Funding for Teatro Chelsea has been provided by the Barr Foundation's Powering Cultural Futures initiative.
Previous A-Tipico Festival Finalists:
A-Típico V
March 2025
L.A. Muerta by Mario Vega
The Leopard Women by Andrew Rincon
Salve Maria by Tatiana Isabel Gil
A-Típico IV
December 2023
Beheading Columbus by Diana Burbano
Alba by Alejandro Rodriguez
El Puente // The Bridge by Sandra Ruiz
A-Típico III
October 2022/January 2023
Ashes Down the Drain by Marielle Guadalupe Vizcarra
The Re-Education of Fernando Morales by Justin P. Lopez
Yoli, Alfredo, y la Vida by Peter Pasco
Grit by Nick Malakhow
619 Hendricks by Josie Nericcio
A-Típico II
October 2021
Black Girl Joy by Phanésia Pharel
Revitalized by Joel Ulloa
Temporary by Amy Toruño
Lithosphere Heart by Tatiana Isabel Gil
A-Típico I
April 2021
Before We Focus on Others by Diego Lanao
Malas Mañas by Alejandra Ramos Riera
Anormales by Fernando Vieira
SAA (not that one) by Luis Roberto Herrera
Flood by Alicia Margarita Olivo
Teatro Chelsea in American Theatre Magazine
Teatro Chelsea
Teatro Chelsea celebrates Latin cultures, showcases and fosters local talent, builds community in Chelsea through arts engagement and collaboration, and is establishing a hub for Latin artists in the Boston metropolitan area. Teatro Chelsea creates theatre at the crossroads of languages, cultures, and histories that make up the Latin experience, and seeks to amplify and honor the voices that speak to these unique experiences.