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Ms. Guerrero, Congratulation, you have been selected as one of Hispanic Lifestyle’s 2020 Latinas of Influence. Hispaniclifestyle.com |
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JUST IN! AWARDED by Community Engagement of Orange County, CA. "COVID-19 ARTIST ASSISTANCE GRANT" HAPPY TO MAKE GOOD USE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY! THANK YOU, CE!!! |
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Pacific Symphony Will Bring Untold Histories to Life in ‘Canto de Anaheim’
By PETER LEFEVRE August 23, 2019, VOICE OF OC "Canto de Anaheim" actors are in rehearsal. They will portray the Mexican-American heroes of Anaheim, past and present. 
Taking place at Anaheim’s Pearson Park, “Canto de Anaheim” is a multi-disciplinary look at the city’s past told through the stories of its unsung heroes, of several immigrants from Anaheim’s past and present who have had a substantial impact on their community...
Guerrero, who is taking on the gargantuan task of pulling it all together, is putting on her playwriting hat after a long hiatus. “There’s a line in the play that Gustavo wrote,’ says Guerrero. “’This is not a perfect history, and by no means can we encapsulate everything. Some of the things, but not all of the things.’ My responsibility is to not make it feel like a history pamphlet, to make it actionable. And I hope this inspires future opportunities.” for full article, click here. |
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CANTO DE ANAHEIM PRESENTS A MORE TRUTHFUL LOOK AT A CITY’S HISTORY
JOEL BEERS, OCTOBER 3, 2019, OC WEEKLY |
Gustavo Arellano’s Weekly, Canto LXXVIII: Get Off the Book
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The result blends oral and journalistic history, original dialogue, a fourth wall-breaking narrator, mariachi, and original (even a dash of punk) and classical music that doesn’t underscore so much as stop the narrative flow as each piece is introduced in its historical context. But all of it reinforces a narrative throughline of people standing together to get shit done; although marginalized and maligned for much of Anaheim’s history, the contributions of Mexican Americans make Mouse Town far more Brown Town. It’s a decidedly more truthful, historically based Our Town. FULL ARTICLE , CLICK HERE
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It’s a great play, and the epitome of a collaboration: I did nearly all the research, Sara Guerrero of Breath of Fire Latina Theater Ensemble wrote the play, and Long Beach Community Band head Greg Flores was guest conductor.
Sara Guerrero, a personal friend from years back, is turning into Orange County’s August Wilson — so support Breath of Fire with a donation for not going to see Canto de Anaheimalready! FOR FULL ARTICLE, CLICK HERE |
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Latinx Theatre Panel (L to R): José Cruz González, Erica Ortega, Armando Molina, Josefina Lopez, Sara Guerrero, and Dr. Jorge Huerta
Latinx Theatre Panel with Students and Attendees
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POLICARPA by Diana Burbano
In a future Colombia controlled by the very wealthy, the brilliant, mad Ingrid Bolivar collects young women and turns them into weapons. Policarpa, a girl with magical gifts, must resist the allure of becoming a creature of destruction. Can she instead become a savior?
directed by Sara Guerrero
POLICARPA was a part of The Drama League’s Rough Draft series in May 2017, where it was developed by Melinda Hall. Also developed at Theatricum Botanicum Seedlings 2017 and Oregon Shakespeare Festival Black Swan Lab Latinx play project 2017. It was the inaugural play for Milagro Theatre’s Ingenio play reading series 2018, and was recorded for The Parsnip Ship, 2018 with Hall at the helm. It received an Honorable Mention, Association for Theatre in Higher Education’s 2017 Jane Chambers Playwriting Award and was a semi-finalist for the Eugene O’Neill Playwrights Festival 2018 and the Bay Area Playwrights Foundation Festival 2018.
Join Talk Back Theatre at the Grand Central Art Center for a staged reading of POLICARPA, a new play by accomplished local playwright Diana Burbano and directed by the award-winning Sara Guerrero. Date And Time: Sun, May 5, 2019 @ 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM PDT
@ Grand Central Art Center 125 North Broadway, Santa Ana, CA 92701
Cast: Christen Celaya, Rachel Oliveros Catalano, Eddie Ruiz, Jeannette Franco, Sara Guerrero, Angela Estela Moore, Khaleana Stell, and Gerardo Villa-Lobos. Production Assistants: Karen Garcia, Victor Rivera Lopez, and Rose Gutierrez.
In a future Colombia controlled by the very wealthy, the brilliant, mad Ingrid Bolivar collects young women and turns them into weapons. Policarpa, a girl with magical gifts, must resist the allure of becoming a creature of destruction. Can she instead become a savior?
directed by Sara Guerrero
POLICARPA was a part of The Drama League’s Rough Draft series in May 2017, where it was developed by Melinda Hall. Also developed at Theatricum Botanicum Seedlings 2017 and Oregon Shakespeare Festival Black Swan Lab Latinx play project 2017. It was the inaugural play for Milagro Theatre’s Ingenio play reading series 2018, and was recorded for The Parsnip Ship, 2018 with Hall at the helm. It received an Honorable Mention, Association for Theatre in Higher Education’s 2017 Jane Chambers Playwriting Award and was a semi-finalist for the Eugene O’Neill Playwrights Festival 2018 and the Bay Area Playwrights Foundation Festival 2018.
Join Talk Back Theatre at the Grand Central Art Center for a staged reading of POLICARPA, a new play by accomplished local playwright Diana Burbano and directed by the award-winning Sara Guerrero. Date And Time: Sun, May 5, 2019 @ 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM PDT
@ Grand Central Art Center 125 North Broadway, Santa Ana, CA 92701
Cast: Christen Celaya, Rachel Oliveros Catalano, Eddie Ruiz, Jeannette Franco, Sara Guerrero, Angela Estela Moore, Khaleana Stell, and Gerardo Villa-Lobos. Production Assistants: Karen Garcia, Victor Rivera Lopez, and Rose Gutierrez.
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She Kills Monsters by Qui Nguyen
DIRECTOR: Sara Guerrero VENUE: CSULA State Playhouse 7 PERFORMANCES: March 7, 8, 9 @ 7:30pm March 10 @ 2:30pm March 14, 15, 16 @ 7:30pm more info, click here: Dive into the world of fantasy role-playing games! She Kills Monsters tells the story of “Average” Agnes Evans as she slowly packs her childhood home in Ohio while finally facing the death of her teenage sister, Tilly. When Agnes finds Tilly’s Dungeons & Dragons notebook, she stumbles into a journey of discovery and action-packed adventure in the imaginary world that was Tilly’s refuge and realizes how little she knew of her sister. In this high-octane dramatic comedy laden with homicidal fairies, ass-kicking lesbians, sexy, and nasty monsters, homophobe bullies, and 90's pop culture. Acclaimed playwright Qui Nguyen offers a heart-pounding homage to the geeks and warriors within us all.
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POLICARPA by Diana Burbano
Directed by Jesus Reyes
@ The Blank Theater - Living Room Reading Series
Mon, Oct 22 @ 8pm
Weekly Producer/AD: Hannah Prichard , Stage Manager Tech: Trevor Lee, Creative Producer: Ryland Shelton
Character List with Cast (In order of appearance)
POLICARPA- Gabi Mayorga, PACIENCIA- Sara Guerrero. BIBIANO-Eddie Ruiz, INGRID- Estela Garcia, LAURELIA- Cristina Frias, REALIDAD- Marilyn Fatoria, SOLDADO- Daniel Ramos III, VALENTIA-Carla Valentine, and VIEJO- Juan E. Carillo
Directed by Jesus Reyes
@ The Blank Theater - Living Room Reading Series
Mon, Oct 22 @ 8pm
Weekly Producer/AD: Hannah Prichard , Stage Manager Tech: Trevor Lee, Creative Producer: Ryland Shelton
Character List with Cast (In order of appearance)
POLICARPA- Gabi Mayorga, PACIENCIA- Sara Guerrero. BIBIANO-Eddie Ruiz, INGRID- Estela Garcia, LAURELIA- Cristina Frias, REALIDAD- Marilyn Fatoria, SOLDADO- Daniel Ramos III, VALENTIA-Carla Valentine, and VIEJO- Juan E. Carillo
REMEDIOS VARO: LA ALQUIMISTA
Written and performed by Estela Garcia
Remedios Varo: La Alquimista is a whimsical drama loosely based on the life and art of surrealist painter Remedios Varo. Remedios Varo: La Alquimista takes us on an intimate journey through a woman’s world of dreams and nightmares in her quest to find alchemy through a paintbrush and canvas. Performed in Spanish with English supertitles.
Estela Garcia is an LA born actress, movement coach, deviser, community engagement specialist, mask maker/performer, and Movement teacher at CalArts.
Venue: Think Tank Gallery
939 Maple Ave, Second Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90015
Mon. Oct 15 & Tues. Oct 16 @ 7:00pm
Ensemble: Estela Garcia - Creadora / Colaboradora / Intérprete, Sara Guerrero - Directora / Colaboradora, Gerardo Davalos - Artista / Colaborador, Valerie McCann - Entrenadora / Colaboradora de movimientos, John Nobori - Diseñador de sonido, and Raul Vega Martínez- asistente de producción
LAX Festival’s Works-in-Progress Series is presented in association with Center Theatre Group, made possible by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
Written and performed by Estela Garcia
Remedios Varo: La Alquimista is a whimsical drama loosely based on the life and art of surrealist painter Remedios Varo. Remedios Varo: La Alquimista takes us on an intimate journey through a woman’s world of dreams and nightmares in her quest to find alchemy through a paintbrush and canvas. Performed in Spanish with English supertitles.
Estela Garcia is an LA born actress, movement coach, deviser, community engagement specialist, mask maker/performer, and Movement teacher at CalArts.
Venue: Think Tank Gallery
939 Maple Ave, Second Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90015
Mon. Oct 15 & Tues. Oct 16 @ 7:00pm
Ensemble: Estela Garcia - Creadora / Colaboradora / Intérprete, Sara Guerrero - Directora / Colaboradora, Gerardo Davalos - Artista / Colaborador, Valerie McCann - Entrenadora / Colaboradora de movimientos, John Nobori - Diseñador de sonido, and Raul Vega Martínez- asistente de producción
LAX Festival’s Works-in-Progress Series is presented in association with Center Theatre Group, made possible by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
GUADALUPE IN THE GUEST ROOM
by Tony Meneses
directed by Sara Guerrero
Presented by Creede Repertory Theatre
Denver, CO.
Guadalupe has lost a daughter, Steve has lost a wife, and neither of them can find enough common ground to talk about it. Coupled with the fact that neither of them can speak the other’s language, they find a new way to connect: through an unlikely love of Telenovela–the wildly popular Latin American soap opera. How can such different people come together and take a step toward healing? Guadalupe offers a profound look into the complexities of language, grief, loneliness, love, laughter, and new beginnings.
The John Lion New Plays Festival 2018
INTIMATE THEATRE AT THE LUCKMAN FINE ARTS COMPLEX, April 19, 21, 2018 at 7:30pm | April 22, 2018 at 2:30pm | April 26-28, 2018 at 7:30pm
This coming academic year is the 20th anniversary of The John Lion New Plays Festival. Every other year, under the leadership and mentorship of Cal State LA Professor and renowned playwright, José Cruz González, student-written original plays are developed and then directed by invited professional directors for full main-stage premieres.
This year's selections are:
Rosado by Nicole Santiago, MFA in TVFT student,
directed by Sara Guerrero
Being an American by Ye Ju Choi, MFA in TVFT ('17),
directed by José Cruz González
The Light and the Darkness or How Everyone Misses Amanda: A Not So Subtle Allegory by Sigrid Gilmer, Created from the work generated by Cal State LA students: Maricar Alba, David Alvarez, Karen Arana, César Ramirez-Gamiño, DaTrice Hamilton, Darsy Hernandez, Nayla Hull, Grace Murphy, Bre'anna Patterson, Yanitze Pimentel, Khaleana Reanne, Sahib Singh, Coryne Turner, directed by Randee Trabitz
2018 marks the 20th Anniversary of the John Lion New Plays Festival!
Since 1997, CSULA’s former Theatre Arts & Dance Department (Theatre & Dance) has premiered 70 new plays written by our undergraduate and graduate students in The John Lion New Plays Festival. Past highlights include recognition by the prestigious Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival. Each play has been developed through tutorials, workshop readings, and production. Our playwrights have collaborated with guest directors, designers, faculty, actors, and student dramaturgs throughout the process.
As a special addition to the festival, we have commissioned Sigrid Gilmer, Cal State LA Theatre Arts and Dance alum, playwright, and writer on the Netflix adaptation of A Series of Unfortunate Events, to work with students to create a new piece that will premier in the festival along with the original student plays. Ms. Gilmer was one of the student playwrights whose work was chosen for the very first New Plays Festival and she will share her experience and talent with a chosen group of students. This fall 2017, the course TA 4890 Advanced Creative Workshop, was used as the incubator to develop and devise this new work.
Friday April 20 performance is an alumni invitation only event. If you are an alum of the TAD program or the New Plays Festival, please send us an email at [email protected] for more information!!!
INTIMATE THEATRE AT THE LUCKMAN FINE ARTS COMPLEX, April 19, 21, 2018 at 7:30pm | April 22, 2018 at 2:30pm | April 26-28, 2018 at 7:30pm
This coming academic year is the 20th anniversary of The John Lion New Plays Festival. Every other year, under the leadership and mentorship of Cal State LA Professor and renowned playwright, José Cruz González, student-written original plays are developed and then directed by invited professional directors for full main-stage premieres.
This year's selections are:
Rosado by Nicole Santiago, MFA in TVFT student,
directed by Sara Guerrero
Being an American by Ye Ju Choi, MFA in TVFT ('17),
directed by José Cruz González
The Light and the Darkness or How Everyone Misses Amanda: A Not So Subtle Allegory by Sigrid Gilmer, Created from the work generated by Cal State LA students: Maricar Alba, David Alvarez, Karen Arana, César Ramirez-Gamiño, DaTrice Hamilton, Darsy Hernandez, Nayla Hull, Grace Murphy, Bre'anna Patterson, Yanitze Pimentel, Khaleana Reanne, Sahib Singh, Coryne Turner, directed by Randee Trabitz
2018 marks the 20th Anniversary of the John Lion New Plays Festival!
Since 1997, CSULA’s former Theatre Arts & Dance Department (Theatre & Dance) has premiered 70 new plays written by our undergraduate and graduate students in The John Lion New Plays Festival. Past highlights include recognition by the prestigious Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival. Each play has been developed through tutorials, workshop readings, and production. Our playwrights have collaborated with guest directors, designers, faculty, actors, and student dramaturgs throughout the process.
As a special addition to the festival, we have commissioned Sigrid Gilmer, Cal State LA Theatre Arts and Dance alum, playwright, and writer on the Netflix adaptation of A Series of Unfortunate Events, to work with students to create a new piece that will premier in the festival along with the original student plays. Ms. Gilmer was one of the student playwrights whose work was chosen for the very first New Plays Festival and she will share her experience and talent with a chosen group of students. This fall 2017, the course TA 4890 Advanced Creative Workshop, was used as the incubator to develop and devise this new work.
Friday April 20 performance is an alumni invitation only event. If you are an alum of the TAD program or the New Plays Festival, please send us an email at [email protected] for more information!!!
THE MADRES*
by Stephanie Allison Walker
directed by Sara Guerrero
@ Skylight Theatre
1816 1/2 N. Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027
produced by: Gary Grossman, Tony Abatemarco, Jonathan Muñoz-Proulx
design Team: David Phillips, Jojo Siu, Corinne Carrillo, Wesley Charles, Nick Santiago,
and Christopher Scott Murillo.
MESMERIZES... Incredibly strong performances.. [by] two female
powerhouses... smart script. GO SEE The Madres - BroadwayWorld review
RECOMMENDED - TOP TEN!
...a harrowing, gut-wrenching climax - StageRaw review
SHOULD NOT BE MISSED - PeoplesWorld review
POIGNANT and POWERFUL - SmashMags.Com review
The Madres is not just a solid and moving reminder of Argentina in the ’70s. It puts a human face on political tragedies without being preachy, which isn’t always an easy balance. And it’s particularly timely with the oppression happening in this country these days. It should inspire us all to put on a white headscarf and march in front of the capitol under our own oppressive political regime. "
- Arts In L.A. review
by Stephanie Allison Walker
directed by Sara Guerrero
@ Skylight Theatre
1816 1/2 N. Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027
produced by: Gary Grossman, Tony Abatemarco, Jonathan Muñoz-Proulx
design Team: David Phillips, Jojo Siu, Corinne Carrillo, Wesley Charles, Nick Santiago,
and Christopher Scott Murillo.
MESMERIZES... Incredibly strong performances.. [by] two female
powerhouses... smart script. GO SEE The Madres - BroadwayWorld review
RECOMMENDED - TOP TEN!
...a harrowing, gut-wrenching climax - StageRaw review
SHOULD NOT BE MISSED - PeoplesWorld review
POIGNANT and POWERFUL - SmashMags.Com review
The Madres is not just a solid and moving reminder of Argentina in the ’70s. It puts a human face on political tragedies without being preachy, which isn’t always an easy balance. And it’s particularly timely with the oppression happening in this country these days. It should inspire us all to put on a white headscarf and march in front of the capitol under our own oppressive political regime. "
- Arts In L.A. review
*THE MADRES is a National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere. Skylight Theatre Company is producing the first of four productions nationally. The other three productions will take place at Teatro Vista (Chicago), Moxie Theatre (San Diego), Shrewd Productions (Austin).
"BEYOND CONVERSATION:
Latinx Arts on the Frontlines"
@ Skylight Theatre on March 11, 2018
Latinx artists and performers are often on the frontlines of resistance, revolution and progress, including here in the City of Angels. Meet Jorge Juerta, leading authority on Chicano Theatre and Latinx Theater LA. Moderator: Sara Guerrero, director of The Madres by Stephanie Alison Walker.
Latinx Arts on the Frontlines"
@ Skylight Theatre on March 11, 2018
Latinx artists and performers are often on the frontlines of resistance, revolution and progress, including here in the City of Angels. Meet Jorge Juerta, leading authority on Chicano Theatre and Latinx Theater LA. Moderator: Sara Guerrero, director of The Madres by Stephanie Alison Walker.
REAL WOMEN HAVE CURVES by Josefina Lopez
directed by Sara Guerrero
Costa Mesa Playhouse 2017
OC REGISTER REVIEW by Eric M Marchese
OC WEEKLY by Joel Beers
LA TIMES/DAILY PILOT by Tom Titus
The Orange Curtain
directed by Sara Guerrero
Costa Mesa Playhouse 2017
OC REGISTER REVIEW by Eric M Marchese
OC WEEKLY by Joel Beers
LA TIMES/DAILY PILOT by Tom Titus
The Orange Curtain
LATINX NEW PLAY FESTIVAL 2017 @ San Diego Repertory / Amigos Del Rep
Fabulous Monsters by Diana Burbano
directed by Sara Guerrero
composer & original music by Moises Vazquez
Broadway World
Latin Life
Cast: Richard Soto, Elsa Martinez, Rachel Oliveros Catalano, Julianna Stephanie Ojeda, and Jeannette Franco
Fabulous Monsters by Diana Burbano
directed by Sara Guerrero
composer & original music by Moises Vazquez
Broadway World
Latin Life
Cast: Richard Soto, Elsa Martinez, Rachel Oliveros Catalano, Julianna Stephanie Ojeda, and Jeannette Franco
AMERICAN THEATRE MAGAZINE
APRIL 2017 | ROLE CALL APRIL 6, 2017 6 Theatre Workers You Should Know From a teaching artist in Kentucky to an actor in Berkeley, Calif., here are some theatre workers to have on your radar. |
OC Weekly People Issue 2016
"Guerrero's theatrical vision isn't just a collaboration of artists; it's about collaborating with the community." - Joel Beers, OC WEEKLY
"Guerrero's theatrical vision isn't just a collaboration of artists; it's about collaborating with the community." - Joel Beers, OC WEEKLY
CSUF GRAND CENTRAL ARTS CENTER: Artist-in-Residence @ Grand Central Art Center
CSUF: The Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral and Public History - Women, Politics, and Activism Project, 2016-07-16
Voice of OC -Something’s Missing from O.C.’s Major Stages: Hispanics, January 15, 2019
Voice of OC -Breath of Fire Continues to Roar 15 Years After Its Birth, January 7, 2019
American Theatre Magazine-Stage Dialogue, and Civic Diálogos, at South Coast Rep, FEBRUARY 2015
No Holds Barrio: Latina/o Theatre into the Future Panel at Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland—Saturday 26 October 2013
Figuring the Plural -Needs and Supports of Canadian and US Ethnocultural Arts Organizations
Voice of OC -These Idle Hands Are Doing Art, April 23, 2012
SOUTH COAST REPERTORY - THEATRE CONSERVATORY INSTRUCTORS
santaanaarts.org - Playwrights/Actors/Film in the Santa Ana Artists Registry
CURTAIN CALL PODCAST: Episode 16 Sara Guerrero! with host Chuck Clay
OC REGISTER: Santa Ana LULAC to honor Women of the Year
HOWLROUND - A Bridge to End a Social and Economic Divide: Dialogue/Diálogos Project
HUFFPOST - Electricidad Ignites L.A. Theatre
Women's Comedic Art as Social Revolution: Five Performers and the Lessons of Their Subversive Humor
SLIP OF THE TONGUE — A Latina Performance Project About Personal and Cultural Healing
SIGHTLINES Newsletter of USITT: Conference & Stage Expo - Panel Brings Hispanic Voices to USITT
FEMINIST MAGAZINE: July 7 on FM: Politics of (Feminist) Theater
LA TIMES - Cultivating Home-Grown Latino Theater: The arts * Teatro Indigena is mounting its first full season. The company is out to prove Orange County can sustain Latino productions. Sept 2001 by Mike Boehm
CSUF: The Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral and Public History - Women, Politics, and Activism Project, 2016-07-16
Voice of OC -Something’s Missing from O.C.’s Major Stages: Hispanics, January 15, 2019
Voice of OC -Breath of Fire Continues to Roar 15 Years After Its Birth, January 7, 2019
American Theatre Magazine-Stage Dialogue, and Civic Diálogos, at South Coast Rep, FEBRUARY 2015
No Holds Barrio: Latina/o Theatre into the Future Panel at Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland—Saturday 26 October 2013
Figuring the Plural -Needs and Supports of Canadian and US Ethnocultural Arts Organizations
Voice of OC -These Idle Hands Are Doing Art, April 23, 2012
SOUTH COAST REPERTORY - THEATRE CONSERVATORY INSTRUCTORS
santaanaarts.org - Playwrights/Actors/Film in the Santa Ana Artists Registry
CURTAIN CALL PODCAST: Episode 16 Sara Guerrero! with host Chuck Clay
OC REGISTER: Santa Ana LULAC to honor Women of the Year
HOWLROUND - A Bridge to End a Social and Economic Divide: Dialogue/Diálogos Project
HUFFPOST - Electricidad Ignites L.A. Theatre
Women's Comedic Art as Social Revolution: Five Performers and the Lessons of Their Subversive Humor
SLIP OF THE TONGUE — A Latina Performance Project About Personal and Cultural Healing
SIGHTLINES Newsletter of USITT: Conference & Stage Expo - Panel Brings Hispanic Voices to USITT
FEMINIST MAGAZINE: July 7 on FM: Politics of (Feminist) Theater
LA TIMES - Cultivating Home-Grown Latino Theater: The arts * Teatro Indigena is mounting its first full season. The company is out to prove Orange County can sustain Latino productions. Sept 2001 by Mike Boehm
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Over a two-year period (2012-14), South Coast Repertory—in partnership with Latino Health Access and supported by a grant from The James Irvine Foundation—listened to the stories of more than 1,000 residents of Santa Ana, Calif., to hear their personal recollections, hopes for and dreams about their community. The project —called Dialogue/Dialogos—saw the resident stories brought into the heart of a new play written by Jose Cruz Gonzalez, The Long Road Today/El Largo Camino de Hoy. The project and production was led by Artistic Producing Associate & Engagement Director Sara Guerrero. A handful of professional actors was joined by nearly 100 community members who acted, served as crew and volunteered in other capacities for seven performances in September 2014 in Santa Ana’s Civic Center Plaza. This video, produced by Gallo Studios for South Coast Repertory, is a retrospective of two-year project. www.scr.org.
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THE OREGON SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL presents a panel discussion NO HOLDS BARRIO: LATINA/O THEATRE INTO THE FUTURE live-streaming on the global, commons based, peer produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv on Saturday, October 26 as part of the Latina/o Play Project. Moderated by Oregon Shakespeare Festival / Mellon Foundation Playwright-in-Residence Luis Alfaro, the event will be a frank talk about making art and creating inclusion for Latinos in the professional field. Panelists include: Sara Guerrero, Breath of Fire Latina Theater Ensemble; Marissa Chibas Preston, CalArts faculty member and founder of Duende CalArts; Olga Sanchez, Miracle Theatre; Kinan Valdez, El Teatro Campesino; Martin Zimmerman, playwright
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OCGente.com Interview- Orange County's Sara Guerrero is a champion for Latina playwrights, an actress to be onstage in Luis Alfaro's play "Electricidad" and a coordinator for "Dia Del Niño" for Arts OC's Imagination Celebration. OurGente 24-7 presented by http://www.ocgente.com
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Artistic Dir, Sara Guerrero of Breath of Fire Latina Theater Ensemble –One of 12 awardees honored by OC Human Relations on May 1st, 2008 -sponsored by ING. For more info www.ochumanrelations.org
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Nancy Mendoza talks about Santa Ana growing its grasp on the arts; Featuring Breath of Fire Latina Theater Ensemble's 2nd Annual New Works Festival. Included in interview: Sara Guerrero, Artistic Dir; Jose Casas, playwright, and Daniel Penilla, actor. Sept 2009
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