Real Women Have Curves is a play about a group of strong women who learn to love themselves as they are. The play highlights the reality of living as a Mexican immigrant, with and without papers, and the exploitation of immigrants in the US.

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The sound design of this play is very minimal based off of the script, but the director and designer found n additional character: the radio. Through a combination of effects and special use of speakers in the set, the radio became its own presence onstage.

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Written by: Josephina Lopez

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Directed by: Adriana Dominguez

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​Performed in the Wise Family Theatre