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Los Únicos at Teatro Frida Kahlo
Dates: 10/10/2026 - 10/18/2026
📍 Theatre: Teatro Frida Kahlo
Lunatico Productions & Insouciant Press
2332 4th St, Los Angeles, CA 90057
Los Angeles , CA 90046
Phone: 303-999-9070
Tickets: $20–$30
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Grab your popcorn and get ready to gasp in Spanish.
Years after the chosen family that once made them feel unstoppable fell apart, six queer Latino friends are drawn back into the same hotel for a wedding—and a reunion—none of them are ready for.
What begins with familiar jokes, old grudges, and one suspicious slice of cheesecake slowly cracks open the truths they have spent years avoiding. As laughter gives way to honesty, they must confront who they were, what pulled them apart, and whether the people who once felt like home can find their way back to one another.
Funny, tender, and filled with plenty of chisme, Los Únicos is a new play about the families we choose, the versions of ourselves we create to survive, and the courage it takes to finally let ourselves be seen.
Come for the drama. Come for the laughter. Come for the moments that may feel a little too familiar.
Stay for the family.
Cast and Creative Team for Los Únicos at Teatro Frida Kahlo
Cast
Arnaldo Andrés
Roca
Puerto Rican actor with an MFA in Screen Acting and an MA in Film: Science Fiction and Fantasy. His credits include Hairspray, Into the Woods, Torch Song, My Brother’s Keeper, and Hombre a Hombre. Arnaldo is excited to create with great latine creatives.
Azucena Flores Pizaña
Azu
Born and raised in Mexico City who is a bilingual actress based in Los Angeles. She believes the best stories are those that remind us of our shared humanity. She was last seen on stage as Isabel in Entre Dos Mundos , Rosa in Any Time and Place (HFF 2025) and Joanne Reid in Still Life; on screen as Rosa in Flores para Vivir (LA Shorts 2026), Marina in Marina's First Great Adventure (PIFF 2026), and Karla Maria in A Blast From the Past (CinemaBriz 2025). Rosita and Dr. Pawers, thank you for your endless guidance. Gabita and Bicho, thank you for putting up with me; My Los Angeles family, thank you for sharing my sunny and rainy days. See you at the Oscars.
Daniel Luna
Johnny
First-generation Mexican-American storyteller, actor and founder of Lunatico Productions. Award winning projects include web series Functional and short film Órale. Outside of production, Daniel is a POUND Fitness instructor and Program Manager at LEEAF, where he champions small businesses and connects entrepreneurs across Los Angeles County with resources and support.
Donato Fatuesi
Emi
Pasifika actress, producer, model & storyteller. Theater credits include Deep Purple Wiggle (Theatre Battery) and Tales of the Trancestors (Celebration Theatre). She produces and hosts Island Fever Podcast.
Pablo Cuen
Mateo
Mexican actor, writer, painter, and multidisciplinary artist based in Los Angeles. Originally from Guanajuato, Mexico, he grew up immersed in a family of artists, nurturing a lifelong commitment to creative expression. He trained professionally at the Art of Acting Studio in Los Angeles, where he refined his craft as an actor and storyteller. Across every medium, he seeks to inspire connection, reflection, and meaningful conversations through art. Theatre credits include Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them (Dir, Giovanni Ortega), The Landscape of the Body (dir, H. Richard Greene), Borracho: Spanish for Drunken Bum (Hollywood Fringe Festival Award Winner).
Raymond Abel Gutierrez
Chad
Bilingual Latino performer and writer based in Los Angeles and raised in South Texas. A proud Tejano, his work blends physical comedy, vivid characters, and playful flair rooted in Latino and Tejano culture. Credits include Angels in America, Right Before I Go, Hamlet, Richard III, and Anima Mundi, as well as writing and performing at the legendary Austin institution Esther’s Follies. In a former life (read: many moons ago), he was a KCACTF William Inge award winner and KCACTF Irene Ryan Finalist Partner. Shout out to all the Latino/e creators out there sharing your stories—we need you.
Creative Team
Alejandro Valtierra
Co Creator, Co Producer, Director
Mexican/Puerto Rican writer, actor, producer, costume/set designer, and publisher who founded Insouciant Press to further his commitment to educational equity and advocacy of underrepresented voices in the media. His passion for acting shines in films that have been showcased at domestic & international events, including HollyShorts, Outfest & LALIFF (LA Latino International Film Festival). He has also performed in theatrical works for Short+Sweet Hollywood, Brisk LA, Casa 0101 & Frida Kahlo Theater.
Daniel Luna
Co Creator, Co Producer, Writer
First-generation Mexican-American storyteller, actor and founder of Lunatico Productions. Award winning projects include web series Functional and short film Órale. Outside of production, Daniel is a POUND Fitness instructor and Program Manager at LEEAF, where he champions small businesses and connects entrepreneurs across Los Angeles County with resources and support.
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Teatro Frida Kahlo is at 2332 4th St, Los Angeles, CA 90057, Los Angeles, CA.
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