Fulton Theatre
The play was chosen as one of three national finalists in the Fulton Festival of New Works in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. It was presented in a staged reading at the Fulton Theatre. The director was Eric Swartz (“El Chelito.”) The cast consisted of Nelly Torres (Maya), Carol Cadby* (Mami/Ancestor #2), Nancy Ticotin* (Abuela/Ancestor #1), Joshua William Green* (Owl/Cactus/Jaguar), and Ben Dibble* (Father/Sheriff.) The reading did not feature the full stage directions or the role of Jaguar/Owl/Cactus #2.
*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
Comments from the judges and audience:
"This play is every woman. This play connects the generational trauma and triumphs of every woman. This play captures the unspoken 'green light' of certain conversations between women; particularly women in the same family."
"Compelling, deep characters with interesting story structure."
"This play must be produced for everyone who knows a woman (that’s everyone)."
Stories about the Fulton Festival of New Works ran on the local news website Lancaster Online.
"This play is every woman. This play connects the generational trauma and triumphs of every woman. This play captures the unspoken 'green light' of certain conversations between women; particularly women in the same family."
"Compelling, deep characters with interesting story structure."
"This play must be produced for everyone who knows a woman (that’s everyone)."
Stories about the Fulton Festival of New Works ran on the local news website Lancaster Online.
