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Las rutas de Julia de Burgos by Oscar Montero
I started working on Las rutas de Julia de Burgos while teaching a class about poets in New York. Students reacted strongly to Burgos’s poems, which is always good news for a teacher, and they understood her personal story: her … Continue reading
Designing Días Estupendos (Wonderful Days) by Blanca Añón
Designing Días Estupendos was from the first moment challenging and exciting. It is my first Spanish play as a Spanish scenic designer based in NYC. A big part of the research process took place in my memories. I am connected … Continue reading
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Writing Wonderful Days Helped Awaken Me (Alfredo Sanzol)
I wrote Días Estupendos (Wonderful Days) to pay tribute to my grandfather, who always considered every single thing to be wonderful. Therefore, I entitled this play Wonderful Days. Besides it takes place in the summer, which was indeed when I got … Continue reading
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Tigua Paint Inspired by New Version of an Andean Myth
As some of you know, A Girl without Wings was inspired by a centuries-old Andean myth about a condor who falls in love with a shepherd girl. While traveling with DAT in Ecuador, playwright Jason Williamson learned about the tale … Continue reading
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A Girl Without Wings by Jason Williamson
When I was commissioned by Dramatic Adventure Theatre to write a play inspired by our work in Ecuador, I knew I’d be up for a challenge. In fact, I couldn’t help but question the whole idea of my writing such … Continue reading
Theater From the Inside Out by Haydn Díaz
“CTP3 (Collaborative Theater Project, 3rd Year) is IATI Theater’s testament to the creation of theater of the most avant-garde natures; by putting the creation process on its head and decimating the usual hierarchy in which most plays are created, CTP3 … Continue reading
Light of Night by Cecilia Copeland
I don’t usually watch TV, but in the winter of 2009 I watched a marathon of cable documentaries that came out about girls being kidnapped. It was hour after hour over several days. It seemed like countless women had been … Continue reading
