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La Profesora

La Profesora

Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026 Stoner Theater
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La Profesora

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Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026 Stoner Theater
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La Profesora

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  • Age Recommendation: 11+
    All ages are welcome to attend this production. Everyone requires a ticket regardless of age.

About The Show

«La Profesora» presenta a América Alcalá (Sylvia Pasquel), una estricta y culta maestra de literatura que se niega a jubilarse por miedo a la soledad, y a Carlos Ortiz (Alberto Estrella), un humilde pescadero de supermercado que acude a tutorías preocupado por la rebeldía de su hija Daniela. Lo que inicia como un ríspido «combate de boxeo» verbal debido a sus prejuicios y diferencias de educación, se transforma a lo largo del ciclo escolar en una entrañable lección de vida. Un viaje conmovedor lleno de risas, tolerancia, esperanza y resiliencia que nos demuestra que el arte y la empatía humana pueden romper cualquier barrera.

Esta producción es en español. This production will be in Spanish. 


La Profesora follows América Alcalá (Sylvia Pasquel), a strict and cultured literature teacher who refuses to retire for fear of loneliness, and Carlos Ortiz (Alberto Estrella), a humble supermarket fishmonger who seeks tutoring because he is concerned about his daughter Daniela’s rebellious behavior.

What begins as a tense verbal “boxing match,” fueled by their prejudices and differences in education, gradually transforms throughout the school year into a heartwarming lesson in life. It’s a moving journey filled with laughter, tolerance, hope, and resilience—reminding us that art and human empathy can break down any barrier.