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Staging the Self: Conchi León and the Auto/biographical Act

Jacqueline Bixler is Distinguished Professor of Spanish at Virginia Tech, where she currently serves as Director of the School of Performing Arts. She also serves as Editor of the Latin American Theatre Review. Her books include: Convention and Transgression: The Theatre of Emilio Carballido (1997), Voces en el umbral: El teatro de Rascón Banda (co-edited with Stuart Day, 2005; Voices on the Threshold: The Theater of Rascón Banda), Trans/Acting: Latin American and Latino Performance (co-edited with Laurietz Seda, 2009), and Historias para ser contadas. El teatro de Alejandro Ricaño (2021; Stories to Be Told: The Theater of Alejandro Ricaño).