←Recommendations of HOMERIDAE

  • Julie Zaffarano: HOMERIDAE by AZ Espinoza
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    So much to love about this play. Espinoza explores the cost of intellectual and philosophical passions versus the desire for love, acceptance, and basic living needs. She challenges her audience to look at the present and the past in a truthful and authentic way. Original and ingenious.

    So much to love about this play. Espinoza explores the cost of intellectual and philosophical passions versus the desire for love, acceptance, and basic living needs. She challenges her audience to look at the present and the past in a truthful and authentic way. Original and ingenious.

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  • Shaun Leisher: HOMERIDAE by AZ Espinoza
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    A magical and moving play that explores the themes of race in the academic setting. A play reminds us how resistant people are to new ideas about classical history. Especially when those new ideas challenge white supremacy. Espinoza brilliantly crafts a work of fantasy that is so rooted in the real world and the honesty of these characters. This is a play filled with big ideas that need to be thought about and discussed.

    A magical and moving play that explores the themes of race in the academic setting. A play reminds us how resistant people are to new ideas about classical history. Especially when those new ideas challenge white supremacy. Espinoza brilliantly crafts a work of fantasy that is so rooted in the real world and the honesty of these characters. This is a play filled with big ideas that need to be thought about and discussed.

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  • Stephanie Kyung Sun Walters: HOMERIDAE by AZ Espinoza
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    A triumphant exploration of contemporary collegiate and race relations. Espinoza uses her skill and wit to craft a magical world that illuminates the social and political issues of today. HOMERIDAE employs ancient myths, contemporary technology, modern politics, and magical realism to weave a tale that you'll be thinking about long after the final line.

    A triumphant exploration of contemporary collegiate and race relations. Espinoza uses her skill and wit to craft a magical world that illuminates the social and political issues of today. HOMERIDAE employs ancient myths, contemporary technology, modern politics, and magical realism to weave a tale that you'll be thinking about long after the final line.

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