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Eight Forty-Eight 7/24/2009
Dueling Critics: El Grito Del Bronx




 
 
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How much is nature, and how much is nurture? Playwright Migdalia Cruz tries to unravel those questions, and more, in her world-premiere El Grito Del Bronx, a co-production of Collaboraction and Teatro Vista. Eight Forty-Eight’s dueling critics Jonathan Abarbanel and Kelly Kleiman dissect the play.

Music Button: Ocote Soul Sounds & Adrian Quesada, "Tu Fin Mi Comienzo", from the CD Coconut Rock, (ESL records)
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