#tanya saracho

[jgroffdaily]

Jonathan with Ncuti Gatwa, Raul Castillo and Tanya Saracho in Tanya’s Instagram post after attending the Beyoncé concert in Cardiff.

#jonathan groff #ncuti gatwa #Raul Castillo #Tanya Saracho #Beyoncé #Cardiff

[k3mistryproductions]

Media Mondays 🎬💻🎥📱

Quote by: Tanya Saracho

“When you change media, perception is changed and then policy is changed.”

#Tanya Saracho #quotes #quote #quote of the day #monday #mondays #share #promote #repost #k3mistry productions #k3mistryproductions #learn

[7central]

yeah Roberta Colindrez' recent podcast feature YEAH yeah truly being an actor has caused more shit for my gender than anything else bc it's constantly a game of your body does not belong to you. and being bad at womanhood until you realize lesbianism is a possibility uh yeah literally posted about that 5 years ago on my main blog LMAO

#super interesting to hear as well how her perspective on always being cast as a lesbian has changed since #the butch video where she talks about (presumably) Tanya Saracho talking w her about casting #I have much different experiences than her of course but it is refreshing to hear gnc women talk about acting

[glycerineclown]

i don’t know that anything in the world can delight me as much as jonathan groff, murray bartlett, michael lannan, andrew haigh, danny glicker and tanya saracho attending raul castillo and alexis forte’s beautiful destination wedding

#looking hbo

[mo0124]

~february 2023 reading wrap-up~ hello loves!! this month i procrastinated so much on school and work, and instead i read sooo much. so here is a brief recap of what i read!

Total Books: 24 | Re-Reads: 2 | Average Rating: 4.06 ★ | Overall 2023 Reading Goal: 40/50

note: if you read further,, there will be some minor spoilers. also if you decide to pick any of them up make sure to check the trigger warnings. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

#1 - Toilet-Bound Hanako-Kun, Vol. 2 by Aidalro Rating: 5★ | Format Read: Physical this manga series is continuing in such a fun and interesting way. there is a development in the romance and found family,, and I LOVE the found family in this series. #2 - Fade by Tanya Saracho Rating: 3★ | Format Read: E-Book this play was okay, there is some interesting commentary on the characters LatinX identities and those parts were engaging. i felt like the ending was predictable. my rating might change if i saw this staged. #3 - Kaguya-Sama: Love Is War, Vol. 3 by Aka Akasaka Rating: 4.5★ | Format Read: Physical it's been sooo long since i continued this story, and i'm so glad i picked it back-up. great deepening of romance and friendships. definitely need to continue this series.

#4 - The Tradition by Jericho Brown Rating: 5★ | Format Read: Physical this poetry collection is absolutely beautiful. and exploration of race, love, queerness, rape, and so much more. my favorite poems were: Trojan, As a Human being, and Bullet Points

#5 - Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer Rating: 4.5★ | Format Read: Physical wonderful non-fiction discussion of indigenous wisdom and scientific information. there were a few mentions of pretty traditional roles (that she believes in for herself) that i didn't love. but overall it was beautiful written and had a lot of wisdom.

#6 - Uncomfortable Conversations With A Black Man by Emmanuel Ocho Rating: 4.5★ | Format Read: Audio this is a very palatable non-fiction about racism that black people face in america. for white people who haven't done any anti-racism work, i highly recommend.

#7 - The Son Of Neptune by Rick Riordan Rating: 5★ | Format Read: Audio i love this book, i love the new camp and this trio. hazel and frank have my whole heart.

#8 - Gruesome Playground Injuries by Rajiv Joseph Rating: 1.5★ | Format Read: E-Book i did not like this play at all but i had to read it for class so i finished it. it is a glamorization of abusive relationships that are built on an idealization of self-harm. the only reason it wasn't a 1-star was because there is the use of a cool narrative tool of jumping around in time through traumatic events that connect the characters. but besides that it made me physically ill because it made me so upset.

#9 - Electric Arches by Eve L. Ewing Rating: 4★ | Format Read: Physical this is a beautiful collection of poetry, prose, and visual art that explores black womanhood. i wish it was longer. my favorite quote was: "i wanted a map not to know where things are but to know where i am." #10 - Tristan Strong Punches A Hole In The Sky by Kwame Mbalia Rating: 5★ | Format Read: Audio i have had this middle-grade on my tbr for sooo long and i kept procrastinating,, and why did i keep myself from this gem for so long?? love the characters, the world-building, and the important topics discussed.

#11 - I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness by Austin Channing Brown Rating: 5★ | Format Read: Audio amazing non-fiction that focuses on the intersectionality of black womanhood. it is wonderful to hear her experiences and she needs to write more because it is so good.

#12 - Stage Management Theory As A Guide To Practice: Cultivating a Creative Approach by Lisa Porter and Narda E. Alcorn Rating: 3.5★ | Format Read: E-Book i had to read this for class, but it was interesting. full of a lot of great theory about stage management/organizing people. i wish there was more pracitcal advice.

#13 - The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna Rating: 4.5★ | Format Read: Audio this book was so wonderful. it is as if the book "Nothing To See Here" had a cozy baby. and the romance?? i was crushing on the love interest sooo much.

#14 - Tristan Strong Destroys the World by Kwame Mbalia Rating: 3.5★ | Format Read: Audio i didn't love the addition of the new technology in this book, and all the gods are the worst in this book. the antagonist in this book was cool though and the ending was interesting. opptimistic for the last book, but this was kind of a let down compared to the last one (for me).

#15 - Wash Day Dairies by Jamila Rowser Rating: 4★ | Format Read: E-Book this is such a cute graphic novel about love, friendship, family, and health.

#16 - The Mark of Athena by Rick Riordan Rating: 4.5★ | Format Read: Audio re-read for me, i love this book but it is probably my least favorite in the heroes of olympus... obviously, i love *and hate* the ending, percabeth, and the group dynamics... but they use the word "schizophrenic" to describe the gods in this novel and that feels icky.

#17 - Toilet-Bound Hanako-Kun, Vol. 3 by Aidarlo Rating: 5★ | Format Read: Physical and the series is still good... this volume has lots of great backstory and a good cliff-hanger.

#18- Don't Cry For Me: A Novel by Daniel Black Rating: 5★ | Format Read: Audio this is a retelling of a man's life through letters to his son, an exploration of black manhood, familial trauma, homophobia, and relationships. i have to re-read it physically so i can annotate it.

#19 - How The Word Is Passed by Clint Smith Rating: 5★ | Format Read: Physical a must-read non-fiction about different locations across the united states and their history of slavery and racial segregation and how that history is hidden and changed.

#20 - Off-Headset: Essay on Stage Management Work, Life, and Career by Christopher Sadler and Rafael Jaen Rating: 3★ | Format Read: E-Book another read for class, and it was okay. since it's by a bunch of different authors the quality varies and some parts are very repetitive.

#21 - Cinderella Is Dead by Kalynn Bayron Rating: 2.5★ | Format Read: Audio when i explained this plot to my roommate she said it sounded like shrek 2 fan-ficiton... anyways, even though it was published in 2020 it felt very early 2010's with the main characters "not like other girls" energy. i liked having a sapphic character, and i wanted to love her romances but it is so much of insta-love. cool villian, but the magic system is not at all what i was expecting.

#22 - What A Match by Mimi Grace Rating: 3★ | Format Read: E-Book i have the biggest crushes on characters in this book. the plot is a little all over the place, but if you just want a fun romance reed i recommend it.

#23 - Consumed: The Need For Collective Change: Colonialism, Climate Change, and Consumerism by Aja Barber Rating: 4★ | Format Read: E-Book overall lots of wonderful information about fashion consumption, it is a little disorganized but provides good intersectional discussion. i wish it would have discussed the use of prison labor and the problems with that, but that might need to be an entirely separate book.

#24 - Nick and Charlie by Alice Oseman Rating: 3★ | Format Read: E-Book sadly, this is my least favorite story in the osemanverse that I have read... nick and charlie felt extremely out of character, and i hate this miscommunication trope and that is what this is. i do still love the writing and the ending was cute.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ if you read this far thank you so much <3 share what you have read recently ~mo

#2023 reading list #books #book recommendations #wrap up #heroes of olympus #nonfiction #alice oseman #toilet bound hanako kun #kaguya sama love is war #theatre #scripts #poetry #manga

[nakedmonkey]

Tanya Saracho is following me on Twitter and I know she follows a lot of Latinx writers just like as a principle which is really cool but I'm still sweating a little. I feel like my Tia is watching me work or something

[deadlinecom]

[kevintumbles]

Theatre Review: ‘Fade’ at Unexpected Stage Company

What does assimilation into U.S. culture mean for immigrants from different Latin American countries and economic classes? The points made in “Fade” by Tanya Saracho may break no new ground but they are still compelling. The DC-area premiere at Unexpected Stage Company, directed by Dylan Arredondo, is engaging and thought-provoking. Published in 2017, “Fade” tells the […] See original article at: https://mdtheatreguide.com/2022/11/theatre-review-fade-at-unexpected-stage-company/

#MD Theater Guide

[newyorktheater]

12 New Books* by Broadway Stars

12 New Books* by Broadway Stars

Broadway performers Idina Menzel, Gideon Glick, Andy Mientus, Nancy Olson, directors Jack O’Brien and Sheldon Epps are all new authors — of memoirs, novels, a cookbook, a children’s book; not all strictly speaking theater books. And then there is the posthumously published diaries of Alan Rickman. Ali Stroker, Amber Iman, Cush Jumbo and Tanya Saracho are among the theater artists with new books…

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[jgroffdaily]

Jonathan is with Ncuti Gatwa (new ‘Doctor Who’), Raul Castillo and Tanya Saracho in the VIP area at the Beyoncé concert in Cardiff. First video from Tanya’s Instagram stories, with some stills below.

#jonathan groff #ncuti gatwa #Raul Castillo #Tanya Saracho #Beyoncé #Cardiff

[onlyexplorer]

Tanya Saracho of "Vida" is working on a new show at Starz

Tanya Saracho of “Vida” is working on a new show at Starz

It’s been nearly two years since “Vida” bowed out at Starz, and now we learn that network and series creator Tanya Saracho is joining forces on a new project. According to Deadline, Saracho is developing a half-hour drama “Lovesong,” the story of two Mexican-American friends living in London who are both drawn to the same singer-songwriter. “A love story born of betrayal and paid for at the price…

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[harveyguillensource]

Harvey Guillén in plaid with friends.

Top: Tanya Saracho Middle: Hana Mae Lee Bottom: Colleen Ballinger

#harvey guillén #harvey guillen #wwdits cast #candids #tanya saracho #hana mae lee #colleen ballinger #february 2019 #august 2017 #april 2018 #ig #instagram

[jonathangroffappreciation]

#jonathan groff #people saying nice things #tanya saracho #looking hbo #2016

[pinknthenight]

Mishel Prada in Vida Season 3 Episode 4 (2020)

#mishel prada #vida #tanya saracho #roberta colindrez #caps

[wheresbincsxo]

Mishel Prada and Melissa Barrera did THAT.

Vida was an emotional ride. I'm hurt that Starz took it off, yo. This cast. Tanya thank you for introducing such complex characters. Thank you for sharing with us this sisterhood. Thank you for the Latinx representation. Thank you for the queer representation. Vida will forever hold a place right there in my heart right next to Sense 8 and The Get Down. I'm fucking crying like a baby

#vida starz #mishel prada #melissa barrera #tanya saracho

[deadlinecom]