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from Parachute Men
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ThroatThe play follows Cesar Rodriguez, who steps off the plane onto the tarmac and ends up on the Upper East Side. He's trying to put the war behind him but he knows that promises made must be fulfilled. With the help of his best friend, a therapist, and love-stricken pigeons in the park, Cesar goes to war with the demons of the past and the only victor is the truth. A dangerous confrontation, an unsuccessful hook-up, and an explosive order. How do you learn to forgive yourself when you know it was your fault?
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Lily Zauner & Raul Castillo
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Post No BillsFleeing the Texas border town she grew up in, Reyna arrives in the big city, with nothing but her dream of becoming a singer/songwriter. Taking up with a pair of street musicians, she discovers that love is violent, friendship is pain and the true music comes from the depths of your soul.
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John-Martin Green & Teddy Canez
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BasilicaIn South Texas, two things loom large—the Catholic Church and Texas pride—and Joe Garza, a strong, hard-working man, embodies one more than the other. But when he learns that Gilbert Gonzalez has returned as the new pastor at the basilica, Joe’s confronted with the choices he made in life and questions the past the only way he knows how—with anger, pride, and a biting tongue.
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Felix Solis & Bernardo Cubria
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Parachute MenFive years after losing his mother to depression, Eric, an antisocial slob and compulsive masturbator moves in with his authoritarian brother and his stepfather, a former heroin addict. Together the three men must work - both with and against each other - in an attempt to care for their autistic 21-year-old sibling and stepson.
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Tommy Rivera-Vega & J. Salome Martinez
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(o)N the 5:31The play travels back and forth across the ten-year span of a relationship. After discovering his late wife's infidelity, a grieving Benny tries to piece back together the fragments of his marriage and come to terms with his own indiscretions and failures in the marriage.
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Sarah Baskin & Jolly Abraham
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