I love the theatre and  I can’t emphasis how important it is to support it!  The LAI’s own Jessica Cornejo will be performing in a play called, “Confessions of  Women from East LA.”

This show runs February 27th & 28th, March 3rd & 4th at CSU Fullerton. For more info please contact via email mechadecsuf@gmail.com  or at 657-278-3846

Doors open @ 7pm for reserved seating, 7:15pm for general seating.

If you are not familiar with the play, here is a little info:

A celebration of being Latina and being women in the U.S., this play challenges the stereotypes of Latinas as “virgins, mothers and whores,” with the vibrant humor and authentic voices of women from East L.A. telling their stories with imagination and poetry. Four actors play nine unforgettable characters including: Marquez-Bemstein, Ph.D., 35, a woman who encourages Latinas to marry Jewish men in her “How To Be A Super Latina” seminar; Calletana, 40, a street vendor who challenges city hall for her right to earn a living; Lolita Corazon, 25, who teases and punishes men with her powerful sexuality; Yoko Martinez, 28, a Latina who’s trying to pass for Japanese; Roxie, 30, a self-defense instructor who accidentally attacks a man who was merely going to ask her for the time; Tiffany, 20, a valley girl and a Chicana activist who finds courage and strength in Frida Kahlo’s paintings; Dofia Conception, 55, a grandmother who, after her husband dies, is forced to come to terms with her sexuality when she discovers her husband gave her AIDS; Doija Florinda, 45, a soap opera addict in recovery; and Valentina, 26, a Chicana activist who is trying to organize her people to fight racism and Proposition 187.