Latin American theatre review

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  Año 2009, Vol. 43, Número 1

  • US Latina/o theatre from the 60s to the 21st Century

    Jorge Huerta

    págs. 3-11

    

  • Whose country to defend?: the Chicano soldier on stage

    Zack Withman Gill

    págs. 11-26

    

  • Una cubana 'in the Borderlands': Teresa Dovalpage's "La hija de la llorona"

    Carolina Caballero

    págs. 27-40

    

  • José Rivera, neoliberalism and the outside of politics

    Jon D. Rossini

    págs. 41-56

    

  • Performing el cuerpo femenino como menú gastronómico: 'Stuff' de Fusco y Bustamante

    Patricia Tomé

    págs. 57-70

    

  • Phoenix in Guillermo Reyes's "Places to touch him"

    David William Foster

    págs. 71-86

    

  • Fugue, hip hop and soap opera: transcultural connections and theatrical experimentation in twenty-first Century US Latina playwriting

    Anne García-Romero

    págs. 87-102

    

  • Una máquina teatral: forma e identidad en el teatro de Migdalia Cruz

    Analola Santana

    págs. 87-102

    

  • Prisoners on the great white way: "Short eyes" and "Zoot suit" as the first US Latina/o plays on Broadway

    Ashley Lucas

    págs. 121-136

    

  • Healing the body politic : 1968-2008: a theatrical reflection across time

    Caridad Svich

    págs. 137-142

    

  • Living the politics of "Teatro" in Los Angeles: an interview with Diane Rodriguez

    Chantal Rodríguez

    págs. 143-150

    

  • A Pan-American perspectives: an interview with Carlos Morton

    Andrew Gibb

    págs. 151-158

    

  • On collaborating: an interview with José Cruz González

    Susan Vaneta Mason

    págs. 159-166

    

  • Olga Sánchez finds humanity in "Latinidad"

    Timothy Krause

    págs. 167-174

    

  • Antonio Ocampo-Guzmán, actor, director, professor and linklater voice teacher

    Carlos Manuel

    págs. 175-180

    

  • On Cuban stages: a report from the field

    Yael Prizant

    págs. 181-188

    

  • Two stages/spaces in Puerto Rican theatre

    Jade Power

    págs. 189-194

    

  • XXV Aniversario del Festival de Almeda

    Osvaldo Obregón

    págs. 195-210