Vero Villalobos originally wrote "Glock 17." as a haiku for a class assignment in 2019. It has since evolved into a full length play, debuting Sept. 1 at the Weathervane. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Vero Villalobos originally wrote "Glock 17." as a haiku for a class assignment in 2019. It has since evolved into a full length play, debuting Sept. 1 at the Weathervane. (COURTESY PHOTO)
WHITEFIELD — Producing Artistic Director Ethan Paulini and the Weathervane Theatre present the world premiere of Vero Villalobos’ "Glock 17."
Set in El Paso, Texas, Loui grapples with the harsh reality of being Mexican in 2019 America. On a road to self-discovery through understanding her religious, immigrant dad, she turns to a podcast to anonymously share her thoughts, where she comes face to face with the question “What’s the point of having a voice if you’re gonna be silent in the moments that you know you shouldn’t be?”
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