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This weekend marks the final weekend for the production ‘Zanahorias’, the bilingual play Denise currently stars in.

As a part of a NYC trip, I was able to attend the Friday English showing and wanted to tell you all a bit more about the production in hopes that you’ll all go buy tickets and watch this weekend’s productions.

Click this link here to read the review!

Click this link to find out how to purchase tickets to one of the last three shows, all performed in Spanish.

Feel free to drop a note if you have any questions about the production! It was absolutely fabulous and I had a wonderful time!

Tickets are on sale NOW for Denise’s newest production, “Zanahorias (Carrots)”. As you can see in our brand new header, there are new images for the production available. We will make these images available for download this weekend. But for now, head to Zanahorias official site and purchase your tickets in advance for a special 25% discount!

Hurry! There’s 23 performances available and you want to be sure you get *your* ticket!

Special thanks to Zanahorias production team for providing us with the images!

‘Hermanas’, the latest play that Denise was in for New York’s Fringe Festival, has been chosen to participate in “FringeNYC Encore Series” which allows them to have six more showings in September! ‘Hermanas’ will put on one showing each day from September 6-12 at The Lion Theater on 42nd street between 9th and 10th Avenue in New York City.

Tickets go on sale starting today! Click here to purchase yours!

Denise Quinones has joined yet another theater production! Her latest project, called Hermanas, is “a new comedy about Jewish Mexican-American sisters, or ‘hermanas,’ living in Texas. Just when 22 year-old Lisette Herm�n chooses stability, instability crashes into her life in the form of a rebellious sister, a dyslexic Latin Lover, a Hispanic-obsessed farm girl, an intriguing new neighbor and the most outrageous mother of all madres. Hermanas explores relationships, independence, and the often hilarious complications sparked by the blending of languages and cultures,” state production notes.”

Show Times:
-Saturday, August 12 - 4:45
-Sunday, August 13 - 7:15
-Thursday, August 24 - 6:15
-Friday, August 25 - 10
-Sunday, August 27 - 12:00 (noon).

The show is about 1 hour and 45 minutes with intermission. Tickets are available beginning July 30th. Visit www.Fringenyc.org (convenience charge applies), call 212 279 4488 in the New York area or outside New York, 1-888-FringeNYC. Visit www.hermanastheplay.com for more information on the play.

The New York Times briefly mentioned Denise today in their online publication in their theater section which discusses “Shows That Are Making Noise Amid the Crowd”. Writer Campell Robertson discusses several shows including a few from the Fringe Festival including “‘Hermanas,’ a comedy about Jewish Mexican-American sisters featuring Denise Qui�ones, Miss Universe 2001.”

While this is really the shortest mention we’ve read so far, its pretty dang cool to read it in the New York Times! Congrats, Denise, for making noise!

Click here to read the full article. Note: You must register to read the full article, however registration is free.

If you find yourself in New York City between now and August 27th, don’t forget to purchase tickets and watch Denise’s latest play, titled “Hermanas“.

As previously mentioned, this is a play about Jewish Mexican-American sisters, or �hermanas,� living in Texas, and is sure to be chalk full of drama, comedy, and just plain entertainment. Hermanas also stars Ryan Duncan, the original �Juan� of off-Broadway�s Altar Boyz and Kathryn Kates, “The Babka Lady” from Seinfeld. It is produced by Changuitos Productions and Michael Cassara Productions, directed by Claudia Zelevansky, and written by Monica Yodovich.

To purchase tickets for this production, click this link.

Denise Qui�ones will be the star of the upcoming Off-Broadway show ‘Zanahorias (Carrots)’, a comedy by Spanish playwright Antonio Zancada, and directed by Alfredo Galv�n. The show is scheduled to open on November 22nd at The Duke of 42nd Street Theater, right in the heart of Broadway, for a limited engagement of 3 weeks.

Denise will be leading a cast of great performers, playing Madame of the Sacred Heart, a mysterious woman with a thirst for revenge and a gift for manipulation. The character has the elegance and fragility Denise so well portrays onstage, but this time we are talking about a hurt woman that knows how to use her power and wit to rebel against those who have hurt her.

We also hear that Denise is very excited about this role, which is said to set a turning point in her career as a performer.

You can visit www.zanahoriasenbroadway.com to learn more about the show and details on purchasing tickets. You might even be able to get free VIP tickets if you act fast! And, DQCom will be bringing you the latest information about this production as it comes in. We may even see some of you fans on opening night if you come up!

To learn more about some of the theater work that Denise has been involved in, click this link and go to the new DQCom theater section.

Good news for anyone who’s planning on attending the latest production starring Denise! The ticket sales are being marked down 50%!

You can purchase your tickets at this incredible price ($24.00 rather than $48.00) by following this link.

DQCom’s webmaster, Tabby, will be attending the show Friday, December 8th. It would be an honor to meet some of you there that night if its possible for any of you to attend. Just shoot an email to admin@denise-quinones.com if you plan to attend that night.

Either way, go see the show!

You can read more about it at the website for the International Herald Tribune.

Denise has been nominated for her role as “Madame of the Sacred Heart” in her latest theater endeavor, “Zanahorias (Carrots)” in the “Best Female Performance” category.

Denise has previously been nominated two times before for this Award for participation in “Ana in the Tropics” (won) and “Do�a Rosita.”

When discussing her role as the mischievous Madame who got kicks from playing mind games on the townsfolk, Denise told El Nuevo Dia “I am happy. I had the opportunity to explore all areas and do something I’ve never done before, because my previous characters were very simple and innocent.” (translated)

Congratulations on the nomination, Denise! You deserve the award!!

To read the article and find out more of Denise’s thoughts regarding acting, click this link.

Special thanks to Pedro for sending in this news!

It seems Denise has been busy since her trip back home to Puerto Rico! Not only has the actress actually won the ACE award she was nominated for, for Best Actress in a Theater Production, but she’s also just wrapped up filming a small part in a movie in Puerto Rico called “Party Time”.

You can read both of the Spanish articles here and here to learn more about her role and the award!

Special thanks to those that reported the news!