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| by Sérgio Roveri | ||
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| at LAPAC Theater (old Theater of the Arts) | ||
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| Thiago Carvâlhonts |
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| Special Guest | ||
| Isabela Quilodrán | ||
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We extend our deepest gratitude to Sérgio Roveri for the opportunity to bring his beautiful and powerful play Where the River Meets the Sea to life. It is an honor to share his words and vision with new audiences.
A heartfelt thank you to our families — your unwavering support has carried us through every step of this journey.
To our friends, thank you for believing in us, standing by us, and encouraging us to keep creating.
This production would not be possible without the love, trust, and strength of our community.
With gratitude,
The Cast and Creative Team
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Cast
Thiago Carvâlhonts
Apolonio / Director
Leonardo Sidney
Marcelo
Isabela Quilodrán
Police Officer/Producer
Meet the Company
Thiago Carvâlhonts
Apolonio / Director
Thiago Carvâlhonts (Director & Actor) is a Brazilian theater artist known for his performances: The secret life of the couples (HBO) Black & White (2018) e Skull: the Mask (2020), making his directorial debut is Los Angeles, He has worked extensively across Latin America and brings a bold, contemporary approach to storytelling.
Leonardo Sidney
Marcelo
Leonardo Sidney (actor/writer) is a brazilian artist based in Los Angeles. He recently premiered as Romeo in Romeo & Juliet, directed by Johnny Yoder. Other stage credits include his original solo show This Road Never Ends and Spring Awakening. On screen, he appears in the upcoming Disney+ series An Ordinary Girl and The Portrait of Sarah. Leonardo is a physical actor whose work is marked by emotional vulnerability. @leonardosidney
Isabela Quilodrán
Police Officer/Producer
Isabela Quilodrán is a Brazilian-Chilean actress, producer, and writer with a deep passion for cross-cultural storytelling. Her screen credits include roles in the acclaimed TV series Jesus (2020) and Genesis (2021). She also stars in the short film Audition (2025), currently making its way through the festival circuit, and Feast, slated for release next year. On stage, Isabela has recently performed in Julius Caesar (as Casca), Still Life, The Bald Soprano, and the original comedy What Girls Do in the Bathroom—showcasing her versatility across both classical and contemporary works.
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