Javier Antonio González Rodríguez

Una casa pequeña, en un pueblo pequeño, en la pequeña isla de Puerto Rico; un anciano nazi en su lecho de muerte; tres jóvenes que lo cuidan, un jardinero, un profesor de alemán y el fantasma de Marlene Dietrich buscan asistirle. Entre secretos de amor, dinero y un pasado oscuro, se genera un complot asesino. El sol se pone y estás en Barceloneta, de noche.

A tapestry of three interwoven narratives, "Witch Wound" departs from The Tempest on a journey through madness, misogyny, confinement, and colonialism. A tour de force for 2 actors in 11 roles, the play begins where Shakespeare leaves off and ends in present day Puerto Rico.

Brian, who has worked as a clerk at a chain book store for well over a decade, has begun becoming a prisoner to his own intrusive thoughts. Between real customers and imaginary writers, and after long hours of work, the bookseller unravels.

After missing a train, a young immigrant waitress contemplates suicide on the subway platform at the 125th Street Station. What follows is a perversely comic regression into her darkest fantasies, memories, or both. FLORIDITA, my Love is a nightmare about the invisible in America, set on the border crossings between real and imaginary, Harlem and Morningside Heights, Mexico and New York.

During the celebrations of the Duke's wedding, two couples of estranged lovers escape into the woods while a troupe of actors puts together a play in honor of the royal couple. Meanwhile the King and Queen of the fairies, Oberon and Titania, wreck environmental havoc as a result of their dispute.

Koi Fish is inspired by the story of The Harlem Hellfighters, the first patrol made of Black soldiers, including Puerto Ricans, in World War I. Set in a property that was once a brothel, the play follows the choices that face two returning veterans and two young people raised as orphans on the property.

Truth may have died in the disaster. Two women are confined and forced to paint the landscape that may have once been. One of them is Margaret. The other is Lying Lydia, so called because everything she says is a lie. How do you know? Listen, you can hear her thinking. Like they said you would.