←Recommendations of Morir Sonyando

  • Julie Zaffarano: Morir Sonyando by Erlina Ortiz
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    I was fortunate to see the production of this play at Passage Theatre Company. Erlina Ortiz’s characters are authentic and their struggles to cope with themselves and their family relations while navigate the world are powerful. Produce this play!

    I was fortunate to see the production of this play at Passage Theatre Company. Erlina Ortiz’s characters are authentic and their struggles to cope with themselves and their family relations while navigate the world are powerful. Produce this play!

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  • Ashley Lauren Rogers: Morir Sonyando by Erlina Ortiz
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    I got to see the recording of the Parsnip Ship adaptation of this play. It is phenomenal, with complicated characters, and I felt incredibly touched throughout. Read it, see it, produce it!

    I got to see the recording of the Parsnip Ship adaptation of this play. It is phenomenal, with complicated characters, and I felt incredibly touched throughout. Read it, see it, produce it!

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  • Rachel Greene: Morir Sonyando by Erlina Ortiz
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    MonologueBank is proud to recommend the writing of Erlina Ortiz. Her play MORIR SONYANDO is a brutal and honest examination of the cycles of familial abuse. The writing is poetic and potent, as the characters are given their own space to contend with how the abuse has impacted their lives and relationships. Monologues from both Paloma and Felix are painful, but satisfyingly nuanced. These are not two-dimensional victims. We are shown vulnerability and strength in interesting balance.

    MonologueBank is proud to recommend the writing of Erlina Ortiz. Her play MORIR SONYANDO is a brutal and honest examination of the cycles of familial abuse. The writing is poetic and potent, as the characters are given their own space to contend with how the abuse has impacted their lives and relationships. Monologues from both Paloma and Felix are painful, but satisfyingly nuanced. These are not two-dimensional victims. We are shown vulnerability and strength in interesting balance.

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  • Nelson Diaz-Marcano: Morir Sonyando by Erlina Ortiz
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    An incredibly uncomfortable study of the effects that domestic abuse has on its victim and the ripple it creates. Erlina Ortiz writing makes this story feel fresh, raw and poignant. Read it!

    An incredibly uncomfortable study of the effects that domestic abuse has on its victim and the ripple it creates. Erlina Ortiz writing makes this story feel fresh, raw and poignant. Read it!

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