Nationally recognized as a poet, essayist, and cultural organizer, Cherríe Moraga is coeditor of the feminist multicultural anthology This Bridge Called My Back. American Theatre has described her as a playwright "on the cutting edge . . . carv[ing] out the future of Chicano Theatre.
The play is poetic but blunt . . . With humor, Moraga vividly
describes the defeat of Lords of Death and the underworld in a
playful ball game and the making of humans with maize. . . . the
multilingual passages and multicultural allusions make these plays
a challenge to read. Recommended for selected academic and public
libraries.
"The play is poetic but blunt . . . With humor, Moraga vividly
describes the defeat of Lords of Death and the underworld in a
playful ball game and the making of humans with maize. . . . the
multilingual passages and multicultural allusions make these plays
a challenge to read. Recommended for selected academic and public
libraries."
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