“The four solos made me leave the concert feeling like I had not only seen dance, but
also that I was introduced to the cultural perspective of the four Latinas.”

A POLITICALLY AWARE COYOLXAUHQUI
"Alternating between opera, dance drama and political theater, 'Coyolxauhqui ReMembers' brings to the Bootleg performance space a sense of the relationship between ancient Aztec myth and current conditions on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border...performances deeply persuasive...It's gesture based movement enhances the text and drives the piece to its pure-dance finale: a celebration of feminist pride."
      Lewis Segal, The Los Angeles Times

COYOLXAUHQUI CREATES EVENING OF PHYSICAL POWER
"...stunning projected video...original musical score heightened emotive power..This was strongly physical theater performed by gifted professionals with imagination and wit."
      Jennifer Noyer, The Albuquerque Journal

STRONG WOMEN,
STRONG VOICES
"These and other Latina/o voices haven't been heard nearly enough in the performing arts. As political theater and in front of mainly white audiences, the work might easily open some eyes to a coexistent experience of contemporary life in the Southwestern U.S., which fails to be appropriately represented in mainstream media-work that should be heard."
      Benn Widdey, Counter Critic

"Shattering the Latina mold, the Latina Dance Project performance featured energy, poetry and insight."
      D. Jean-Marie, UCR
      Highlander, Riverside, CA