ADAL
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682 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY
ADAL (Agrupación de Arte Latinoamericano) was founded by Max Ferrá in 1966 along with the Cuban and Puerto Rican artists Elsa Ortiza, Frank Robles, Gladys Ortiz, Oscar García, Antonio Gonzales-Jaén, y Benjamín López. In 1971, it became INTAR (International Arts Relations, Inc.), when they were forced to leave the theater, and DUO and ADAL joined forces.
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INTAR Theatre, Earlier version of,
1971
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The House of Bernarda Alba
Theater company
Intar Box Office
1972 - April 2, 1972 -
La casa de Bernarda Alba
Theater company
INTAR 53 Theatre
1972 - April 2, 1972 -
El cepillo de dientes
Theater company
Adal Performing Arts Center
September 25, 1970 - October 18, 1970 -
Los invasores
Theater company
New York, New York
1970 -
El pagador de promesas
Theater company
Adal Performing Arts Center
1970 - May 23, 1971 -
The Rope
Theater company
New York, New York
1970 -
A View From the Bridge
Theater company
New York, New York
1970 -
El sol enterrado
Theater company
Unknown venue - New York
1970 - 1971 -
La palangana
Theater company
Unknown venue - New York
1970 - 1971 -
Los mangos de Caín
Theater company
Unknown venue - New York
1970 - 1971 -
Los justos
Theater company
New York, New York
November 28, 1969 - December 21, 1969 -
La investigación
Theater company
New York, New York
1969 -
Un cabello sobre la almohada
Theater company
Unknown1
1968 -
Historia de una escalera
Theater company
New York, New York
1968 -
La soprano calva
Theater company
Weldon Community Center
April 28, 1967 -
Las manos de Eurídice
Theater company
Weldon Community Center
April 28, 1967 -
El difunto Señor Pérez
Theater company
New York, New York
1967