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‘Baby’s Breath’ Tells Extraordinary Tale of Baby Growing in Woman’s Lung
Beatrice is pregnant, but the baby is growing inside her lung, sucking in air with each breath she takes. The baby represents a fresh start, a new breath.
Theater for The New City Presents ‘Artaud Artaud’
After playwright Antonin Artaud's physical form is usurped by a double, he struggles to maintain control of his own individuality.
‘The Accidental Kiss’ Depicts Modern Day Reincarnations of Romeo and Juliet
A woman wakes up in an abandoned theater with a complete stranger who claims he is in love with her. He is her only hope of figuring out what happened the night before and of saving herself.
‘4 Wars’ Tells Interdisciplinary Journey of People in 1968 Amid Unrest
An interdisciplinary journey back to the year 1968 and the unrest that exploded across the world. a young woman tries to convince her parents to let her take part in the student protests.
‘Macbeth’ Play Goes ‘Latino’ Style
Macbeth and Banquo reminded director Jesse Ontiveros of Fidel and Che, and that was the genesis for his idea to set 'Macbeth' in a banana republic.
