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Mexican playwright and translator specializing in children’s theater
Mexican playwright and translator specializing in children’s theater
Mexican playwright, teacher, and storyteller
Francisca García Batlle “Pacona” was a poet, playwright, actress, director, stage producer, teacher, and one of the first female council members in post-revolutionary Mexico. She founded three schools in Coatepec and the surrounding region.
Playwright Eve Ensler, who would later go by V, debuted her ground-breaking The Vagina Monologues in 1996.
Mexican educator, writer and feminist Rita Cetina y Gutierrez advocated for women’s education in Mérida, Yucatán.
Mexican-American suffragist and actor
Storyteller, playwright, and puppeteer, one of the greatest promoters of children’s theater and literature in Mexico.
Mexican novelist, poet, journalist, playwright, silent film actress, screenwriter, and composer
1700s Irish actress
Mexican writer, actress, and translator of plays