May 27—HARTFORD — Tony- and Emmy-winning actor/playwright John Leguizamo will return to Hartford Stage with a new musical comedy making its East Coast debut, "Kiss My Aztec!" Previews start Wednesday.

HARTFORD, Conn. — It was not a typical evening at the theater in Connecticut's capital as even the normally staid pre-show announcement drew cheers. “Whassup, mi gente!” John Leguizamo exclaimed in a ...

If you weren’t tipped off by the cheeky title, two more words about the musical “Kiss My Aztec!” should clue you in to the vibe behind this entertainingly renegade take on history: “John” and ...

One thing about John Leguizamo: The man can sing. Another thing about the ever-kinetic writer-performer and comic provocateur: While his latest show is a musical that’s about to open in San Diego, he ...

3 ICYMI: Next On Stage: Season 5- Meet the Top 5 4 ICYMI: Meet the Next On Stage: Season 6 Finalists A brand new musical comedy, Kiss My Aztec! made its East Coast premiere at Hartford Stage and ...

Kiss My Aztec!, a new musical collaboration from Tony Award-winning performer John Leguizamo and director Tony Taccone, will be produced by La Jolla Playhouse as part of the theatre’s 2018–2019 season ...

Writer and Director Tony Taccone was backstage with Tony Award winner John Leguizamo during the Broadway run of the acclaimed "Latin History for Morons" when it first came up. Leguizamo, who wanted to ...

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FARMINGTON – While he splits his time between film, television and stage acting, and performing live music with his blues band the Troublemakers, Gary Farmer said he basically grew up in the theater, ...

Marlon Magdalena will present a musical performance and demonstration at 11 a.m. Saturday, May 20, in the restored Great Kiva at Aztec Ruins National Monument. Magdalena’s presentation on Indigenous ...

Thousands of years ago, somewhere on the warm seacoasts of the North American continent, an Indian picked up a sea snail’s shell, blew a tentative toot. He had a horn. Perhaps he did not catch on at ...