Mexican Hooker #1: And My Other Roles Since the Revolution

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Had he asked me, I might have advised against hiring a detective, as I am of the opinion that it should be a last-ditch effort, not the first line of defense. Like train tracks, they ran parallel, my ten-year-old self the only point of intersection if I lay down and spread my limbs apart like a snow angel. However Something Fierce focuses on her life in South America, while this one focuses on her life in Canada.

I was therefore surprised when the beginning of the story was a relatively quick overview of the author's time spent in Chile and Argentina during the heinous Pinochet era.

Trying to make it professionally in the world of drama is immensely difficult, but Aguirre just keeps at it.

But I stumbled upon this drink and figured "Hey, more people should know about this nasty concoction.C. Performers 2011 Lorena Gale Woman of Distinction Award, the 2012 Langara College Outstanding Alumnae Award, and has been nominated for the Jessie Richardson Theatre Award, the Dora Mavor Moore Award, and the prestigious Siminovitch Prize. Words left unsaid, verbal daggers sharpened after the fact, the things we'd confidently articulate should the source of our suffering somehow appear in front of us. Mix up tequila, tuna fish juice, and a few dashes of Tabasco sauce, and bang, you have yourself the Hot Mexican Hooker Shot. Carmen Aguirre is a Vancouver-based theatre artist who has worked extensively in North and South America. A powerful, heartfelt, and grippingly honest memoir of finding meaning in life and developing the strength to confront a childhood trauma.

I'll be looking for your performance pieces after reading this as you have a lot to say to the world.At the insistence of her theatre school instructors, she began therapy, which entailed a slow, painful examination of her past. The subject matter is dark and she went through so much but she does add lightness and humour to it which I don't think I could do. It’s no wonder that drama infuses every aspect of Carmen Aguirre’s life as she’s an actor and playwright, but once you factor in revolutionary, things get ramped up to a frantic level. The book opens as Aguirre is in an acting class in Vancouver and has a flashback to being raped when she was thirteen. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.