Miggy, a young man experiencing heartbreak in his life, battles and rages with the ghost of his grandmother, Lucy, who lived through similar pain 40 years before. As Lucy pushes Miggy to move on with his life, grandmother and grandson travel through dreams, back in time to when Lucy first immigrated to the US. This play explores loss, loneliness, and the pain that travels down immigration and blood.

 

Andrew Rincón is a Queer Colombian-American playwright, writing stories exploring
sexuality, Latinidad, and intersectionality in today's political climate. He is a winner of the 2019 Chesley/Bumbalo Grant for writers of Gay and Lesbian Theatre, and is a Company member of Unit 52 at INTAR in New York.