Espejos: Clean

There is definitely magic happening…simply dazzling…stunning performances.

WWNY

A fascinating drama that showcases two vulnerable women who come from very different backgrounds, socioeconomic levels, and, most importantly, languages. While their personal experiences couldn't be more diverse, they both share the arduous goal of leaving behind their respective past traumas, which have shaped who they are and continued to haunt them as adults.

Broadway World
Michael Quintos

...a lush, layered, complex story with the depth, poetry, and drama of a great novel. Just like when you're standing barefoot on a beach as the tide comes in and your feet slowly sink down into cool, wet sand—then sink a little more—this bilingual two-hander takes you deeper and deeper and deeper into the characters' lives, hearts, and minds in the most thoughtful, impactful of ways as it goes.

Stir
Gail Johnson

...an impressively mature work of art.

ColinThomas.ca
Colin Thomas

...it didn't feel like a play with a Latin or Spanglish aesthetic—it felt truly and fundamentally bilingual to me. Both Adriana and Sarah are culturally specific entities, from their language to the way they dream, from their fears to their greatest flaws.

Vancouver Arts Review
Dora Prieto