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The Miami Herald on TEMFest 2012


Spanish language theater, TEMFest, begins third season

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sandra-ernesto-garcia-temsBY CHRISTINE DOLEN - The Miami Herald

Ernesto and Sandra García are dreamers who have learned, of necessity, how to transform creative ideas into reality with very little money. Since winning a visa lottery that brought them to Miami from Cuba in 1995, the Garcías have started a clearinghouse website for Spanish-language theater worldwide, created their Teatro en Miami Studio above a Little Havana tire shop and, in 2010, launched a festival to celebrate made-in-Miami theater en español.
Not that any of this has been easy. Playwright and director Ernesto García, whose Drume negrita will have its world premiere on Friday, is usually as determined as his optimistic wife. But he does admit that sometimes, on his darkest days, “I feel that I am plowing in the ocean.”
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