‘The stories clearly reveal a people’s ability to rise up and vanquish personal and physical challenges when “you and I become us.”
There are many moments of brilliance from the supple undulating musicality of Jannet Galdamez, who lit up and covered the stage with her unique spirit and compelling movements. Diana Toledo’s guttural emotional song, Stanley and Morantus’ forceful duo, and the dancers unique angular walking piece which eventually gathers everyone together in an amoeba-like group peering off in the distance with emotionless faces, not unlike the ones seen on the news at the border…with Justice on their minds.’
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