About the Show
By José Cruz González
Directed by Madeline Sayet
In this powerful new version of A Winter’s Tale, José Cruz González uses Shakespeare’s story of jealousy, betrayal, and redemption to heal wounds of colonialism. Set against the rich cultural backdrop of California’s Central Coast, the play travels between the U.S. invasion of Mexico in 1846 and the 21st Century, and opens with a lullaby in the language of the Chumash Native Americans, sung by the character Paulina as a healer who weaves the voice of Indigenous resistance into the temporal borderlands of Shakespeare’s romance.
Produced in association with Borderlands Shakespeare Colectiva.
All dates, times, venues, and artists are subject to change.