Papi, Me and Cesar Chavez

Nestor was last seen in FOR THE LOVE OF DOG at The Stage in Burke Junction and THE HOMBRES at Capital Stage. A graduate of Solano College Actor Training Program, he dedicates his performance to the memory and legacy of his beloved teacher, mentor and friend Carla Spindt. Most notably at B Street Theatre he has appeared in ON AN OPEN FLAME, DIA DE LOS CUENTOS and A CHRISTMAS CAROL; BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND CRAZY at Capital Stage; SUNSETS AND MARGARITAS at Theatreworks; ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST and THE FOREIGNER at Solano Repertory Theatre; and DRACULA at Solano College Theatre. Thank you for supporting live theatre and enjoy the show!

Eduardo Enrikez (Cesar) is excited to join the B Street Theatre family. Eduardo was in the original London West End production of the musical, On Your Feet, the story of Emilio and Gloria Estefan (London Coliseum); he reprised his role as Emilio in a production at The Moonlight Amphitheatre. He recently finished a season at PCPA as Teaching artist and appearing in The Secret Garden as Archie, Mother Road as Martin Jodes and Into the Woods as Wolf/Cinderella’s prince. He starred in Karen Zacarias Production Of DESTINY OF DESIRE at South Coast Repertory which went on the play at THE GOODMAN, OREGON SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL, CINCINNATI PLAYHOUSE. His other West End/European credits include The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged, Eating Raoul, Time Square Angel, Saturday Night Fever, Hair, Dangerous Games. Regional credits include Destiny of Desire; American Mariachi; Chris in Miss Saigon; Vittorio Vidal in Sweet Charity; Emcee in Cabaret; A Christmas Carol, La Havana Madrid, Blood Brothers; Is This Any Way to Start a Marriage; Ragtime; The Musical of Musicals, The Musical!; Love Songs—A Musical; Bat Boy: The Musical; Hercules On Normandie and Schoolhouse Rock. His film and television credits include Sin Frontera, Stigma, Emilio, Jornada al norte, Dog Tags, Immigrant, Infertile Hearts, “The Bridge,” “Locked up Abroad” and “Bluff.” He wrote the musical ILCAHUILIA (to forgive) which recently had a reading in NY and a workshop in Los Angeles. @eduardoenrikez.

Suzanna Guzmán is thrilled to be making her B Street Debut. A two-time Emmy Award-winning and Grammy-nominated opera singer, Guzmán produced, wrote and hosted Sunday Evening Opera for KMOZART and hosted the series “Open Call’ for PBS. Recent theatre appearances include: Mother in AMAHL (Kennedy Center), Abuela Claudia (Rubicon Theatre Company), Mother Abbess (McCoy Rigby), Luz in CARAVAN OF WOMEN with Mass Opera in Boston MA. Thanks to all the cast and creatives at B Street. !Que Viva! www.suzannaguzman.com

Gabriela is excited to be making her B Street Theatre debut. Favorite credits include Margaret/Conrade in Much Ado About Nothing (Stella Adler Studio), Martha Cratchit in A Christmas Carol (Actors Theatre of Louisville), and Isabela in Lola (Playwrights Horizons Downtown). Most recently, Gabriela was Witch 1 in Macbeth as part of the Sacramento Shakespeare Festival. She received a BFA in Drama from NYU Tisch and completed Actors Theatre of Louisville apprenticeship program. A Sacramento native, she attended Tsukamoto, Beitzel, Smedburg, and Sheldon. Gabriela is grateful to her family for their unwavering belief, her partner Luis for his constant support, and for Sacramento for raising her. @gabby_franky

PAPI, ME AND CESAR CHAVEZ is Camila’s first production with B Street! A Colombian-born- LA-based actor with a soft spot for new works, Camila originated the role of Magda in Ghost Road Theater Company’s The Dry Years and the role of Sabina in Las Mujeres Del Mar directed by Diane Rodriguez. During her time at UCLA, Camila played Fabiola in the West Coast premier of Tanya Saracho’s Mala Hierba and Lydia in Octavio Solis’ Lydia. Camila is grateful to celebrate a dire and impactful labor movement.

Anthony D'Juan is a Sacramento, California director-playwright-dramaturg who has been active since 1996. He served as assistant & protégé to Ed Claudio from 1997-2005.

Playwriting credits include THEORY OF THE DREAM, SAFE AT HOME: THE JACKIE ROBINSON STORY, KEEPING THE DREAM ALIVE, MEN IN RIFFS, 3: BLACK GIRL BLUES (with Danielle Moné Truitt), THIS IS HOW IT HAPPENED, THE PURVEYORS, US & THE REST OF ‘EM, BIRDMOCKING and ANY’PERSON.

Directing credits include SUBURBIA, OTHELLO, FIVE WOMEN WEARING THE SAME DRESS, A CLOCKWORK ORANGE (THE MUSICAL), ENDGAME (Best Drama, 2004), BASH, OUR TOWN, THE SEAGULL, THE DUMB WAITER, A TIGER WITHOUT MERCY (world premier), BOOTYCANDY & SKELTON CREW (both at Big Idea Theater), THE MOUNTAINTOP, PASS OVER & THE ROYALE (all three at Capital Stage), TOPDOG/UNDERDOG & DIRECT FROM DEATH ROW: THE SCOTTSBORO BOYS (both at Celebration Arts Theater) and 3: BLACK GIRL BLUES (the Sofia, Home of B Street Theatre).