In Havana 1991, two sisters are placed under house arrest due to their outspoken views against the oppressive government. They utilize their artistic talents as a means of resistance and expression. The narrative emphasizes themes of resilience, love, and the vital role creativity plays in overcoming adversity. The production is enriched by live music and an immersive storytelling approach, appealing to contemporary themes of censorship. It aims to connect deeply with audiences by highlighting the struggles that artists face in oppressive environments.
In Havana, 1991, two sisters face house arrest for opposing their oppressive government. Their art becomes a powerful form of resistance against censorship and repression.
The production showcases themes of resilience, love, and the transformative power of creativity amid challenges. Live music and storytelling heighten the audience's experience.
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