Our Streets, Our City: “Not For Sale” By Guadalís Del Carmen Premieres At UrbanTheater Company
One of the core components of the Latinx Theatre Commons Carnaval of New Latinx Work in July 2018...
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“Oklahoma!” Is Still OK
I grew up on Oklahoma! Now, I’m not sure how many Millennials can share this feeling, but that was...
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Girls Being Bad: “Our Dear Dead Drug Lord” By Alexis Scheer
“On Wednesdays, we wear pink,” affirms Regina George in the 2004 cult classic comedy Mean Girls....
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Jen Silverman’s “The Roommate” Updates The Narrative For Middle-Aged Women
Everyone has a bad roommate story. Whether it was your college roommate or your little sister...
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Rogue Productions Bounces Back From Hurricane Harvey With “I Love You Because”
After a successful run of Matt & Ben in January 2017, Houston theatre company Rogue...
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New Musical “Pedro Pan” Speaks to the Plight of Immigrant Children
When one thinks of Latinx narratives within the landscape of musical theatre, West Side Story,...
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Afro-Latinx Theatre, Front And Center: An Interview With Guadalís Del Carmen
Born and raised in Chicago by Dominican parents, Guadalís Del Carmen is a playwright, actress, and...
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When Playwriting Becomes Activism: An Interview With Nelson Diaz-Marcano
New York City-based Puerto Rican playwright Nelson Diaz-Marcano first came to the world of...
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Jaclyn Backhaus’ “Men On Boats” (Re)Imagines History With Women Front And Center
In a city that still has a relatively conservative theatre community such as Houston, seeing ten...
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Sin Muros: Interview With “Living Sculpture” Playwright Mando Alvarado
While native Texas playwright Mando Alvarado now lives in Los Angeles working in theatre,...
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Sin Muros: Interview With “Purple Eyes” Playwright Josh Inocéncio
Born and raised in Houston, Josh Inocéncio is a playwright and performer who focuses on queer and...
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Sin Muros: Creating a Space for Latinx Theatre in Houston
Since moving to Houston, Texas, in 2012, I’ve been amazed at the abundance of theatre...
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Sin Muros: Interview with “Neighbors” Playwright Bernardo Cubría
This February, playwright Bernardo Cubría’s Neighbors: A Fair Trade Agreement will receive a...
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Why Produce Karen Zacarías’ “Just Like Us”? Why now?
When I founded the 50 Playwrights Project the last thing I wanted to do was produce live theatre....
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Family, Latinidad, and Queerness Coalesce In Marga Gomez’s “Latin Standards”
Marga Gomez began her career in San Francisco’s gay comedy clubs in the mid-1980s, including the...
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A Life Of Footlights And Forehands: Nostalgia Takes The Court In “Balls” and “Battle Of the Sexes”
The Astrodome has always stirred up a sense of nostalgia in me. Growing up in New Orleans, we...
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Dallas Theater Center’s “Hair” Lets the Sunshine In
While I grew up around musical theatre, I certainly didn’t grow up around Hair. “Oh, What a...
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When We Arrive, Cuando lleguemos: Cara Mía’s “Deferred Action” In Houston
David Lozano and Lee Trull’s critically acclaimed play Deferred Action is coming to Talento...
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Rajiv Joseph’s “Describe the Night” Perseveres in the Wake of Hurricane Harvey
As the floodwaters of Hurricane Harvey poured into Houston’s Alley Theatre on August 27,...
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From “Hamlet” To “El Huracán”: An Interview With Charise Castro Smith
While Charise Castro Smith began her career as an actor, in recent years the Miami native has...
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