Marisol: An Apocalyptic World
“Marisol,” a play written by José Rivera, sucks its audience into an alarming and absurdist apocalyptic world.
Men are pregnant, Nazis are burning homeless people and a senile God is dying and taking the universe down with him.
The Penumbra Theatre’s production of “Marisol” makes guests think from the moment they enter the theatre, with a chalkboard in the hallway asking: “What are YOU willing to fight for?”
- The main character, Marisol Perez, is a young Puerto Rican woman living in the Bronx, played by actress Kay Mercedes.
- Despite some far-out scenes, the production connects to issues Americans face today.
Author's summary: Marisol is an apocalyptic play with a thought-provoking theme.
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