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Caribbean and Latin American Theatrical Works
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Groundbreaking work in modern theatre theory.
Encourages awareness of social situations and limitations.
Combines skepticism, humor, and optimism in performances.
Innovative theatre exercises developed by Augusto Boal.
Promotes community and integrity among participants.
Influenced theatre practices globally, inspiring many artists.
A must-read for theatre enthusiasts and students.
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Inspired by Shakespeare's classic play, The Tempest.
Richly adapted for Black Theatre performances.
Translation by acclaimed scholar Richard Miller.
Explores themes of colonialism and racism.
Engaging, song-filled narrative captivates audiences.
Draws from Caribbean society and African mythology.
Provokes thought on lasting societal impacts.
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Performance manifesto on healing and trauma.
Insights from diverse health practitioners and artists.
Personal reflections on PTSD and anxiety experiences.
Critique of capitalism's impact on wellness culture.
Exploration of alternative healing practices and philosophies.
Engaging narrative addressing modern self-care challenges.
Thought-provoking commentary on societal health misconceptions.
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Collection of three groundbreaking plays by Luis Alfaro.
Transplants ancient Greek themes to modern urban settings.
Addresses Chicanx and Latinx socio-political realities.
Includes definitive editions of Electricidad, Oedipus El Rey, Mojada.
Features critical introduction and play-specific analyses.
Includes performance history timeline and glossary of terms.
Includes exclusive interview with Luis Alfaro.
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Warm and candid narration by Isabel Allende.
Explores love, motherhood, and personal loss.
Reflects on spirituality and life's complexities.
Highlights the importance of family and community.
Shares humorous and profound life stories.
Inspires with wisdom and resilience.
Captivating memoir from a bestselling author.
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Celebrates Puerto Rican womanhood in the '90s.
Based on Quiara Alegría Hudes’ acclaimed memoir.
Features key life moments and personal transformations.
Incorporates song, dance, and cultural rituals.
Explores the communal nature of autobiography.
Showcases the artistry of coming of age.
Joyous adaptation filled with vibrant storytelling.
Price Range: $13.79
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Includes three remarkable plays by Manuel Puig.
Kiss of the Spider Woman is a classic.
Explores themes of love and victimization.
Under a Mantle of Stars is thought-provoking.
Mystery of the Rose Bouquet offers deep compassion.
Puig's writing transcends genres and mediums.
A must-read for fans of Latin American literature.
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A Pulitzer Prize-winning drama by Nilo Cruz.
Set in 1930s Ybor City, Florida.
Explores identity within Cuban-American culture.
Focuses on a family of cigar makers.
Introduces a lector reading Anna Karenina.
Richly poetic language and engaging storytelling.
Produced in renowned theaters across the United States.
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Captivating historical account based on true events.
Follows two men fleeing Cuba for survival.
Set during the dangerous hurricane season.
Explores themes of guilt and courage.
Intertwines lives of two unexpected friends.
Highlights the struggle for freedom and hope.
Written by acclaimed storyteller Betty Viamontes.
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Rediscovered play by C. L. R. James.
First black-led production on British stage.
Focuses on Toussaint Louverture's heroism and tragedy.
Includes program, photos, and reviews from 1936.
Contextual introduction and editorial notes provided.
Highlights Haitian Revolution's significance and black accomplishments.
Companion to James's classic, The Black Jacobins.
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Significant play in modern Mexican drama history. Set in 1930s post-revolutionary Mexico. Censored by the Mexican government in the 1940s. Follows César Rubio's false revolutionary identity journey. Explores themes of fame and disillusionment in politics. Engaging narrative with historical and political insights. Ideal for drama enthusiasts and literary historians alike.
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Compelling story of identity and cultural struggle.
Follows Enid's journey as a West Indian immigrant.
Explores themes of abandonment and motherhood.
Richly detailed setting in post-war England.
Deeply moving portrayal of alienation and hope.
Highlights the challenges of pursuing dreams.
A poignant reflection on family and belonging.
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Explores Puerto Rican culture and narratives.
Features love, humor, and deep emotions.
Classic stories from Manuel Fernández Juncos.
Revived edition for cultural significance.
Engaging tales for all ages.
Perfect for Spanish language readers.
Enjoy rich storytelling and heritage.
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Winner of the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Drama
Lush romantic drama set in 1930s America
Explores identity in a new land
Features the impact of a lector on workers
Celebrated for intricate craftsmanship and poetic power
Nilo Cruz teaches playwriting at Yale University
Also won the Steinberg Award for Best New Play
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Classic play by Aime Cesaire.
Explores Haiti's historical upheaval post-Dessalines.
Follows Henri Christophe's rise to power.
Shakespearean influences in plotting and language.
Accurate translation by Paul Breslin and Rachel Ney.
Includes introduction and explanatory notes.
Ideal for students, scholars, and general readers.
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Based on a true story set in Paraguay.
Explores themes of sacrifice and resilience.
Features a bilingual edition: English, Spanish, Guarani.
Nominated for the 2010 Nobel Prize in Literature.
Captivating narrative about a mother's love.
Set during Alfredo Stroessner's dictatorship era.
A powerful reading experience for all ages.
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Collection of three acclaimed plays by Karen Zacarías.
Features comedy, drama, and cultural insights.
Includes Native Gardens, The Book Club Play.
Explores themes of race, class, and privilege.
Engaging narratives with humor and heart.
Ideal for theater lovers and book clubs.
A modern take on traditional storytelling styles.
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Bilingual English and French edition available.
Explores Haitian Revolution and Toussaint Louverture's legacy.
Written during Vichy regime in Martinique, 1943.
Features striking encounters between rebels and colonial forces.
Beautifully crafted indictment of colonial cruelty.
Celebrates Black rebellion and victory's resilience.
Available for readers for the first time.
Price Range: $25.79
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Explores themes of love, loss, and identity.
Features a powerful female protagonist's journey.
Blends magical realism with poetic insights.
Critically acclaimed for its emotional depth.
Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning Nilo Cruz.
Engaging correspondence between characters unfolds the narrative.
Captivating mix of humor and sorrow throughout.
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Collection of five impactful Barbadian plays.
Explores themes of post-colonial Caribbean identity.
Written by acclaimed playwright Alvin Cummins.
Highlights complex cultural narratives and legacies.
Engages with history and contemporary Caribbean issues.
Valuable resource for drama enthusiasts and scholars.
Underlines the importance of Caribbean theatrical voices.
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True story of a young rock fan.
Communicates with spirits, black shadows, and demons.
Haunted by fear of her own shadow.
Discovers black stones' dark influence from enchanted Cove.
Friendship with Paulina enhances her magical powers.
Uncovers the dangerous truth behind their bond.
A gripping tale of fear and friendship.
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Three plays by influential playwright Carmen Aguirre.
Explores themes of exile and refugee experiences.
Addresses the impact of Augusto Pinochet's regime.
Highlights heartache and hardships faced by refugees.
Relevant explorations of refuge and recovery today.
Written in the 1990s, still impactful now.
Aguirre's early works reveal fresh perspectives.
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Gold Medal Winner of ILBA Mimi Lozano Award
Captivating storytelling by award-winning author Betty Viamontes
Heartfelt narrative of family separation and struggle
Set during the Mariel Boatlift in 1980
Explores loyalty, betrayal, and survival under oppression
Engaging characters rooted in true stories
A must-read for fans of family sagas
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Pulitzer Prize-winning play set in 1929 Florida.
Explores themes of love, ambition, and cultural identity.
Features live performance by renowned actors.
Engaging narrative inspired by Tolstoy's Anna Karenina.
Highlights the art of hand-rolled cigar-making.
Includes exclusive interview with Jimmy Smits.
Poetic and poignant storytelling experience for listeners.
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Explores innovative theatre techniques by Augusto Boal.
Analyzes Aristotle's poetics and its implications.
Discusses philosophies of Machiavelli, Hegel, and Brecht.
Examines audience control in theatrical narratives.
Challenges status quo through transformative theatre practices.
Encourages societal change through performance art.
Essential reading for theatre practitioners and scholars.
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A powerful narrative of love and loss.
Winner of the 2018 Latino Books Into Movies Award.
Two alternating narrative voices: Laura and Rio.
Chronicles the Mariel exodus of Cuban families.
Cinematically structured with precise scene transitions.
Portrays struggles of single motherhood in Cuba.
An emotional journey of perseverance and hope.
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Explores Nahuatl drama in colonial Mexico.
Accessible translations of six unique plays.
Merges European theater with Aztec traditions.
Includes historical context and annotations.
Incorporates elaborate sets and special effects.
Facilitates classroom readings and performances.
Highlights indigenous perspectives on Christianity.
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A collection of four acclaimed dramatic plays.
Includes the Obie Award-winning masterpiece.
Explores themes of healing and deception.
Features the captivating Dream on Monkey Mountain.
Includes three popular short plays by Walcott.
Contains an insightful introductory essay by Walcott.
Ideal for theatre enthusiasts and literature lovers.
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