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Set in 1970s El Paso, Texas, Octavio Solis' drama centers on the title character, a young undocumented maid who enters the world of a Mexican American family reeling from a recent tragedy. Juliette Carrillo directs. Contains mature themes; recommended for adult audiences.
Performances are Tuesdays through Fridays at 8 p.m., Saturdays at 2:30 and 8 p.m. and Sundays at 1 and 6:30 p.m. April 15-May 17. For tickets and info, call 213-628-2772 or go to centertheatregroup.org.
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Absolutely gorgeous theatre! Don't miss this!
He had big shoes to fill but he's proved again he can fill them. A powerhouse of a play. Very personal, painful and worth every moment of angst. Amazing acting...with Lydia and her young brother beyond belief. My first Solis play....hopefully not my last.
Complex, riveting drama that draws you into it. The series of revelations that unfold as the play progress tie together amazingly well and are revealed at perfect moments to keep you enthralled. Definitely adult themes and subject matter.
The time flew! I was sitting at the edge of my seat the whole time. This is the best thing I've seen at the Taper in years. Kudos to Richie for taking on such a rich and beautiful play.
This is a long play. It lasted three hours. You have to give to these actors who gave intense performances over that three hours. This, however, is a very dark play that does not pull any punches.
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