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Review: Trinity Rep's FADE Delights and Infuriates in Equal Measure
(2019)
Abstract
Tanya Saracho's FADE is a witty and insightful look into work/life power dynamics. What makes this particular story so interesting is the manipulation of status as a minority in the workplace--against another person of the same minority group. Our two characters--Lucia (Elia Saldana) and Abel (Daniel Duque-Estrada) are both Mexican, but he works as a cleaner in her office, and she is a television writer. Playwright Saracho deftly manipulates ideas of class, and uses perceived shared culture as a weapon, and the result is both hilarious and maddening. Saldana and Duque-Estrada play off each other very well keeping the energy high in this 100 minute production.
Disciplines
Publication Date
December 10, 2019
Citation Information
Andria Tieman. "Review: Trinity Rep's FADE Delights and Infuriates in Equal Measure" (2019) Available at: http://works.bepress.com/andria-tieman/199/