Writing | Playwrighting | Dramaturgia

El Toro y la Niña

La Niña is a little traviesa that has a complicated relationship with the world, including her Abuela. One night, after yet another disagreement with her Abuela, she unexpectedly begins a journey with a bull looking for a new life, a life away from bullfighting. Join these two unlikely friends on a search for their definition of home.

By Julia Rosa Sosa

Directed by Adriana Domínguez

Cast: Itzel Martinez, Romanti-ezer Mata, Brandon Salgado, Valerie Santos

Stage manager: Ruben Villa

Sound design: Ian Gilliam

Assistant editors: Rubysella Erickson, Larry Ortiz, Sarah Curtis, Julian Escobedo

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What’s up Neighbor!

Alicia Grullón, though based in NYC, has managed to capture the "get off my lawn" hostility of Cleveland’s neighborhoods during the 2020 elections. I hadn't been in an art gallery in more than a year since the COVID-19 crisis hit the world. It was a delightful experience to visit SPACES; I explored the space by myself; quiet and intimate. For a second, the gallery felt big and empty but I was quickly drawn to the familiar landscapes of the neighborhoods that I drive by daily featured on the walls of the exhibit. The feeling of emptiness disappeared completely when I sat down to watch Alicia Grullón's PLEASE DON'T LET IT BE TOO CLOSE, a video collage that blends video montages, performance, interviews, and so much more.