A fast paced reflection of what takes a country to keep its identity,. of the wars we wage against those that refuse to acknowledge us and more importantly about the very unique Puerto Rican spirit that has kept them proud for the 500 years they've been colonized. Digestible yet thought provoking, Barbot has created an absurdist masterpiece about revolution.

A beautifully-realized tribute to some under-sung heroes of Puerto Rican resistance. There's a perfect marriage of form and function in this play, which examines both literal guns-and-bullets violence and the violence of racist representation, especially including on stage. To quote someone who makes a surprise appearance, who lives, who dies, who tells your story?

Here is a stunningly theatrical play! Barbot makes the history of and the ongoing fight for Puerto Rican independence so alive and palpably necessary while deconstructing stereotypes to provoke both hilarity and pathos in well-apportioned doses. Barbot writes to stir our emotions with fabulous roles for actors. He succeeds beautifully with this gorgeous work of art. A privilege to see or read.