An older Puerto Rican man, Charlie Santos, discovers a red door dangling from the doorway of an abandoned two-story home that reminds him of childhood trauma experienced in the slums of Spanish Harlem in 1962. Surrounded by memories of the past, recreated on the stage by 11 talented actors, Charlie strives to uncover the mystery surrounding the death of his infant brother.
Darryl Reilly of Theaterscene.org, calls ‘Boy Santos’ “a wrenching and theatrically realized tale”.
Ian McDonald of Theater Beyond Broadway says ‘Boy Santos’ “…paints for us a picture of hope in the face of adversity.”