Pastorela GVR

The Story

The story follows María and José, two young undocumented immigrants facing precarious work conditions and an unexpected pregnancy. Their journey becomes a symbol of dignity, hope, and the search for a better life. As their coworkers, representing shepherds, celebrate the coming child, they are obstructed by figures embodying legal and economic barriers. With the help of Gabriel and Archangel Michael, the obstacles are overcome, leading to a communal celebration of hope, solidarity, and tradition. Team: Directed by Magda Ochoa and features a cast of Ivette Novales-Gómez, Alejandro Chapa, Mónica Perea, Fernando Borderas, Mariana G. Hernández, Luis Pont, Morgana, Rene Rebora, Aída Hernández, and Tahar Chaffai. The production is presented by Farandula Theatre, with surtitles by Joaquín Borderas-Ochoa. Please note: This performance is in Spanish with English surtitles and contains themes of labour exploitation, abuse of power and authority, anti-immigration policies and bureaucracy, and pregnancy under precarious conditions.