Más Allá Mi Río by Bran-Ivonne Castillo, a FREE staged reading!
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Join us November 14, 2026 at 3pm for a FREE staged reading of a new play, written by local playwright Bran-Ivonne Castillo and Directed by Brenda Salas! Come to the San Marcos Public Library to support local, queer, Mexican theatre!
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This play is appropriate for ages 18+ and contains Blood, Gun Violence, Strong Language, Child and Animal Abuse, Strong Religious Content, Racism, and Homophobia. Viewer Discretion is advised.
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Struggling from a recent war and low on morale, El Eden, a ranchito in Northern Mexico, finds itself with trouble a brewin’. When an old friend of Homero’s rides wounded into town, he and his pard’, Chuy (along with Vaqueros, Pancho and Juanito), do what they can to help him back on his feet. Daniel, a now-former Texas Ranger, is grateful at first, but holds disdain in his heart towards Chuy for being a homosexual. Insults and slurs are hurled at him, forcing Chuy to beg Homero to kick the Ranger out of their home. He listens and appeases, but Daniel’s hate knows no bounds, and he believes someone must pay the price for their sin. Daniel commits a far greater sin by leaving Homero with no choice but to K*ll the man he once called “brother.”
Flyer Art by Katie Henderson
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This play is appropriate for ages 18+ and contains Blood, Gun Violence, Strong Language, Child and Animal Abuse, Strong Religious Content, Racism, and Homophobia. Viewer Discretion is advised.
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Struggling from a recent war and low on morale, El Eden, a ranchito in Northern Mexico, finds itself with trouble a brewin’. When an old friend of Homero’s rides wounded into town, he and his pard’, Chuy (along with Vaqueros, Pancho and Juanito), do what they can to help him back on his feet. Daniel, a now-former Texas Ranger, is grateful at first, but holds disdain in his heart towards Chuy for being a homosexual. Insults and slurs are hurled at him, forcing Chuy to beg Homero to kick the Ranger out of their home. He listens and appeases, but Daniel’s hate knows no bounds, and he believes someone must pay the price for their sin. Daniel commits a far greater sin by leaving Homero with no choice but to K*ll the man he once called “brother.”
Flyer Art by Katie Henderson
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Where is it happening?
San Marcos Public Library, 625 E Hopkins St,San Marcos,TX,United States
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Host or PublisherThe Green Room Theatre Company
