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The Refugee Hotel
A moving portrayal of a group of Chilean political refugees who arrived at a Vancouver residential hotel in 1974, months after Chile’s bloody military coup. Passionate and insightful, the play brilliantly captures the immigrant and exile experience in Canada. It is a story about love and the strength of the human spirit.
September 16 to October 4, 2009
Cast: Salvatore Antonio: Manuel
Production: Produced by Marilo Nunez
The Refugee Hotel Blog
The production process of The Refugee Hotel was documented in an episodic documentary presented in blog entries in the 12 weeks leading up to the show opening.
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"**** FOUR STAR HOTEL... - NOW Magazine
Dora Nominated for Best New Play!!
"This is a production to catch, not just for its theatrical strengths and insights into an important historic event, but also because it puts Canadian Latin American artists centre stage. It's a triumphant debut for Alameda Theatre." - NOW Magazine
"The Refugee Hotel is a powerful, engaging, moving, sometimes heart-wrenching, sometimes funny piece of theatre. It’s definitely worth taking the time to see. Just don’t forget your kleenex." - Mooney on Theatre
*** "an engaging mash-up of comedy and tragedy that somehow seems to mirror the bewildering experience exiled immigrants encounter when starting new lives here in Canada." - EYE Weekly
"These are incredibly powerful stories that could hold their own without a stage. But what was most interesting about the staging of these stories was its treatment of the Canadian cultural landscape as a welcoming, yet precarious destination for newcomers..." - Curzon Online |
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