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Plays from the NYC Latinx Playwrights Circle

Our newest list was curated by playwright Matt Barbot, who offers this introduction: "Spearheded by playwrights Guadalís Del Carmen and Oscar A. L. Cabrera, the Latinx Playwright Circle’s mission is to create a network of Latinx playwrights and offer space where they can develop new work in an environment that nurtures and uplifts. What follows is a selection of plays by members of the group, which is mentored by J. Julian Christopher, Migdalia Cruz, Carmen Rivera, and Cándido Tirado."
Even Flowers Bloom in Hell, Sometimes by Franky Gonzalez
StoneHeart by Georgina Escobar
World Classic by Nelson Diaz-Marcano
Calling Puerto Rico by Juan Ramirez, Jr.
AZTEC PIRATES & THE INSIGNIFICANCE OF LIFE ON MARS, PART 1 by David Davila
Stroke Vagina by Nilsa Reyna
Evolve by Alisha Espinosa
The QoL Mandate by Hope Villanueva
Through Andrew's Eyes by Oscar Cabrera
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The Loma, or El Finado Loco Pepe by Andres Osorio
You Got that Same Kind of Lonely (A Fictionally Non-Accurate Historical KiKi) by Andrew Rincon
DERECHO by Noelle Viñas
Machine Learning by Francisco Mendoza
Immersion by Julián Mesri
Franklin Ave by Darrel Alejandro Holnes
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The NPX Index

  • Scripts by writers who identify as Latinx: 577
  • Scripts with characters who are Latinx: 92