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Three generations within a Guatemalan-heritage family, living in the United States, come together on Christmas Eve to teach/learn/practice how to make a traditional meal. Over two decades, they reckon with what has been remembered and what has been lost in the process of assimilation. What things do we archive for posterity's sake? What memories...
Three generations within a Guatemalan-heritage family, living in the United States, come together on Christmas Eve to teach/learn/practice how to make a traditional meal. Over two decades, they reckon with what has been remembered and what has been lost in the process of assimilation. What things do we archive for posterity's sake? What memories...
COMMISSIONED BY SOUTH COAST REPERTORY THEATRE
Three generations within a Guatemalan-heritage family, living in the United States, come together on Christmas Eve to teach/learn/practice how to make a traditional meal. Over two decades, they reckon with what has been remembered and what has been lost in the process of assimilation. What things do we archive for posterity's sake? What memories live in the body? And what is the cost of letting go?
Three generations within a Guatemalan-heritage family, living in the United States, come together on Christmas Eve to teach/learn/practice how to make a traditional meal. Over two decades, they reckon with what has been remembered and what has been lost in the process of assimilation. What things do we archive for posterity's sake? What memories live in the body? And what is the cost of letting go?