Stanley said the group s repertoire is based on issues of Mexican women. But before performers make it to the big time on DCAC s stage, they must review the theater s manual that explains how the center assists performers and expectations for publicity and maintenance. Stanley said DCAC lists performances in a bimonthly calendar sent to all members of the center. He said the manual also has a guide for publicity. Stanley, a director himself, said the center also offers a theater lab with drama classes for all that want to learn the finer points of acting.
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