Miami Theater Meets Jail-Time

#TBT PRISON BREAKUP a Play by Tino Gonzalez-Kakouris @Micro Theater Miami Dir. Manny Rosario

starring Mark Hernandez and Carlos Villar.

Comedy PRISON BREAKUP - about two strangers Vince (Carlos Villar) and Eddie (Mark Hernandez) who find themselves in a prison cell and plot to dig their way out and into freedom.

This journey wouldn't had been the same without our multi faces and personalities, sexy and outrages Prison Guards.

Staring with Bombshell Guard Maria Angela Incorvaia.

Maria's tag-line was "Did you just call me a Dickhead!" in a very high, high pitched voice. Every time with more intensity than before which just made it impossible for us to forget.

Love you boo! <3

Fallowed by the wickedly funny Liz Viloria.

Liz interpreted many different versions of our Prison Guard - starting with this Sunburned Crazy Woman.

Then the Fortune Teller and the Blind Lady - from which comes her most remembered tagline "I may have lost my vision, but you know what I gained? __________" fill-in-the-black with whatever fist comes to your head - hilarious! I remember both Mark and I cracking up almost every time during performance.

"I said - No Funny Business!" Marianne Martinez closed the season with her bad-ass Prison Guard interpretation and also, finally allowed Eddie (Mark Hernandez) to come to terms with Sam Snotty Six Sneeze - a long time lost friendship.

Last, in between, front and back AND certainly not least our Dir. also Actor Manny Rosario guest star appearance with an unforgettable performance as our Prison Guard.

PRISON BREAKUP was overall an unforgettable experience :)

It opened the doors to Micro Theater Miami for the 1st time for me and many of us and brought with it new friendships and opportunities that I will be always thankful for.

Thank you to all of you who came and/or were part of this journey.

Special Thanks to Photographer Alfredo Armas for most of the photos for this production. And Photographer Harry Castiblanco.

Thanks to Knight Foundation, CCE Miami (Centro Cultural Español) and Micro Theater Miami