As the country is on the verge of a World War, a pair of brothers toil planting date palms in the fertile soil of the California desert. Salvador dreams of owning land of his own, while Santiago dreams of seeing the world beyond the valley. When Santiago decides to enlist, Salvador vows to care for his brother’s love, Sophie. Heartbroken and alone, the two must find a way to care for the land, for themselves and for each other. This is a story of a family that has tilled the fields of this country and fought its wars. It’s a story of faith, family, hope and love. This is a story of America.
Run Time: 85 Minutes
Advisory: This material is intended for ages 12 and up. There are some adult situations and language, and alcohol use.
Creative Team:
Playwright: Jerry Montoya
Co-Directors: Jerry Montoya and Kristin Clippard
Production Coordinator: Rachel Harrison
Production Designer: Jerid Fox
Sound and Projection Designer: Benjamin Ismai
Actor and Choreographer: Diana Garle
Actor, Choreographer, Sound Engineer: Daniel Llaca
Costume Designer: Jill Castle
Join us for chatbacks after performances on Friday, December 11 and Wednesday, December 16.
December 3-20, 2020