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Features

Play Offers Redemption For Notorious Salem Witch Accuser Abigail Williams

Interview by Andrea Shea, NPR / WBUR Boston - October 28, 2016

Haunted by guilt - and maybe ghosts - in MRT's ABIGAIL/1702

Preview by Terry Byrne, Boston Globe - October 13, 2016

Mellon Park fits adaptation of 17th c. Spanish tragicomedy, PERIBÁÑEZ

Preview by Alice T. Carter, Pittsburgh Tribune - August 3, 2016

50 Playwrights Project: Tlaloc Rivas

Interview by Trevor Buffone - June 20, 2016

KU Play "Johanna: Facing Forward tells of a domestic violence survivor

Feature by Brianna Childers - The Daily Kansan, October 14, 2015

UC Santa Cruz Alumni Profile | Tlaloc Rivas: Opening Doors

Profile by Peggy Townsend - UCSC Review, Fall 2015 Newsletter

Showcase of the New American Theatre: Latina/o Theatre Commons' CARNAVAL 2015 @ DePaul's School of Theatre, Chicago

Article by Tiffany Ana Lopez, Cafe Onda/HowlRound - September 8, 2015

SPEAKING UP with Tlaloc Rivas: The Tides of Inclusion Can Raise All Boats

Interview with Emjoy Gavino, Chicago Inclusion Project - September 2, 2015

On & OFF Podcast: Tlaloc Rivas

Interview by Bernardo Cubria, iTunes - June 22, 2015

Thoughts on Johanna: Facing Forward, The Nature of Art, and ethics in Game Reviews

THOUGHT CATALOG - Arthur Chu - June 12, 2015

How a shocking story of teen-dating abuse, first reported in the Plain dealer, became the world-premiere play Johanna: facing Forward

CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER - Andrea Simakis - May 24, 2015

The Sound of Applause: Creating Johanna: Facing Forward with Tlaloc Rivas, Johanna Orozco, and Rachel Dissell

WVIZ/PBS Ideastream - Interview with Dee Perry - June 2, 2015

World Premiere of Johanna: Facing Forward @CPTCLE

COOL CLEVELAND - John Benson - May 22, 2015

How a reporter became a character in a play - Johanna: Facing Forward

CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER - ​Rachel Dissell - May 18, 2015

Cleveland Public Theatre to present world premiere of Johanna: Facing Forward

BROADWAY WORLD - ​May 13, 2015

Mariela En el desierto: A tale of love and Art, lost and Regained

HowlRound - Liza Ann Acosta - January 20, 2015

the 2014 LATC ENCUENTRO: A National Latina/o Theatre Festival

HowlRound - Jose Luis Valenzuela & Chantal Rodriguez - June 17, 2014

Aurora's 'MARIELA IN THE DESERT' Selected for National
Latina/o Theatre Festival

BroadwayWorld - June 12, 2014

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Essays, Interviews, & Opinions

Directing Diverse Worlds

Cafe Onda / HowlRound - An Interview with Tlaloc Rivas by Elaine Romero - August 22, 2014

What Happened When Critics Failed To Review My Latino Play?

HowlRound - Tlaloc Rivas - April 30, 2014

What is Cultural Appropriation?

HowlRound - Tlaloc Rivas - February 6, 2014

101 Plays by The New Americans, or on Latinidad

Cafe Onda / HowlRound - Tlaloc Rivas - November 25, 2013

The Moment

Cafe Onda / HowlRound - Tlaloc Rivas - October 30, 2013

Meet Tlaloc Rivas

Iowa City Press-Citizen - Aly Brown - October 17, 2013

Conversations & Connections with 'Water by the spoonful"

IowaNow - Madison Colquette - September 25, 2013

Welcome to Café Onda!

HowlRound - September 20, 2013

Staging Plays With Something To Say

IowaNow - Lin Larson - January 22, 2013

Tlaloc Rivas: In Search of the Artistic Home

HowlRound | A Journal of the Theater Commons - Edited by Jamie Gahlon - May 15, 2012

2amt Interview: Spotlight: Tlaloc Rivas, Director

Interview with Nicole Stoddard - June 21, 2011

American Theater Magazine - April 2008
“Brownout: A Panel on Casting, Training and Presenting Actors and Works of Diversity”

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VIDEOS

HOWLROUND: Ramping up for the Latino Theatre Commons National Convening — #cafeonda

The following video was recorded in March 2013 when the steering committee of the Latino Theater Commons National Convening gathered at HowlRound, Emerson College for the first time. Learn more about this week's upcoming first large-scale formal gathering of the Latina/o theatre community since 1986 below.

The University of Iowa Presents: Water BY The Spoonful

The University of Iowa - Produced by Mario E.C. Mendoza & Maxwell J. Moore - October 10, 2013

Shakespeare in the Streets - Living St. Louis

additional articles 

Aurora Theatre's teatro Del Sol presents 'Mariela in the Desert'

BroadwayWorld.com - BWW Newsdesk - March 21, 2014

Towards a National Latina/o Theater Movement

Chicago Artists Resource - Aeneas Hemphill - January 8, 2014

Latina/o Theatre Commons National Convening: Day One

Cafe Onda / HowlRound - Srila Nayak

Latina/o Theatre Commons National Convening: Day Two

Cafe Onda / HowlRound - Srila Nayak

Latina/o Theatre Commons National Convening: Day Three

Cafe Onda / HowlRound - Srila Nayak

Latina/o Theatre Commons: Advancing the Field

HowlRound - Anne Garcia-Romero - October 27, 2013

Latina/o Theatre-Makers Merge at Emerson College

EdgeBoston.com - October 8, 2013

Launching a New Platform for Latino/a Theatre

Intimate Excellent - The Fountain Theatre Blog - August, 2012

Performance of The Mountaintop to be held in recognition of Martin Luther King Jr.

Daily Iowan - Article by Justus Flair - January 24, 2013

"The New World" honored with Special 'Judy' Award for Most Ambitious Production of 2012

St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Article by Judith Newmark - December 29, 2012

The Latina/o Theater Commons: Updating the U.S. Narrative

HOWLROUND | A Journal of the Theater Commons - Article by Anne Garcia-Romero - August 8, 2012

Director helps St. Louisans take Shakespeare to the Streets

UMSL Daily - Article by Myra Lopez - April 2012

Taking Shakespeare to the Streets

The St. Louis American - Article by Kendra Vaughn - April 2012

Shakespeare Festival St. Louis Takes It To the Streets

St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Article by Judith Newmark - April 2012

A Streetwise Shakespeare on the Corner of Cherokee and California

St. Louis Magazine - Article by Kylie Lynch - April 2012

The Bard comes to Benton Park - Cherokee Street residents will perform adaptation of Shakespeare's 'The Tempest'

Metro St. Louis Suburban Journal - Article by Scott Bandle - April 2012

'Pretty Chill' is how Shakespeare-ish 'NEW WORLD' describes Gravois Park

STL Beacon - Article by Nancy Fowler - April 2012

Will Shakespeare to Become Biggest Hipster on Cherokee Street

Riverfront Times - Article by Aimee Levitt - April 2012

"The Tempest" to be refashioned for Cherokee Street neighborhood

St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Article by Judith Newmark - March 2012

Shakespeare Theatre Co. Acknowledges There Is Much To Do about "Much Ado"

El Blog de HOLA - Blog Post by A.B. Lugo

Shakespeare Theatre's "Much Ado" Raises Questions of Latino Stereotypes

Article by Peter Marks (Washington Post)

DC Shakespeare Theatre Restores "Much Ado" Character Names After Latino Protest

Article by Kenneth Jones (Playbill)

Shakespeare Theatre Co. Responds to Controversy About Re-naming of Buffoonish Characters

Article by Ray Sanchez (The Huffington Post)

SFSTL's "Shakespeare in the Streets" Gets Its Team

Article by Judith Newmark (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

La Llorona Haunts Amphibian - Fort Worth Weekly

Write-up Article by Jimmy Fowler
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