Real Women Have Curves

Post published:April 10, 2015
Post category:Diversity in the theater My published work
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Seven years ago I played the role of Rosali in the play Real Women Have Curves at The University of Georgia, which changed my view of theatre forever. The play was written by Chicana playwright Josefina Lopez in 1995. Dealing with issues of immigration, domestic violence, body image, and feminism, the play resonates with audiences today. Recently, I had the…

Tired of defending my theater major

Post published:June 1, 2013
Post category:In the news So there's this Things that relate back to Richard Florida's "The Rise of the Creative Class"
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“If you can’t get a job, and you majored in drama, there’s probably a reason,” said Huckaby, who oversees the state’s public colleges and universities with the guidance of the regents. Hank Huckaby is the Chancellor for the University Systems of Georgia, the body that oversees all of the state's universities. He made this comment while being honored for his…