"a rare
commentary on our modern political culture that manages to – in an often funny,
but also poignant manner – offer a deep reflection of the broader
situation" — OnStageBlog.com
"There
is light amid dark as the historical and surreal election of 2016 brought these
friends to their depths and gave them a way to rise again. Maybe this is a
parable for the results of the election? Maybe we are now looking for a way to
rise? The Diplomats represents that
friendship is greater than politics … or most anything for that
matter. Kudos to Diaz-Marcano for his representation of ethnicity and
feminism." — Drama Queens
Reviews
"Friendships,
yes, like politics, make strange bedfellows... magnificent." — Outer Stage Blog
WHEN PLAYWRITING BECOMES ACTIVISM: AN INTERVIEW WITH NELSON DIAZ-MARCANO
