Begonya Plaza-Rosenbluth
Begonya Plaza-Rosenbluth is an accomplished theatre, television, and film actor, singer, author, and filmmaker. She wrote and acted in Teresa's Ecstasy, a two-act/three-character play that premiered Off-Broadway at New York City's Cherry Lane Theatre, published by Broadway Play Publishing Inc. Ms. Plaza-Rosenbluth's writing is included in 2013 The Best Women's Stage Monologues, The Write Launch, BeBarBar, Beyond Words, and the books: Silver Tongued Devil Anthology / Rimes of the Ancient Mariner, and 2023 Rogue Scholars Anthology. Her documentaries have traveled the festival circuit including the Tribeca Film Festival, and Havana Film Festival. Ms. Plaza-Rosenbluth has been directed by Philip Seymour Hoffman, Michael Mann, Clint Eastwood, Oliver Stone among others, and has acted opposite some of the finest actors in the film industry. Her short story Dalí Esque-Apades is based on her screenplay about Salvador Dalí, narrated and available on YouTube. Currently she is working on a solo-play about quantum physics and consciousness.
A Traveling Cloud
After spending a year in Northern Spain with my father’s sister’s family, I reunited with my parents and siblings in Bogotá, Colombia, instead of our home in Los Angeles, California. My parents were starting over again from scratch and setting up shop to establish themselves. Mom, who was a perpetual optimist, had recently hit the jackpot, and with an endless display of excitement she was paying-off debts, shopping for new home furniture, and preparing for my milestone birthday celebration.
Creative Nonfiction
Issue 85, July 2024
Issues Archive
“Solomon’s Song”
Sleepless cities hate shutting down, but also,
Distancing protocols dismantle congregations in dozy towns.
Trauma afflicts the already jobless.
New York nights avoid turning dark & idle,
Yet theatres close-down & spotlights shut-off,
Covid has proven that seductive consumptions are not worth the cough.
Distancing protocols dismantle congregations in dozy towns.
Trauma afflicts the already jobless.
New York nights avoid turning dark & idle,
Yet theatres close-down & spotlights shut-off,
Covid has proven that seductive consumptions are not worth the cough.
Poetry
Issue 61, May 2022
Issues Archive
Begonya Plaza-Rosenbluth
Begonya Plaza-Rosenbluth is an accomplished theatre, television, and film actor, singer, author, and filmmaker. She wrote and acted in Teresa's Ecstasy, a two-act/three-character play that premiered Off-Broadway at New York City's Cherry Lane Theatre, published by Broadway Play Publishing Inc. Ms. Plaza-Rosenbluth's writing is included in 2013 The Best Women's Stage Monologues, The Write Launch, BeBarBar, Beyond Words, and the books: Silver Tongued Devil Anthology / Rimes of the Ancient Mariner, and 2023 Rogue Scholars Anthology. Her documentaries have traveled the festival circuit including the Tribeca Film Festival, and Havana Film Festival. Ms. Plaza-Rosenbluth has been directed by Philip Seymour Hoffman, Michael Mann, Clint Eastwood, Oliver Stone among others, and has acted opposite some of the finest actors in the film industry. Her short story Dalí Esque-Apades is based on her screenplay about Salvador Dalí, narrated and available on YouTube. Currently she is working on a solo-play about quantum physics and consciousness.
A Traveling Cloud
After spending a year in Northern Spain with my father’s sister’s family, I reunited with my parents and siblings in Bogotá, Colombia, instead of our home in Los Angeles, California. My parents were starting over again from scratch and setting up shop to establish themselves. Mom, who was a perpetual optimist, had recently hit the jackpot, and with an endless display of excitement she was paying-off debts, shopping for new home furniture, and preparing for my milestone birthday celebration.
Creative Nonfiction
Issue 85, July 2024
Issues Archive
“Solomon’s Song”
Sleepless cities hate shutting down, but also,
Distancing protocols dismantle congregations in dozy towns.
Trauma afflicts the already jobless.
New York nights avoid turning dark & idle,
Yet theatres close-down & spotlights shut-off,
Covid has proven that seductive consumptions are not worth the cough.
Distancing protocols dismantle congregations in dozy towns.
Trauma afflicts the already jobless.
New York nights avoid turning dark & idle,
Yet theatres close-down & spotlights shut-off,
Covid has proven that seductive consumptions are not worth the cough.
Poetry
Issue 61, May 2022
Issues Archive