To clarify, the SAC Theatre production of “Pain of the Macho” opens on Friday, June 16.
It will run Friday and Saturday that first weekend, then Thursday through Sunday on the following weekends through July 2.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
Workshop with Rick Najera: “An Argument for Comedy in the Latino World”
Thursday, June 15 at 2 p.m.
McCreless Theater on the SAC campus
Free and open to the public.
 
Presentation by Rick Najera: “Illegal Comedy: A Latino Perspective”
Thursday, June 15 at 7:30 p.m.
McAllister Auditorium on the SAC campus
Free and open to the public. Sponsored by SAC Fine Arts and Cultural Events Series (FACES).
 

“Pain of the Macho” written by Rick Najera and presented by SAC Theatre Department.
Performances are set for 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays, June 16-July 1,
and 2:30 p.m. matinees on Sunday, June 25 and July 2.
(No show on Father’s Day, Sunday, June 18.)
 
Ticket prices: Free to all ACCD Students, Staff and Faculty.
$12 - General Admission; $8 for other students, military and seniors.  
Group rates (15 or more) are available by calling (210) 733-2726.
 
Tickets to the June 16 performance include admission to the Opening Night Reception where Rick Najera will be the guest of honor immediately following the 90-minute performance.
 
 “Pain of the Macho” (performed in English) is part of TeatroFEST 2006, the city-wide festival founded by the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center to celebrate the Latino voice in American theater. Written by Najera, the play is a wise and funny, yet sometimes stinging, satire of the Latin man.  There is humor and hope beneath the façade of the macho, and Najera captures the nobility, honesty, and ultimately, the pain of the macho.
 
Rick Najera is an award-winning director, producer, writer and actor whose writing credits include hit comedy shows such as MAD TV and In Living Color, and just recently, the writing and directing of CBS’s First Annual Multicultural Sketch Comedy Showcase.
 
The SAC acting company includes SAC Theatre students: T.J. Cantwell, Yinelly Arnold, Angela Ivette-Peña, Leonel Martel, Jaime Gonzalez, Osvaldo Delgado and Benito Lara.
 
For details, contact SAC Theatre instructor and director Charles Falcon at (210) 733-2726.