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Our commune envisions a future where traditional theatre is shattered, replaced by dynamic and unconventional performances transcending physical and emotional boundaries.



Welcome to the Commune



About Commune



Led by a passionate Latino family, we produce captivating original shows nationally, aiming to break free from traditional norms of theatre etiquette, venues, showtimes, and narrative structures. Through thought-provoking storytelling and immersive experiences, we celebrate our cultural heritage, empower our community, and foster a welcoming environment where all individuals feel seen, heard, and inspired. Join us as we defy the status quo, challenge the boundaries of traditional theatre, and create a transformative journey that unites, uplifts, and celebrates the stories of working-class Latinos.



Past Works



Vincent



by Leonard Nimoy
Margaret Garcia art studio



Set after Vincent Van Gogh's death, his brother Theo speaks on the little-known side of Vincent, who has been known primarily as an impressionist painter who preferred to create his iconic works outdoors with a brush, rather than inside as a fine artist. This play brings together elements from theatre, painting, and photography to tell the story of two brothers who shared a close bond.

Staged in the Margaret Garcia art studio in Cypress Park, this unique event combines the best in theatre and art to create an immersive creative experience for audiences to enjoy.



Legacy of a Garage Band



by David Trujillo
Long Beach, CA



You learn nothing from life until one understands love, compassion, and gentleness. A rock’n’roll band finds out the hard way.

When a band is more like a family, how do they cope when their lead singer signs as as solo act? They must learn to confront him and his betrayals come to light.



Many May Not Return



by David Trujillo
Los Angeles, CA



A young woman learns about the generational trauma in her Latino family: War and Poverty. She discovers her grandfather is proud of his military record in the dead-end intervention in Korea but he comes home to racism and oppression, her Uncle turned to the military as a means to assimilate, and her father was drafted into Vietnam when she was a baby.

She asks the question: will the next generation feel the pain of war? .



Many May Not Return



by David Trujillo
Chicago, IL



Many May Not Return



by David Trujillo
Long beach,CA



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