Kissing Fidel
by Eduardo Machado


What readers are saying
Readers find 'Kissing Fidel' to provide a unique perspective on the American immigrant experience, exploring themes of repression and the quest for opportunity. The play resonates with audiences, highlighting personal stories within a broader narrative of struggle and resilience.
Synopsis
Kissing Fidel is set in an upscale Miami funeral home, where a Cuban-American family has gathered for its matriarch's final rights.
The black sheep of the family, a successful novelist who has used his relatives as the source material for his books, much to their horror and pride, unexpectedly returns, announcing that he plans to return to Cuba to kiss and forgive Fidel Castro.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Osvaldo Marques his father in his 60s |
Miriam Marques his aunt, Osvaldo's sister in her early 50s |
Yolanda Hernandez another aunt, his mother's sister in her early 50s |
Daniel his cousin, Miriam's son, thirty |
Ismael his cousin from Cuba, twenty-five |
Oscar Marques a novelist in his 40s |
Publication
Kissing Fidel is a comedy play written by Eduardo Machado and published by Samuel French (2006).
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