The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center 's and Our Lady of the Lake 's 24 th Street Players collaborate to bring a legendary Chicano play back to the Guadalupe Stage. ROOSTERS Written by Milcha Sanchez Scott Directed by Gypsy Pantoja   June 13, 14, 20, 21 at 8PM June 15 & 22 at 2PM Guadalupe Theater 1301 Guadalupe Street 210.271.3151 Admission is $10, $8 for Students, Seniors, and Military Roosters centers on the Morales family.  After 7 years in jail for manslaughter, Gallo returns to the roost, disrupting an already stressful home situation.  His main conflict is with his contemplative and questioning son. Hector, who has inherited a prize fighting rooster from his grandfather, wishes to sell the bird to help his family but Gallo wants to get into the cock pit.  Juana, the harried mother is just trying to keep her family happy and Chata, Gallo's overtly sexual sister has stopped in for a visit.  Meanwhile, in a world or her own making, Angela has learned to “blot out unpleasant reality by hiding under the porch”.		Last presented by the GCAC in 1988, this classic of Chicano drama will be returning to the Guadalupe Theater after 20 years. The 24 th Street Players have staged this iconic drama to elevate what has made this play timeless, showing the us that the conflicts in Roosters are ones that are still relevant, if not urgent, to a 21 st century audience.  For more information about Roosters contact Vincent Toro , Theater Arts Director, GCAC at (210) 271-3151 ext. 26, or via email at vincentt@guadalupeculturalarts.org or Gypsy Pantoja at (210) 434-6711 ext. 2730 or via email at gpantoja@lake.ollusa.edu . Vincent Toro Theater Arts Director Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center 1300 Guadalupe Street (210) 271-3151 ext. 26 vincentt@guadalupeculturalarts.org http://www.guadalupeculturalarts.org