BLANCO TEMBLOR — VI FIAE

FLORIDA PREMIERE. Open Scene brings Teatro Público de Puerto Rico’s Blanco Temblor to Florida for the first time as the production begins its national tour.

Blanco Temblor is a contemporary play that combines humor, tenderness, theatrical imagination, and strong visual storytelling in a deeply human story about family, identity, relationships, and the ways we keep moving forward.

Written and directed by Carola García López , the play approaches difficult subjects, including mental health and bipolar disorder, without losing its wit, emotional warmth, or visual beauty.

Performed in Spanish with projected English subtitles , Blanco Temblor makes its Florida Premiere as part of VI FIAE, Open Scene’s International Performing Arts Festival.

Sunday, October 18 at 7:00 PM

The Maitland Art Center

Choose-What-to-Pay, starting at $21

Selected for Festival Encuentro in Los Angeles and CLATA’s Destinos Festival in Chicago , the production arrives in Florida through Open Scene for one VI FIAE performance, followed by a conversation with the artists.

Playwriting and Direction: Carola García López

Cast

Marina del Mar — Gabriela Saker

Candela / Grandmother Alicia — Carola García López

Irene / Dr. Eva Riefhold — Laura Isabel Cabrera

Leonardo / Dr. Joe Capital — Maximiliano Rivas

Aurelio / Beautiful Man — Yussef Soto Villarini

Creative & Production Team

Production Design — Raquel Vázquez

Stage Management and Assistant Direction — Alicia Vega Ferrer

Original Music — Omar Silva

Projection and Audiovisual Design — Raquel Vázquez

Costume Design — Desireé Cruz Fidalgo

Scenic Design — Agua, Sol y Sereno

Lighting Design — Marién Vélez

Production — Teatro Público

Artistic Direction — Gabriela Saker

Executive Direction — Raquel Vázquez

Production Management — Jeliannys Acevedo

Wheelchair accessible · Accessible seating available

Free parking available on site

Presented as part of the sixth edition of FIAE, Open Scene’s International Performing Arts Festival , at Art & History Museums of Maitland.

This project is funded in part by Orange County Government through the Arts & Cultural Affairs Program.