Este No Tiene Nombre - Incite at Columbia University
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Este No Tiene Nombre
- Published June 1, 2023
- Authors Denice Frohman
- Category Event
Premiered live in June 2023, Esto No Tiene Nombre is a one-woman show written and performed by Denice Frohman that uplifts oral histories of Latina lesbian elders recorded for the Baldwin-Emerson Elders Project.
Told through a series of vignettes, the show places poet/performer Denice Frohman in conversation with her elders to trace lineages of love, desire and identity. Guided by these first person stories from pre-Stonewall police raids in Philadelphia to first kisses, Esto No Tiene Nombre embraces a powerful living history to chart a path of belonging for the future.
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