The exhibition entitled “¡VIVA! Broadway: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow” will highlight the impact of Latino and Hispanic culture on the theater industry. It will be open to the public from September 15th through October 15th for Hispanic Heritage Month.

Created in partnership with the Broadway League and with support from the Miranda Family Fund, this exhibition will bring to life ¡Viva! Broadway, the Broadway League's national audience development program that is committed to engaging and inspiring Latino and Hispanic audiences through activations, media programming and partnerships, they said in a statement. 

“Visitors will have the opportunity to see iconic pieces from their favorite Broadway shows up close. In addition, the month will feature a series of special events and panel discussions with distinguished Broadway artists and industry professionals,” mentioned Jason Laks, interim president of the Broadway League.

The exhibition will also feature a mural by graffiti artist Soraya Marquez, better known as Indie184.

For more information, interested parties can visit diversity.broadway/viva-broadway/about/