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"Playable by one actor or a small ensemble, Mambo Mouth excavates issues of adolescence, race, parenthood, and more. Agamemnon: A failed actor/misogynist public-access character who takes letters, calls, and reenacts woulda-been screen triumphs and personal vendettas. Loco Louie: A funny cautionary tale about why you shouldn't always be in a hurry to get older. Angel Garcia: A recently arrested man realizes that his behavior has consequences. Pepe: A man, cornered, tries to appeal to an officer by noting the contradictions of race in America. Manny the Fanny: A woman shares how she's taken care of herself with men. Inca Prince: A father tries to get his son to go to sleep with creative bedtime stories. Crossover King: A Latino man tries to teach the audience about passing as a different race to be more palatable to white Americans." --
Premiered in December 1990 at the American Place Theatre in New York City.