"I call myself a citizen artist, because one of the things I do is try to get my playwrights — especially my graduate playwrights — interested in the world. It’s about how you connect art to culture and community here and now, and how we are vital to the expression of our community..."
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Theatre directorsPolitical activistsPlaywrights from the United StatesHispanic AmericansArtists from Los Angeles
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On calling himself a “citizen artist” in “The Artist as Leader: Luis Alfaro” (Thomas S. Kenan Institute for the Arts)
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