Quiara Hudes
About Quiara Hudes
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A Woman's Journey
Hudes absorbed the stories of her second-grade educated grandmother, the spiritual teachings of her priestess mother, and the shrewd advice of her powerful female mentors, and forged a literary path all her own. In her own plays she has delved into the female body and spirit while in her life she has balanced changing diapers, building a marriage, service to the community, and leadership at the top of her field. In a searing, sensual, and personal presentation, Hudes discusses the spiritual and intellectual components of her feminine self and the wisdom she inherited from those who came before.
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Books by Quiara Hudes
“My Broken Language: A Memoir” (2021)
My Broken Language: A Memoir
“Daphne's Dive” (2017)
In A Tucked Away Corner Of North Philly, Six Regulars Gather At A Neighborhood Watering Hole. Over Twenty Years, They Turn Their Collective Memories Into A Vivacious Mythology. At Daphne's Davie, An Aloe Plant, A Girl's Sneaker, A Stiff Drink, And Mounds Of Trash Become Talismanic Treasures To A Group Of Outsiders Trying To Be In Together. -- Page 4 Of Cover. By Quiara Alegría Hudes. Cast 3 M, 4 W. The Last Three Pages Intentionally Left Blank For: Property List ; Sound Effects ; Notes.
“The Happiest Song Plays Last” (2014)
The Happiest Song Plays Last
“Water by the Spoonful (Acting Edition for Theater Productions)” (2013)
Water by the Spoonful (Acting Edition for Theater Productions)
“Elliot, A Soldier's Fugue” (2008)
Tracing The Legacy Of War Through Three Generations Of A Puerto Rican Family, The Play Focuses On 19-year-old Elliot, A Recently Anointed Hometown Hero Who Returns From Iraq With A Leg Injury And A Difficult Question: Will He Go Back To War A Second Time? While On Leave, Elliot Learns The Stories Of His Father And Grandfather, Who Served In Korea And Vietnam Before Him. By Quiara Alegría Hudes.
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