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ADAN Y JULIO Y LA FRONTERA 2003

a gay romance in two exciting acts

Set against the violent backdrop of the Texas/Mexico border in 2003, this action-packed romance follows Adan, a teenage assassin hell bent on getting revenge against the drug lord who killed his entire family. But his plans are turned upside down when he falls in love with Julio; the drug lord's son. He wants nothing more than to runaway with this beautiful creature across the Rio Grande and escape the fates they seem destined to endure, but fate has other plans. Drag Queens and hit men go toe to toe in this dangerous romance filled with adventure that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

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LOVE THEME
FOR ADAN Y JULIO

Sung by Jose Sepulveda and Michael McCorry Rose

Though Adan y Julio y la Frontera 2003 is not a musical, there is music in the play, including this soaring curtain-call anthem that gives the audience the catharsis they need after tragedy ensues.

Photos of Jose Sepulveda & Manuel Stark Santos 
ADAN Y JULIO Y LA FRONTERA 2003

photos by Matthew Murphy

Poster designed by Luis Urrutia
photo by Matthew Murphy
photo by Matthew Murphy
photo by Matthew Murphy
photo by Matthew Murphy

ADAN Y JULIO Y LA FRONTERA 2003
AT VARIATIONS THEATRE CO.

Pictures from the developmental reading of Adan y Julio y la Frontera 2003 at Variations Theatre Co. in 2021.

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ADAN Y JULIO Y LA FRONTERA 2003

a virtual reading with Chaos Theatre Collective in 2021

DEVELOPMENTAL HISTORY

  • Primary Stages, Developmental Reading (2011)

  • O'Neill semi-finalist (2013)

  • Lone Star Theatre, Staged Reading (2013)

  • Viva San Antonio, Staged Reading (2014)

  • Lone Star Theatre, Off-Broadway production; canceled due to lack of funding (2014)

  • Chaos Theatre Collective,  Developmental Reading (2021)

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