Maria, Alida Holguín Wilson-Gunn hails from Arizona, where she was director of Borderlands Theater’s Education Outreach Programs for the past 7 seasons. As an actress some of her Borderlands credits include: Alice, Lidless; Jocasta, Oedipus el Rey and Christina, Electricidad, both by Luis Alfaro; Esmeralda, Earthquake Chica; Picuka, Oliver Mayer’s Conjunto; and the Bride, Bodas de Sangre. Other credits include: Kate, Rouge Theaters’ Immortal Longings; Frida Kahlo, Still Life with Chamber Music Plus; Abby, Fiction for Beowulf Alley (nominated for MAC award; best actress 06); Killer, Killer in Love with Camilla’s Theater, NY; and her own one-woman show Vein, NY. Alida has also appeared in several independent films and television commercials.
Born in Queretaro, Mexico. He started as a street performer when he was still a teenager. Arriving in Oregon at age 18, he went on to receive a B.A. from Western Oregon University, aided by a 4 year grant from the David S. Brody Scholarship for Bicultural students. A former community organizer, community radio engineer for PCUN and project manager for CAPACES Leadership Institute, he returns to Milagro after his last performance in Milagro’s production The shrunken head of Pancho Villa (2005) and the stage reading of Machos (2013). Erubiel currently leads his own company focused on providing technological support to the Latino artist and the community.
Jose, Ajai Terrazas-Tripathi, is originally from Corvallis, Oregon, where he graduated from Oregon State University with a degree in Theatre Arts. During his time at OSU he performed in many memorable roles in such plays as Much Ado About Nothing, Woyzek, The Silent Woman, and An Adult Evening with Shel Silverstein. Ajai has also directed and produced recently Stories of Discrimination, two original plays The Death Rattle, and The Anti-Bullying Project, both based on real life stories in Corvallis. This is his fourth year with Milagro touring as a performer and teaching artist, he also assists with grant writing and development efforts.

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