, and translator throughout Puget Sound. More about Ana María Campoy

Sonata Escondida playbill

Actor leaning on a ledge worriedly scratches head as an older character watches from the window behind with a baseball bat.

Two actors solemnly eat food at a table as another sitting on a bench behind them with their food watches carefully.

Actor looks shocked peering out of sheer curtains from a window as an outdoor light highlights the stucco of the wall.

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Disability Accommodations

For disability accommodations, please contact the department presenting the event. Disability access information is available online at Parking Services, and further resources can be found by contacting Western's Disability Access Center.