Critically acclaimed production, “Black Latina: The Play” returns to the
theater at Teatro LaTea (hoased in the Clemente Soto Velez Culnrol & Educational Center) feannng
special guest *Judy Torres. Written by Crystal Shaniece Roman and directed by veteran director Veronica
Caicedo ( “fhey Call Me La Lupe”, “Sunshine”) this thought -provoking drama, opens with a limited
engagement beginning September 5d’thru September 8ft.
“We wanted to bring Black Latina back to the forefront because as one of the fastest growing communities
in the United States, we want to expose the triumphs and struggles that can come from within and in our
own circles”, says Apryl Lopez, President of The Black Latina Movement.
The narrative depicts the story of today’s Black Latina in the United States. Whether dark- skinned or
indeed African-American and Hispanic, Black Latina chronicles the journey of ones struggle identiffing
with both cultures. It deals with external factors from society to media as well as the internal viewpoints of
family and friends . With characters based on the four strongest emotions one confronts in the face of
adversity (Alger, Sadness, Lovg Empowerment), e.ach character gives testimony justifying the emotional
names they carry.
“With various successful runs throughout the east coast, we are very excited to bring Black Latina: The Play
back to our home base of New York and share our perspective to a brand new audience. We me honored to
have the support of “Queen of Freest5rle” *Judy Torres during this upcoming showcase”, says CEO of The
Black Latina Movement, Crystal Shaniece Roman.
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Teatro La Tea ln Association With The Black Latina Movement Presenfi Black Latina: The Play
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