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The Woodlands Diversion Presents Mi Historia

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The Woodlands Diversion will host the world premiere of “Mi Historia,” a one-man show starring Jason Rocha as “Pepe,” a barbacoa chef. Scheduled for October 11, 2025, at 7:00 p. m. , the performance will take place at Lone Star College–Montgomery. This production is expected to resonate with audiences through its heartfelt portrayal of cultural themes.

The event highlights the value of local arts and offers a platform for emerging talent in the community. The Woodlands has seen a growing interest in cultural events, making this premiere a significant addition to the local arts calendar. Local venues like Lone Star College are essential for fostering creativity and community engagement. The show aims to attract both residents and visitors, underscoring the region's commitment to diverse storytelling. By presenting such performances, The Woodlands Diversion contributes to the cultural richness of the area.

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