The state of Latino theater in the United States

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Introduction US Theater: Confronting the issues, Luis A. Ramos-Garcia Chapter 1. Theater in the U.S.: Importance of Being the Other, Beatricz Rizk Chapter 2. Still Treading Water: Recent Currents in Chicano Theater, Marcos Martinez Chapter 3 Re-visiting Chicana Cultural Icons: From Sor Juana to Sor Frida, ALberto Sandoval-Sanchez and Nancy Saporta SternBach Chapter 4. From Teatro Campesino to the Gay 1990's: Transformations and Fragments in the Evolution in Chicano/a Latina/o Theater and Performance Art, Maria Teresa Marrero Chapter 5. The Encounter of Two Cultures in the Play Dona Rosita's Jalapeno Kitchen (Or the Representation of Cultural Hybritity), Eduardo Cabrera Chapter 6. Nostalgia in Cuban Theater across the Shores, Patricia Gonzalez Chapter 7. Transculturation and Its Discontents: Manuel Martin's Union City Thanksgiving, Elsa M. GIlmore The ever-wandering players of Juana Cubanacan: Tales from the earlyCuban American Odyssey, Kenya C. Dworkin y Mendez Chapter 10. When the Subaltern is Politically Incorrect: A cultural Analysis of the Performance Art of John Leguizamo, Gaston Adolfo Alzate Chapter 11 Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Performing Racial and Gender Identities in Javier Cardona's You Don't Look Like, Jossianna Arroyo Chapter 12 Theory, Text and Interpretation: Approaching Jose Rivera's Marisol ROsalina Perales Chapter 13 Opening the Shaman's Bag: Theater, Non-Latino Audiences and the Logic of Tourism, Tamara Undereiner Afterword THe Geopolitics of Latino Theater in the U.S.(A Schematc of Possible Criteria for a Theatrical Anthropology), Hernan Vidal Contributors Index

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