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Francisco Mendoza
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Writer, American Theatre
Brooklyn
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Biography
Francisco Mendoza is an Argentinian writer currently living in Brooklyn, NY after spending several years in Brazil. His writing spans theater, prose, audio, and the screen, and he also works as a freelance journalist, teacher, and marketing consultant. notrealmendoza.com
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By Francisco Mendoza| I Am Not The Real Mendoza@ Artwork for a German staging of Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by director Dietrich Hilsdorf, 1999 When the Gone Girl movie adaptation was announced, having recently finished the book, I remember thinking that Rosamund Pike’s challenge was going to be playing three different characters (the following opener is riddled with spoilers but, come on, it’s been ten years): Amy as she portrays herself in her diaries, and by extension how she’s seen by society at large (basically, a White...
By Francisco Mendoza| I Am Not The Real Mendoza@ I’ve realized lately that I’m low-key obsessed with etymology. The other day, I remembered a factoid I learned in school about how English, in spite of not being a Latin language, owes around 60% of its vocabulary to it (whether this is true or not I do not know and don’t feel in the mood to verify).
By Francisco Mendoza| I Am Not The Real Mendoza@ This summer, the Immigrant Theatermakers Advocates initiative had its first-ever happy hour — which is a fancy way of saying I bothered my co-founders to do it and they were like “Francisco stop crowding the group chat” so I just booked a place and told our community to come. “Wait, you made a happy hour happen?” you ask.
Company Info
American Theatre