Milcha Sanchez-Scott

Piese de Milcha Sanchez-Scott

Cuban Swimmer, The: A Cuban American is accepted into "normal" American society by using her athletic ability
Dog Lady: Satire about a female Hispanic marathon runner and the problems associated with her success
El Dorado: A river rises up to protest the attempt by a South American dictator and his norteamericano architect to channel it. Or so we're told. We don't actually see the Rio Negro in Milcha Sanchez-Scott's play--instead, we see a lot of actors making fancy speeches.
Evening Star: Portrays lives and loves of Hispanic American youth in the barrio
Latina: Prolonged identity crisis troubles a Chicano after crossing the barbed wire American border
Roosters: In the rural South West of America tensions quickly mount between Hispanic father and son.
Stone Wedding: The play has angry Aztec gods, a profane priest, intimations of incest, interwoven mythology, love, death, possession and the Korean War.