KICKING OFF OUR WORK IN 2021!
Join Rose Cano (Resident Director, eSe Teatro), Marisela Treviño Orta (Shoe), Julieta Vitullo (Resident Dramaturg and Playwright, eSe Teatro / Associate Playwright, Parley) and Rebecca Tourino Collinworth (Artistic Director, Parley) for this engaging roundtable discussion about playwriting, Latinx theatre, bringing work to the stage and much more.
Marisela’s most recent work, Shoe, was workshopped and produced as an enhanced play reading in October. A recording is currently available to watch on-demand on ACT's website for a limited time.
Marisela’s most recent work, Shoe, was workshopped and produced as an enhanced play reading in October. A recording is currently available to watch on-demand on ACT's website for a limited time.
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Shoe by Marisela Treviño Orta
Directed by Rose Cano
Did you miss the live performance of Shoe? Want to see it again?
View Shoe right here by clicling on the image above, On-demand for a limited time until January 22.
In a double-wide trailer in Texas, the oldest daughter of a tight knit-Mexican family is caught in the role of care-taker for everyone. Will she take a step towards freedom?
Marisela Treviño Orta’s new play, Shoe, examines the family dynamics and gender roles within a dysfunctional Mexican American family led by a matriarch who manipulates her grown children to remain under her roof as a way to deal with the enormous grief created when her spouse abandoned her and her children twelve years ago.
Drawing inspiration from the nursery rhyme There Was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe, the play creates an atmosphere of confinement and constriction as the protagonist yearns for a life outside of the family’s double-wide trailer in Texas.
Directed by Rose Cano
Did you miss the live performance of Shoe? Want to see it again?
View Shoe right here by clicling on the image above, On-demand for a limited time until January 22.
In a double-wide trailer in Texas, the oldest daughter of a tight knit-Mexican family is caught in the role of care-taker for everyone. Will she take a step towards freedom?
Marisela Treviño Orta’s new play, Shoe, examines the family dynamics and gender roles within a dysfunctional Mexican American family led by a matriarch who manipulates her grown children to remain under her roof as a way to deal with the enormous grief created when her spouse abandoned her and her children twelve years ago.
Drawing inspiration from the nursery rhyme There Was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe, the play creates an atmosphere of confinement and constriction as the protagonist yearns for a life outside of the family’s double-wide trailer in Texas.
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