Sinopsis Synopsis Experience an innovative version of the opera "La Traviata," presented for the first time from a queer perspective by Escenia Ensemble and Vincerò Academy in a co-production with the Instituto de Cultura de Mazatlan. From 19th-century Paris to vibrant 1980s Mexico City, a time of cultural effervescence, neon lights, and dazzling nights. In this electrifying setting, love defies norms and prejudices, demonstrating its strength and authenticity. Enjoy a great cast with international artists, the Camerata Mazatlán, the Ángela Peralta Choir, and an unforgettable experience. With a stunning staging and a fresh vision, this production will breathe new life into Verdi's moving opera. Category Teens and Adults Category Opera Location Teatro Ángela Peralta Cost Orchestras $500 pesos 1st Balcony $450 pesos 2nd Balcony $400 pesos 3rd Balcony $250 pesos

Sinopsis "La Trucha" (The Trout) is the popular name for Franz Schubert's Piano Quintet in A major, cataloged as D. 667. Composed in 1819, when Schubert was only 22 years old, this work is notable for its freshness, enchanting melody, and innovative structure. The quintet takes its name from the fourth movement, which is a set of variations on the theme of the song "Die Forelle" (The Trout), composed by Schubert in 1817. Unlike a traditional piano quintet, "The Trout" is written for piano, violin, viola, cello, and double bass, giving it a rich and distinctive sound. Category Teens and Adults Category Concert Location Casa Haas Cost General Admission: ¢250 pesos

Sinopsis Synopsis Experience an innovative version of the opera "La Traviata," presented for the first time from a queer perspective by Escenia Ensemble and Vincerò Academy in a co-production with the Instituto de Cultura de Mazatlan. From 19th-century Paris to vibrant 1980s Mexico City, a time of cultural effervescence, neon lights, and dazzling nights. In this electrifying setting, love defies norms and prejudices, demonstrating its strength and authenticity. Enjoy a great cast with international artists, the Camerata Mazatlán, the Ángela Peralta Choir, and an unforgettable experience. With a stunning staging and a fresh vision, this production will breathe new life into Verdi's moving opera. Category Teens and Adults Category Opera Location Teatro Ángela Peralta Cost Orchestras $500 pesos 1st Balcony $450 pesos 2nd Balcony $400 pesos 3rd Balcony $250 pesos

Sinopsis This documentary, a co-production of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), through its General Directorate for the Dissemination of Science, in collaboration with the Institutes of Astronomy, Geophysics, and Marine Sciences and Limnology of UNAM, the Autonomous University of Sinaloa, and the Instituto Municipal de Cultura, Turism y Arte de Mazatlán, offers an in-depth and captivating look at this astronomical phenomenon that attracted worldwide attention. "In the Shadow of the Eclipse" narrates the passion of scientists for this great event and the opportunity it represents to conduct scientific research before and during the totality of the eclipse. It also shows how different institutions carried out outreach activities so that the public could safely enjoy this natural spectacle. The documentary explores two key perspectives: the opportunity that an eclipse represents for scientific research and the efforts of outreach and educational training to enable safe observation of the phenomenon. Category Teens and Adults Category Special Location Teatro Ángela Peralta Cost Free Event

Sinopsis "Art is a seed that nourishes the soul," says Rafael Ávila Tirado, and "Frivolity" seeks precisely that: to sow reflection and dialogue. Each work is a message, a critique, an invitation to look beyond the surface and question the frivolity that surrounds us. "We have had wonderful experiences because it is a well-curated exhibition. On this occasion, people come to see great works with important messages for society. As artists, we are going to contribute our grain of sand, because art is a seed that nourishes a person's soul. The main thing for an artist is to create beauty, and within it must be a message or social critique," said Rafael Ávila. Category Teens and Adults Category Expo Location Galería Rubio Cost Free Event

Sinopsis Witness an intense and moving theatrical experience with the play "Of Lost Battles" by playwright Luis Santillán, arriving at Casa Haas on Friday, April 11th at 7:00 PM. Directed by the Sueña Teatro Collective, this production, directed by Alfredo Vergara, will immerse viewers in a world where innocence and hopelessness intertwine. Through the story of a girl who defies the limits of reality and the forbidden, the play explores the wounds of the soul, the memories, and the decisions that shape the course of those who learn to survive in the shadows of their own fears. Between intense dialogue and screaming silences, the play confronts us with the harshness of life and the fragility of hope. With poetic and visceral language, "Of Lost Battles" raises questions about the meaning of defeat and the possibility of defying destiny. Luis Santillán immerses us in a story where the struggle between childhood and the shadow of the unknown leaves indelible scars. What does it mean to lose a battle? Is it possible to challenge destiny without paying a price? Don't miss this journey through human emotions. Category Teens and Adults Category Teather Location Casa haas Cost $100.00 at the Angela Peralta Theater box office

Sinopsis The José Limón International Dance Festival was founded in 1986 with the primary objective of honoring and disseminating the legacy of the prominent Mexican dancer and choreographer José Limón, originally from Culiacán, Sinaloa. To date, it has established itself as one of the most important dance events in Mexico. This festival seeks to promote and enrich the contemporary dance scene nationally and internationally and plays a crucial role in disseminating contemporary dance and developing audiences interested in this artistic discipline. The José Limón Festival takes place in various cities in the state of Sinaloa, including Culiacán, Mazatlán, and Los Mochis, with the participation of renowned companies and dancers from various countries, allowing for an enriching cultural and artistic exchange. In addition to dance performances, the festival includes a variety of activities, such as the presentation of the Culiacán Choreography Award and the José Limón National Dance Award. Exhibitions and book presentations, a meeting of academies, artistic residencies, and ensembles with dancers from across the country. Category Teens and Adults Category Dance Location Teatro Ángela Peralta

Sinopsis Pipa, a free-spirited, red-haired, orphaned girl, lives exciting adventures while waiting for the return of her father, a sailor. Through the gifts he brings her from his travels, Pipa imagines fantastic worlds, filled with pirates, Indians, and rag dolls. Despite her rebelliousness, Pipa is a kind-hearted girl who spreads joy to everyone around her. She wears one stocking of one color and one of another. Category Teens and Adults Category Ballet Location Teatro Ángela Peralta Cost Orchestra $300 pesos 1st balcony $250 pesos 2nd balcony $200 pesos 3rd balcony $150 pesos