See it if You enjoy Spanish language theatre adaptations of classic Spanish literary masterpieces.
Don't see it if You don’t understand Spanish and don’t like seeing theatre in translation. Read more
See it if you want to see a wonderful (albeit short) play of Don Quixote. Played primarily for the comedy.
Don't see it if you don't speak Spanish and don't want to use a translator provided by the theater. Read more
See it if A longing rendition of the first European novel of XVII cent on themes of war,peace,fear,sanity,realism vs idealism but E.Q. is first abt*
Don't see it if uninterested in viewing the greatest Spanish masterpiece in original language with English subtitles. Read more
See it if you liked the book.
Don't see it if you liked the movie
See it if you are a fan of the Cervantes classic, and like great acting with creative staging.
Don't see it if you would get frustrated with a translation device (from Spanish to English).
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Don't see it if trfrustrating very was which times few a jammed Mine .devices translation given are Spanish in fluent not are who ,me like ,People
See it if you know the story & would appreciate a fresh view on a small stage with minimal, yet effective staging by a dedicated cast in good costumes
Don't see it if you are in love with the musical or do not like new adaptations of the classic story as this one jumps around a bit.
See it if You like Don Quixote, the novel, and classic literary storytelling. You can keep up w very fast Spanish speaking. Good acting, funny.
Don't see it if You can’t keep up w fast Spanish speaking. Subtitle translation boxes available but sometimes malfunction; hard to both read and watch. Read more
"Impossible dreamers seeking windmills at which to tilt will need to look elsewhere than 'El Quijote,' Repertorio Español's cheerful but uneven dramatization of the Cervantes classic...Staged by Jorge Alí Triana, the bare-stage commedia-style theatrics allow for a lovely opening sequence as well as some broad clowning. But these scenes sometimes disguise a lack of purpose and wholeness."
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