A one-act play by Humbert Robles, translated by Rochelle Trotter, directed by Tommy Gómez
One night only: August 15 at 7:30pm
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Humberto Robles is an award-winning Mexican playwright and freelance writer. His numerous plays have been staged in 25 countries across three continents. Mr. Robles’ life-long passion for both the Elizabethan era and Shakespeare resonates in The Night That Never Existed, the new English translation of the award-winning La noche que jamás existió (Premio Nacional de Dramaturgia “Emilio Carballido” 2014). In this wonderfully creative play, Queen Elizabeth I summons William Shakespeare to her private chambers with the task to teach her all that he knows about Love, in all of its splendidly diverse forms.
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Humberto Robles is an award-winning Mexican playwright and freelance writer. His numerous plays have been staged in 25 countries across three continents. Mr. Robles’ life-long passion for both the Elizabethan era and Shakespeare resonates in The Night That Never Existed, the new English translation of the award-winning La noche que jamás existió (Premio Nacional de Dramaturgia “Emilio Carballido” 2014). In this wonderfully creative play, Queen Elizabeth I summons William Shakespeare to her private chambers with the task to teach her all that he knows about Love, in all of its splendidly diverse forms.
