As the summer 2025 world premiere of Latino Comedy Project Artistic Director Adrian Villegas’s long-awaited new solo show Hispanic Republican Male: Into The Pendejoverse draws nearer, Villegas returns to his comedy origins April 12-26 with a very special limited encore of the original solo show that paved the way to the LCP’s historic twenty-five year body of work: Six Mexicans Named Gonzalez.
The satirical multimedia solo show’s themes of pop culture exclusion, family relationships and racial politics past and present remain all-too-relevant in 2025. Six Mexicans Named Gonzalez explores it all through the multi-generational prism of the Mexican-American experience.
Villegas portrays the show’s six outrageous characters, a vivid and instantly recognizable collection of individuals ranging from an impetuous “gangsta-vato” to a feisty Tejano World War II veteran, all linked together by a cleverly edited series of clips illustrating the notorious history of Latino stereotypes in American TV and films from Charlton Heston to Cheech and Chong as well as a few fun surprises.
The performances will also include fascinating behind-the-scenes stories from Villegas about the show’s hard-earned creation and the surprising real-life inspirations behind the show’s unforgettable characters. It promises to be a hilarious and inspiring evening.
NOTE: These special performances of Six Mexicans Named Gonzalez have a very limited number of only THREE shows with equally limited seating and will take place at an exclusive intimate outdoor venue located in Southwest Austin for a unique experience mixing solo theater with a fun hang-out vibe.
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