A movement built by many. A story still being written.
The Latinx Theatre Commons wasn’t created as an institution. It emerged as a community choosing to imagine something different. Explore the history, values, and commons-based approach that continue to guide our work today.
Founded in 2012
Across the United States
Served on the
Steering Committee
Programming
Recent Programming
Carnaval 2026
Be among the first to discover what’s next. Every great musical begins with an audience willing to believe in something new. Join us for the Carnaval of New Latinx/e Musicals and experience the stories, artists, and conversations shaping the future of Latinx musical theatre.
Upcoming Gatherings
The Latinx Theatre Commons comes to life when people gather. Explore upcoming convenings, workshops, and community events, and discover new ways to participate, connect, and help shape the future of Latinx/e theatre.
The Diane Award
Named in honor of theatre visionary Diane Rodriguez, The Diane recognizes individuals whose generosity, leadership, and advocacy have helped strengthen the Latinx/e theatre community. Meet the recipients and learn more about this enduring legacy.
Latinx Archiving Project
The stories of Latinx/e theatre deserve to be preserved, and discovered. Explore a growing collection of archives, cultural organizations, and research resources that document the people, productions, and history shaping our field.
The Steering Committee
Organized by the Community. For the Community.
The LTC Steering Committee is a self-organized collective of theatremakers, scholars, administrators, and advocates from across the country. They volunteer their time, expertise, and networks because they believe in what this movement is building.
The committee reflects the breadth of our community across roles, regions, generations, and backgrounds. Together, they steward the agenda set by the broader LTC network, not their own.
We foster emergent national leadership through an organic organizing method, activating our networks and expanding our circles of connection.
This community
is stronger with
you in it.
We’re always looking for theatremakers, artists, educators, scholars, and advocates who want to share their time, talent, and passion for Latinx/e theatre.
Fiscal Sponsor
Producer Hub
The Latinx Theatre Commons is proudly fiscally sponsored by Producer Hub, whose partnership provides the nonprofit infrastructure that helps us grow, fundraise, and sustain our work for the long term.
Funders
Ford Foundation | Wallace | Mellon Foundation
Help Sustain the Commons
Whether you’re an individual donor, foundation, institution, or corporate partner, your support helps create opportunities for artists, strengthen community, and ensure the Latinx Theatre Commons continues to thrive.
