Pop Up Teatro Cafe

Guayaquil


A funky micro-theater and cafe that attracts a hip crowd who come to watch short performances throughout the evening. An audience of around 20 people changes during the night; visitors typically see five performances. Between shows, the cafe serves tapas dishes and great coffee. Note: performances are in Spanish, although non-Spanish speakers might get lucky with a dialogue-free show.


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