'American (tele)visions' Explores the American Dream in a Walmart Aisle

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Sep 27, 2022

A new play from Victor I. Cazares tackles the American Dream through the story of an undocumented Mexican family in the 1990s that takes place in a Walmart aisle. Cazares joins us to discuss their play, "American (tele)visions," alongside director Rubén Polendo. "American (tele)visions" is running at New York Theater Workshop through October 16.

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