In a series of haunting and poignant monologues, The Carpetbagger’s Children weaves a captivating tapestry of family secrets, small town life and private tragedies. It tells the story of three daughters who struggle against the pressures of modern life to uphold their father’s dying wish.

It is a timeless and haunting portrayal of a once-vibrant family slowly disintegrating over time. It’s all about family secrets, tribal memories, sibling rivalry, and how change stalks our lives.

“Few dramatists today can replicate this kind of storytelling with the gentle mastery of Horton Foote. The Carpetbagger’s Children smiles sweetly as it shares the emotional brutality of a family, and a nation, in transition” – Newsday

Friday, January 24 | 6:00 pm

Teatro Santa Ana in Biblioteca Pública

$280 pesos 10% cash discount