Mojada: A Medea in Los Angeles
by Luis Alfaro |
Directed by Rebecca Martinez
The Greek tragedy Medea is reborn through the experiences of a young immigrant family living in modern-day Los Angeles. Shrouded in evocative mysticism, this tale of love, loss and transformation pulses with an escalating sense of danger. In this fresh retelling, Medea and Jason grapple not only with their own star-crossed marriage, but with the weight of the sacrifices demanded in the battle between assimilation and tradition.
Running time: 1 hour, 30 minutes. Performed with no intermission.
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Cast & Creative Staff
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CAST:
- Cheryl Umaña (Medea)
- Peter Mendoza (Jason)
- Alma Martinez (Tita)
- Guadalís Del Carmen (Josefina)
- Maggie Bofill (Armida)
- Cole Sanchez (Acan)
- Luis Chavez (Soldier)
CREATIVE STAFF:
- Director: Rebecca Martinez
- Scenic Designer: Mariana Sanchez
- Costume Designer: Carolyn Mazuca
- Lighting Designer: Mextly Couzin
- Composer and Sound Designer: David R. Molina
- Voice and Dialect Coach: Adriano Cabral
- Casting By: Pat McCorkle and Katja Zarolinski, McCorkle Casting Ltd.
- Assistant Director: Alexis Cabrera
- Stage Manager: Tony Dearing
- Assistant Stage Manager: R. Christopher Maxwell
- Production Assistant: Jenna C. Koch
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Audience Advisory
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Age Recommendations
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Mojada: A Medea in Los Angeles is recommended for adult audiences. True to the original Greek tragedy, the play includes mature situations, violence, adultery and the murder of a child as well as adult language in both English and Spanish.