HOLA will recognize the extraordinary work of Broadway legend and three-time Tony Award-winner Chita Rivera, who will receive the HOLA 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award.
The Hispanic Organization of Latin Actors announced today the 21st. Annual HOLA Awards Gala Benefit which honors top Latino and Hispanic talents who have shown excellence in film, television, and theatre.
This year HOLA will recognize the extraordinary work of Broadway legend and three-time Tony Award-winner Chita Rivera, who will receive the HOLA 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award for her outstanding artistic career. Also, the superb talent of Jaime Lozano, composer of the upcoming Broadway musical Frida: The Musical, will not only be recognized with the HOLA Elisabeth Peña Breakthrough Artist Award, but will be directing the music performances of the ceremony. Additional Awardees will include Broadway performer Caesar Samayoa (Come From Away), stage and TV star Hemky Madera ("Queen of the South"), media personality Fernando Cárdenas (Univision), talent agent Wendy Curiel, and others.
The 21st Annual HOLA Awards Gala Benefit will take place on Monday, November 14, 2022, at 6:30 pm in the Instituto Cervantes (211 East 49th Street) in New York City. The emcees for the evening will be Lynda Baquero of NBC4 News and Juan Manuel Benìtez of NY1 News.
HEMKY MADERA
LABYRINTH THEATER COMPANY
LATINX PLAYWRIGHTS CIRCLE
Jaime Lozano
Fernando Cardenas
2022 HOLA AWARDS IN THEATER
The HOLA Awards are considered the most prestigious accolades dedicated to honor Latino Artists in the East Coast of the United States. Past awards have been given to Antonio Banderas, Rubén Blades, Danny Burstein, Bobby Cannavale, Alfonso Cuarón, Nilo Cruz, Benicio Del Toro, Héctor Elizondo, Lupita Ferrer, Andy Garcia, Moises Kaufman, John Leguizamo, Bianca Marroquin, Lin-Manual Miranda, Sara Montiel, Alfred Molina, Pedro Pacal, Rosie Pérez, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Mercedes Ruehl and David Zayas.
The Hispanic Organization of Latin Actors was founded in 1975 by a core group of Latino actors working in New York to address the inequities created by the casting system that underemployed Hispanic actors and relegated Latino characters to negative stereotypes. HOLA is dedicated to expanding the presence of Hispanic artists in entertainment and media through the cultivation, education, and recognition of Latin artists. HOLA has served as a crucial resource to the NY casting community for more than 45 years by hosting Hispanic talent database available to casting directors and agents, in addition to distributing casting notices to our members. HOLA also serves as a resource for immigrant actors to gaining access to legal documentation in the United States.
Admission tickets for this Benefit are limited and being sold on HOLA'S website
http://holaofficial.org/events/hola-awards-2022
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