David Lozano

David Lozano serves as the Executive Artistic Director of Cara Mía Theatre Co. and specializes in writing, directing and producing bilingual plays for the Latino community in North Texas. Notable productions include To DIE:GO in Leaves, by Frida Kahlo (devised by Cara Mía’s artistic ensemble), Nuestra Pastorela (co-written with Jeffry Farrell), Crystal City 1969 (with Raul Trevño), The Dreamers: A Bloodline (devised by Cara Mía), and Deferred Action (with Lee Trull).

Undocumented Stories Have Always Mattered / Las Historias Sobre Los Indocumentados Siempre Han Importado

Essay

Undocumented Stories Have Always Mattered / Las Historias Sobre Los Indocumentados Siempre Han Importado

15 October 2017

A conversation between Alex Alpharaoh, David Lozano, and Karen Zacarías about the inspiration for and impact of their works that center the stories of people who are undocumented.

No Latinos Allowed

Essay

No Latinos Allowed

Dallas Mayor Re-imagines Art for Only 58 Percent of the City

8 May 2014

When I read the list of speakers on the mayor’s panel, it was made of six women, including five artists and one critic. In terms of racial diversity, only one was African-American and another was from Iran. The rest were white speakers. Where was the Latina? Dallas is an astounding 42 percent Latino and the mayor is going to “Re-Imagine Art in Dallas” without including anyone to speak on our behalf?