ARTISTIC TEAM!

Artistic Director: Guillermo Reyes
   
 

Guillermo Reyes, a playwright and director, is the head of the playwriting program at Arizona State University. His plays have been produced throughout the country including the off-Broadway productions of Men on the Verge of a His-panic Breakdown and Mother Lolita. For Teatro Bravo he's directed A Bowl of Beings, Entre Mujeres, The Mission, Places to Touch Him, and Romeo y Julieta. He's the recipient of two AriZoni awards: Directing: Men on the Verge... in 2000 and Best Original Play: Miss Consuelo in 2002

 

Executive Director: Trino Sandoval
   
  As a full-time professor of Phoenix College, Dr. Sandoval also maintains relationships with the Spanish-language press and the Latino community in promoting the theater. He assembled a board of community members, including Cecilia Rosales, former executive director of the Mexican Cultural Center. Teatro Bravo is an extension of his work in community advocacy to promote Latino visibility in the arts. Dr. Sandoval was appointed as Chair of the Department of Foreign Languages in 2003.

 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2007-2010

* Dr. Heidi García, PH.D. North High School
* Rosa Elena Amavisca, Washington Elementary School District, Retired
* Marcos Najera, News Reporter, KJZZ radio 91.5
* Monica Castañeda, (Secretary/Treasurer) Project Director-Nina Mason Pulliam Legacy Scholars Program, Maricopa Community Colleges
* Dr. Trino Sandoval; Ph.D. (President) Professor Phoenix College
* Dr. Cecilia Rosales-Torres, Latino Perspectives Magazine
* Jose Antonio (Tony) Colon, Esq. Attorney at Law, Maricopa County Public Defender's Office
* Dr. Carmen de Urioste, Associate Professor, Letras femeninas, Editor
* Sylvia Russell, M. Ed. World Language Instructional Leader, North High School
* Dr. Anthony Chambers, Professor of Japanese, Arizona State University


BOARD OF ADVISORS

* David W. Foster; Ph.D. Arizona State University
* Jorge Huerta; Ph.D. University of California, San Diego
* Juana Suarez; Ph.D. University of Kentucy, Lexington
* Pam Sterling; Ph.D. Arizona State University

FUNDED IN PART BY

City of Phoenix: Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture
Arizona Commission On the Arts
American Express
Latino Perspectives
Radio Campesina