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101 Plays by The New Americans, or on Latinidad – Tlaloc Rivas

Latina/o Plays for Young Performers: A Resource for Teachers – Roxanne Schroeder-Arce

Presente: A Roll Call of New Latina/o Plays – Lisa Portes

Should Latina/o Roles Be Cast with Non-Latina/o Actors? –  Magdalena Gómez, Irma Mayorga, Marisela Treviño Orta, Elaine Romero, and Martín Zimmerman

Going Solo: Self-Producing Purple Eyes – Josh Inocéncio

The Legacy of Luis Valdez and El Teatro Campesino: The First Fifty Years – Jorge Huerta

Pedagogy Notebook: Creating Visibility and Empowerment for Latina/o Artists through Wikiturgy – Noe Montez

Flipping to Scripts: Why and How a Poet Becomes a Playwright – Tammy Gomez

Can I Be Latina and Not a Playwright of Color? – Jordan Ramirez Puckett

What Happened When Critics Failed to Review My Latino Play? – Tlaloc Rivas

Interviews with Marisela Treviño Orta, Emilio Rodriguez, Amparo Garcia-Crow, Mando Alvarado, Matthew Paul Olmos, Milta Ortiz, Diane Rodriguez, Octavio Solis, Georgina Escobar, and Magdalena Gómez

Men on the Verge of a His-Panic Breakdown Turns Twenty – Guillermo Reyes

 

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