Sobriety Is a Social Justice Issue Too
American Theatre Magazine
Latinxs Navigating Theaters’ Reactions to BLM
I have been going back and forth about whether to write this article. Addressing what the Black Lives Matter movement means for Latinx theater artists […]
Hamilton: anti-Blackness, Indigenous erasure, and whitewashing Latinxs
On our Independence Day (of course, as a Puerto Rican, I use “our” loosely) I could finally afford (a Disney+ subscription) to see Hamilton! I […]
White Theater Leaders’ Responses to #GeorgeFloyd
To the white theater companies that have not responded to the murder of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and so many others, your silence speaks volumes. […]
Toward a New Theater Model
I sat in front of my laptop, participating in yet another Zoom meeting, wearing a professional blouse on top and Betty Boop PJ bottoms, when […]
The Changing Landscape of American Theater
I’m self-quarantined, sitting at my desk drinking French roast coffee from my Ember mug with my Chihuahua snuggled on my lap in my house in […]
The Power Dynamics Series: From a Mixed-Race Latina’s Perspective
What inspired you to write the The Power Dynamics Series from a Mixed-Race Latina’s perspective? About six months ago, I was asked by a colleague and […]
