ONE-ACT: A man that lost everything in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico is about to attack the people of the government that left them forgotten. The only thing standing between him and this heinous act? His cousin and an echo dot.
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Cheryl Bear:
27 Sep. 2021
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A tragic and unforgettable look at what can happen when everything is lost including hope as you feel forgotten. Well done. ”
Doug DeVita:
24 Oct. 2020
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The anger, frustration, and passion that bubbles through Nelson Diaz-Marcano's best work is on almost-uncontrolled display in this piece; it's a disquieting, provocative work, and among his best. Tight and tense, Diaz-Marcano aims at the root problems of contrasting cultures in this country and pulls the trigger with shattering, heart-breaking precision. It's a thrilling work deserving of numerous productions. ”
Alexander Perez:
23 Oct. 2020
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A heartbreaking and humbling account of what happens when those who have lost everything are forgotten.
When your back’s against the wall even the most misguided ideas can seem like miracle cures. And in those moments of abject desperation what could possibly stand between you and ruin? Would it be enough?
Striking, poignant, and most terrifyingly so, prophetic. ”