Playwright: Luis Alfaro
Directed By Kinan Valdez
Movement Director: Patricia Baretto Ong
Assistant Director: Perla Vanesa Barraza
Dramaturg: Karina Guiterrez
Stage Manager: Lauren Quan
Assistant Stage Manager: Camryn Daniels
Scenic Design: Tanya Orellana
Video Design: Joan Osato
Lighting Design: Alejandro Acosta
Costume Design: David Arevalo
Sound Design: Christopher Sauceda
Technical Director: Hector Zavala
Assistant Scenic Design/Properties Design: Ashley Méndez
Production Assistant: Emily Brandau
Performances by: Juan Amador, Catherine Castellanos, Daniel Duque-Estrada, Gabriela Guadalupe, Sean San José, Ogie Zulueta
Aztlan
Magic Theater
In Aztlán, Chicanx playwright Luis Alfaro Aztlán uses humor, mitos, and teatro to tell a contemporary California story about the search for the resonance of the cultural, mythical, and political remnants of Aztlán in our modern world. Subtitled "A Chicano Califas Triptico" Aztlán links 959 years of history through three playlets. The story travels over hundreds of years using mythic Mayan and Mexica imagery to tell a contemporary tale of a young man on parole, attempting to reimagine a new future for himself. In a land once stricken with drought and now drowning in empire, Aztlán battles with a series of real and mythic demons that haunt his journey toward making a new life for himself. This play also marks the return of Sean San José to the Magic stage.