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Las Hociconas: Three Locas with Big Mouths and Even Bigger Brains

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Las Hociconas: Three Locas with Big Mouths and Even Bigger Brains

Las Hociconas is an original X-X-Xicana Comedic Triptych where, in signature style, Adelina blends stand-up comedy, monologue, zany characterizations, and sprinklings of performance art moments in three distinct solo comedies. In these intensely bold, highly theatrical, and hilarious Spanglish shows, our performer intertwines Xicanismo, the queer, the feminist and everything else that matters for those of us working toward progressive politics and practices. Each solo script is a full-length comedy that stands on its own. Conceived to be in conversation with each other, all three comedies are presented together in this book; delivering non-stop critical comedia.
Country USA
Manufacturer Korima Press
Binding Paperback
UnitCount 1
EANs 9780988967342
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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