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International Voices Project
, opening tonight at 6:30 PM at the Instituto Cervantes of Chicago . Now in its 12th season, IVP offers six free readings of plays in translation by writers around the world. This is the first in-person presentation since the COVID-19 shutdown , and IVP partners with other local companies to make the work come alive. Tonight’s reading, for example, is of Spanish playwright Juan Mayorga’s.
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