Identidad y Diáspora: El
teatro de Pedro R. Monge Rafuls
Elena
M. Martínez y Francisco Soto (Eds)
Panel Presentation:
Professors Francisco Soto,
Ada Ortúzar-Young and Elena M. Martínez
Ada Ortúzar-Young and Elena M. Martínez
Friday/Viernes, October 17,
2014
Time: 6:30 pm.
Room/Salón: VC 5-160
Baruch College (CUNY)
Photo ID required/ID con
foto para entrar
al edificio
55 Lexington Avenue
(24 Street and Lexington
Avenue)
New York
The present volume
brings together critical literary essays, reviews and testimonials from fellow
playwrights. Throughout its pages, this collection provides a variety of
interpretations and lenses in which to read Monge Rafuls's plays: among others,
the representation of gender and sexuality, the search for identity in the
Latin American diaspora in New York City and in the exile Cuban community.
Pedro R. Monge Rafuls,
author of such classics as Nadie se va del todo, and Noche
de ronda is not only one of the most unique and singular voices of the
New York Latina/o theater world, but also is considered one of the great
promoters of Latina/o theater and literature in the United States. In 1977 he
founded OLLANTAY Center for the Arts, a cultural organization committed
to supporting latina/o artists and authors, and in 1993, OLLANTAY
Theater Magazine.
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