"The Vagina Monologues"
by Eve Ensler - 2003 Cast:
"Teatro
Poetry Reading" Fall 2003:
"The Vagina Monologues" by Eve Ensler - 2004 Cast:
Teatro Students, Fall 2004:
The Carson Bridge Project
Inspired
by Cornerstone Theatre, who did two workshops with our students, Teatro
began and developed a "community-based" theatre production that started
with interviewing residents of the local community. We
interviewed over 120 residents, and Carson funded a professional
playwright, José Cruz
González, to transfer these stories into a play, "A House Named
Eden," which was then produced by the Theatre Arts Department in
October 2006 with a 35-member cast that included Carson residents,
Dominguez students, faculty, staff and alumni.
In collaboration with City of
Carson, Teatro toured an original play, written by Bill DeLuca, that
focused on the life that "Californios" lived in the 1840s in the South
Bay. This history play about Manuel Dominguez is narrated by the
real-life "charcter," Fr. Patrick McPolin, who managed the Rancho Adobe
Museum for thirty years. Play
Script of "Rancho Dominguez" (copywright: Bill DeLuca)