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“Real Women Have Curves” also illustrates the joy, the community and the cultural ties that strengthen Ana and her loved ones. “Representation matters,” says [actor Satya] Chávez. “Our stories are a way in which we prove our humanity, a way in which other people look into our world.”

“I made a decision a few years ago that I wanted to really find ways [to] empower and give a voice to the Latin community. I’m not a political person, but I want to have a hand in igniting conversation,” [says Director Sergio Trujillo].

[Actor Yvette] González-Nacer [says,] “‘Real Women Have Curves’ is a powerful and accessible window into the lives of these women and truly a celebration of Latina women with bodies and dreams in all shapes and sizes.”

When it comes to adaptation, I have to have a burning need to tell the story myself, it has to strike something personal in me…and it has to shed light on this moment in time.

The Boston Planning and Development Agency approved an innovative new University project in Allston that will serve as the new home for the A.R.T. and add 276 residential units amid a housing crunch in Greater Boston.