Vol. 43, No. 1: Fall 2009

Articles

• Front Matter

  KUDPS KUDPS

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• US Latina/o Theatre From the 60s to the 21st Century: We’ve Come a Long Way, Baby!

  Jorge Huerta

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• Whose Country to Defend?: The Chicano Soldier on Stage

  Zack Whitman Gill

  11-26

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• Una cubana in the Borderlands: Teresa Dovalpage’s La hija de la Llorona

  I. Carolina Caballero

  27-40

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• José Rivera, Neoliberalism, and the Outside of Politics

  Jon D. Rossini

  41-56

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• Performing el cuerpo femenino como menú gastronómico: Stuff de Fusco y Bustamente

  Patricia Tomé

  57-70

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• Phoenix in Guillermo Reyes’s Places to Touch Him

  David William Foster

  71-86

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• Fugue, Hip Hop and Soap Opera: Transcultural Connections and Theatrical Experimentation in Twenty-First Century US Latina Playwriting

  Anne García-Romero

  87-102

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• Una máquina teatral: Forma e identidad en el teatro de Migdalia Cruz

  Analola Santana

  103-120

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• Prisoners on the Great White Way: Short Eyes and Zoot Suit as the First US Latina/o Plays on Broadway

  Ashley Lucas

  121-136

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• Healing the Body Politic: 1968-2008. A Theatrical Reflection Across Time

  Caridad Svich

  137-142

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• Living the Politics of teatro in Los Angeles: An Interview with Diane Rodriguez

  Chantal Rodríguez

  143-150

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• A Pan-American Perspective: An Interview with Carlos Morton

  Andrew Gibb

  151-158

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• On Collaborating: An Interview with José Cruz González

  Susan Vaneta Mason

  159-166

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• Olga Sanchez Finds Humanity in Latinidad

  Timothy Krause

  167-174

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• Antonio Ocampo-Guzmán: Actor, Director, Professor and Linklater Voice Teacher

  Carlos Manuel

  175-180

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• On Cuban Stages: A Report from the Field

  Yael Prizant

  181-188

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• Two Stages/Spaces in Puerto Rican Theater: A Report From the Field

  Jade Power

  189-194

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• XXV Aniversario del Festival de Almada: La Fiesta del Teatro

  Osvaldo Obregón

  195-210

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• Book Reviews

  Book Reviews

  211-222

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