Amor Y Muerte, July 10th

Teatro ConAmor and Back of the Yards Entertainment proudly present Amor y Muerte. A virtual reading in Spanish of three pieces by Charo González Casas.
 
Saturday, July 10, 11 am PT / 2 pm ET / 8 pm España
 A benefit performance for Feeding San Diego
 
Please join us for a reading in Spanish of two one acts and one monologue:

• Sopa de Sobre
• Umberto
• Talgo con Destino a Murcia

 
With Herbert Siguenza, Carla Alegre, Elsa Martínez, Paul Araujo, Sylvia Enrique, and Marda Rose.
 
The livestream of the readings and a conversation of the author will be presented on the Teatro ConAmor YouTube page:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbclpWsA6rxXoBHUV6XJeoQ/videos
 
Then meet us on zoom for a live reception:
https://bishops.zoom.us/j/94022584653?pwd=WDJtNXlFNlptaGE5NXFKT1pFUnViUT09
Meeting ID: 940 2258 4653
Passcode: teatro
 
 Admission is free. Please consider making a donation to Feeding San Diego: https://give.feedingsandiego.org/TeatroConAmor
 
With your support, Feeding San Diego can ensure that children and their families can access nutritious food during these uncertain times.
 
 If you'd like to help Teatro ConAmor and Back of the Yards Entertainment defray production costs and help us continue to produce theatre in Spanish and support Latinx creatives, please consider the following:
PayPal: teatroconamor@gmail.com
Venmo: @Marda-Rose
IFW: https://ifundwomen.com/projects/latinx-playwrights-workshop-festival
 
 
For more information, please contact Marda Rose at teatroconamor@gmail.com.
 
The artwork on the poster and logo were created by Ellie Hodges.
Music by Stu Shames.
 
Back of the Yards Entertainment cultivates a collaborative space for writers, actors, directors, and technicians who are committed to publishing and producing creative works of art that amplify BIPOC and diverse voices through storytelling and creative arts. 

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DIANA MUCCI
​prounouns: she/her

Born and raised in Chicago's Southside, Back of the Yards neighborhood, Diana is an Afro-Latina author, playwright, poet, professional speaker and producer. She was inspired by 
​her multi-ethnic family to share stories out
loud that could draw laughter from a crowd.
​A former English teacher and IT sales executive, Diana has performed as an actress and has written, published and/or produced short stories, children's books, poems, TV commercials, indie films, and in 2005 her first play, I'm a Female. . . Seeking a Male, which earned accolades from the Chicago Sun-Times. Diana revised the play, now entitled Come 'n Go, and mounted a wildly successful premiere at The Factory Theatre in Chicago, September 2018. Diana's credits also include co-producing the indie full-feature film, Bloom which premiered at the Chicago Latino Film Festival, won best drama at the Palm Springs Film Festival and earned a Women-in-Film grant. Diana established Back of the Yards Entertainment in support of diverse independent artists.  

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