El dramaturgo Miguel Ángel López y el actor Demian Chávez interpretan una escena de una obra de Shakespeare de la Frontera en desarrollo.  Foto: Jay Ruelas, cortesía de Texas A&M University-San Antonio

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Estudiantes entre la audiencia en una conferencia de marzo de 2024 convocada por el BSC que reunió a académicos, profesores, estudiantes y artistas para explorar más a fondo este trabajo. Foto: Jay Ruelas, cortesía de Texas A&M University-San Antonio

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Adrianna Santos

Estamos ayudando a cultivar la próxima generación de personas interesadas en Shakespeare de la Frontera.

Estudiantes de la Universidad Texas A&M-San Antonio actúan en una conferencia de 2024 organizada por BSC.  Foto: Jay Ruelas, cortesía de Texas A&M University-San Antonio

A male and two female students sit outside on a college campus reading lines from a play

¿Qué tiene que ver Macbeth con el Río Grande? Los creadores de teatro se inspiran en las culturas, el folclore y las historias de las zonas fronterizas para reimaginar las obras del dramaturgo.

The Borderlands Shakespeare Colectiva

Kinan Valdez como El Bravo en “El Henry” de Herbert Siguenza, una adaptación chicana futurista de “Enrique IV de Shakespeare, Parte 1”, que se publicará en el volumen 3 de “El Bardo en las Tierras Fronterizas”. Foto: Jim Carmody

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Reformulando Shakespeare para una nueva generación de estudiantes y audiencias

Artists as Catalysts

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Beyond Incarceration

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Borderlands Cultures

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Civic Engagement

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Evolving Higher Education

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Expanding Public Knowledge

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Monuments and Memory

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Multivocality

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Power of the Word

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Public Places‚ Public Stories

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Puerto Rico and Its Diaspora

In a vertical image, a black leather vest is adorned with colorful pins across the front of it. Embroidery on the vest reads: "Felícitas "La Prieta" Méndez" 

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