Johnny Montenegro is an ICE agent trying to put back the pieces of his life after an ugly incident in the field got him suspended from duty. While arresting a man he had already deported two years earlier, he was called a traitor to his race and he beat the accuser half to death, but he couldn’t shake the idea that had been planted within him: was he a traitor to his race? Equipped with only his commands Johnny embarks on an odyssey as he searches for the truth about his country, his culture, and his memory. However with every answer that he finds, there is something inside of him that becomes less clear. His quest to clear his conscience leads him from strip bars to courtrooms to hospitals to morgues, as he seeks the validation he needs to continue living complicitly.

Aztec Pirates and the Insignificance of Life on Mars by David Davila is directed by Sofia Ubilla, featuring Alexandra Castro, Ollie Corchado, *Lillian Andrea De León, *Jorge Sánchez Díaz, *Carmen Lamar Gonzalez, *Maria Isabella Rojas, Marlon Xavier and Kayla Zanakis.

Content Advisory: This play deals with Depression, Self-harm, Police Brutality, Sexual Trauma, Domestic Violence, Gun Violence, War.

This production was produced by Lone Star Media and 100% funded by the community. 

*These Actors are appearing courtesy of Actors' Equity Association. This is an Equity Approved Showcase.