March 27 – April 14, 2019By Christina QuintanaDirected by Estefanía Fadul At age nine, Yadra left Castro’s Cuba. Now, as Alzheimer’s sets in, her mind returns to that time and place, bringing family secrets to light. With the loss of her mother, Zelia and her wife Lore embark on a journey that spans two countries and three generations. Christina Quintana’s evocative new play fuses music and memory to ask: what is the true language of love?
Wednesday, Mar 27, 7:30-9:30 PM
Azul
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