It’s that spooky time of the year again — and we’re throwing a party you don’t want to miss.
Friday, October 31st – 8:00 pm at The Playhouse – Moreno 80, San Isidro
There will be spooky snacks, witchy beverages, a show, music, partying and lots of creepy fun 💀Costumes highly encouraged (the scarier, the better 😜)
GET YOUR TICKETS HERE includes spooky buffet, dessert, one soft drink (and the party, of course). Members: $15.000 (if you are not paid up on the day you will be charged full price) Non-members: $25.000 Come celebrate Halloween with us — if you dare… 🕷🎭
Sunday 9 November 5-8pm Tuesday 11 November 7-10pm at The Playhouse – Moreno 80, San Isidro
THE CRUCIBLE (known as “Las Brujas de Salem” in Spanish) is Arthur Miller’s drama of a Massachusetts community disintegrating, as neighbour accuses neighbour of witchcraft.
WHO ARE WE CASTING?
We are looking forfifteen actors, both men and women, to portray characters aged 30 and upwards (main and supporting roles)
Additionally there are five critical younger female roles for actresses able to convincingly portray teenagers (2 main roles, 3 supporting roles)
Join us in welcoming our sister company from Uruguay at the Playhouse!
by Uruguayan playwright Omar Varela performed by our friends at The Montevideo Players Society the oldest English-speaking amateur dramatic society in South America.
3 Performances ONLY August 29, 30, and 31 Friday and Saturday, 9 p.m. Sunday, 7 p.m. at The Playhouse, Moreno 80, San Isidro
For the first time in their history, the Montevideo Players bring to the stage a play by a Uruguayan playwright.
In this touching dramatic comedy, three adult siblings reunite at their late mother’s house, where long-hidden secrets, rivalries, and emotional memories emerge.
Inspired by Varela’s own family, the play invites us to reflect on the complexities of relationships with a mix of humour, tenderness, and truth.
This event marks yet another collaboration between the Suburban Players and the Montevideo Players, part of a renewed cultural exchange initiative between our two groups. We are proud to host their performance in Buenos Aires and will be bringing our own production of Closer to Montevideo later this year.
Join us afterward in the foyer for a drink and a chat with the cast! Running time: 55 minutes
About the Montevideo Players Society Founded in 1949, The Montevideo Players have been producing plays in English for 76 years. Entirely volunteer-run, they are known for their rich theatrical tradition and community spirit. Their permanent home, The Neil Fairless Centre, was established through a moving campaign to honour a beloved young member and now serves as the heart of their creative work in Montevideo.
