Gregg Barrios
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Gregg Barrios is the author of RANCHO PANCHO from Hansen Publishing Group and will be available in June 2009.
Gregg Barrios received a commission from the Ford Foundation Gateway Program to write Rancho Pancho. His Dark Horse, Pale Rider, a play about Texas writer Katherine Anne Porter, received a CTG-Mark Taper Forum fellowship. His one-man show I-DJ was awarded a grant from the Sandra Cisneros Macondo Foundation, and its script was published in Ollantay, the Hispanic Theater Quarterly in 2008. His forthcoming play Hard Candy chronicles the life and times of legendary Texas bad girl Candy Barr.
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La Causa
By Gregg Barrios
ISBN 978-1-60182-500-1
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Gregg Barrios’ latest collection of poems La Causa is a fascinating interplay of the eras, voices, and regions of Aztlán, all in a simultaneous dialogue with each other. La Causa is an evolution in time, maturity, political sophistication, and expectation an invaluable document to any artistic or historical study of the soul of El Movimiento. The poems in this volume range from sonnets, concrete, songs, ballads, prose and narrative verse. It is a chronicle of the changes made in the aftermath of the Chicano Mexican American civil rights movement.
Rancho Pancho
by Gregg Barrios
ISBN 978-1-60182-331-1
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RANCHO PANCHO, a two-act play, explores the turbulent and passionate relationship between playwright Tennessee Williams and lover Pancho Rodriguez, who inspired the character of Stanley Kowalski in A Street Car Named Desire. RANCHO PANCHO follows their relationship from the summer of 1946 on Nantucket Island with their house guest, the novelist Carson McCullers, to the summer of 1947 in Provincetown and the arrivals of director Margo Jones, aspiring actor Marlon Brando and the tumoltuous and final break up of Tennessee Williams and Pancho Rodriguez.
