RANCHO PANCHO plays at Teatro Bravo this fall

RANCHO PANCHO, written by our author Gregg Barrios, plays at Teatro Bravo September 24, 25 and October 1, 2, 8, and 9. RANCHO PANCHO, a two act play, explores the relationship of American playwright Tennessee Williams and his partner Pancho Rodriguez. Fernando Teson, Interim Artistic Director at Teatro Bravo, will direct RANCHO PANCHO.

Teatro Bravo, a theater based in Phoenix, Arizona, produces works in both Spanish and English that promote complex Latino themes. Teatro Bravo also develops the talents of Latino actors, directors, playwrights, designers, and stage managers.

RANCHO PANCHO, published by Hansen Publishing Group, covers the relationship of Tennessee Williams and Pancho Rodriguez from the summer of 1946 in Nantucket to the summer of 1947 in Provincetown and includes characters based on Carson McCullers, Margo Jones and Marlon Brando. Gregg Barrios does a wonderful job of capturing the complex, passionate and often turbulent relationship of Tennessee Williams and Pancho Rodriguez, who Williams based his character Stanley Kowalski in STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE.

To learn more about RANCHO PANCHO, please visit the play’s web site. RANCHO PANCHO also features a “Foreword” by David Kaplan, author of TENNESEE WILLIAMS IN PROVINCETOWN, and an “Afterword” by Gregg Barrios. RANCHO PANCHO is available as a paperback from Hansen Publishing Group or from your favorite Internet bookseller. RANCHO PANCHO is now also available as an ebook from Apple’s iBookstore for the iPad and iPhone or from Amazon for the Kindle.