2003 · Nevada Museum of Art, and Nevada Shakespeare Company
Amigas, and The Road to Mecca
Marjorie, and Elsa Barlowe

Years
2003
Role
Marjorie, and Elsa Barlowe
Company
Nevada Museum of Art, and Nevada Shakespeare Company
Credit
Directed by Cameron Crain, and by Zakes Mokae
Amigas was a two-woman performance adapted from a book of letters between the expatriate Chilean poets Emma Sepulveda and Marjorie Agosin. Jeanmarie played Marjorie; L. Martina Young portrayed Emma. Agosin, whose family fled the Holocaust, speaks Yiddish with a Chilean accent.
The Road to Mecca was directed by Zakes Mokae, a South African director with lived Apartheid experience, closely connected to Athol Fugard’s iconic work.
Where it sits
Two productions in one year
Position in the record
Production 7 of 9
Full record
This is production 7 of 9 listed on the site, and it appears in full on the resume alongside every other acting, directing and playwriting credit since 1982.



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