Tag Archives: Puerto Rico

'As a multicultural director, it is important that we understand the responsibility of stepping into another culture and world. I feel blessed and honored to bring elements of the Taíno history to life in our musical.'

The triumph of love in unifying nations and dispelling racism, discrimination, and hatred is the key theme of this incredible musical. How worthy, how wise, how current for our times.

The novel is rich with Puerto Rican flavor and historical details, and Leon writes with simplicity yet profound perception about human nature.

In writing about my characters’ hardships, I’ve become more empathetic and a better therapist.

San Antonio's Woodlawn Theatre offers a revival of a Broadway stalwart that's visually exciting and musically satisfying.

"Since I came to writing in my late forties, my muse is highly motivated! We have many books to write together."

The WBC certainly is proof that a true “world” series is something that must eventually happen.

The Cries of Sebastian is a well-plotted, riveting story of love, struggle, oppression, and revolution.

A macabre story about a student who finds herself in the company of some very eccentric and bizarre people.

The idea of bringing a Major League Baseball team to Puerto Rico makes dollars and sense.