Reading of ‘Real Women Have Curves’ Free and Open to the Public

The UA Little Rock Department of World Languages will present a stage reading of “Real Women Have Curves” on Wednesday, April 20, at 6 p.m in the Stella Boyle Smith Performance Hall in the Fine Arts Building.

The play, written by Josefina López, is centered around five Mexican-American women who work in a sewing factory in East Los Angeles, California. The comedy is told from the perspective of Ana, the youngest of the five, who dreams of going to college and becoming a writer.

The play is free and open to the public, and will be performed by students in the U.S. Latino Literature and Cultures class.

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