Realistic
Kilt Pins
In a Catholic High School in Scarborough amidst low-income housing, difficult race relations, and poverty, a teenager struggles to find her sexual identity.
Landlocked
LANDLOCKED is the comedic love story of a Bolivian restaurant manager and a Swiss-German collage artist. The couple engages on a wild ride throughout Europe, where they encounter a sculptress, a dentist, an ex-garbage man, and an underwater archaelogist, all of whom have an impact on their lives. This hilarious play, results in the contention that sometimes people need to lose everything before they discover what they truly have.
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Production and Publication
First produced
1999, Miranda Theatre, New York City
Publication year
2000
Published by
Broadway Play Publishing Inc
ISBN
0881451894
Included in Plays from South Coast Repertory: Hispanic Playwrights Project Anthology
Included in Plays from South Coast Repertory: Hispanic Playwrights Project Anthology
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