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Esperanza Rising

Scott Colson

May 12, 2014

Lucas Spenser

Ramona, played by Camilla Aguilar (l), and Sixto, played by Morgan Phillips (r), sing a song at the thirteenth birthday party of their daughter Esperanza; during the dress rehearsal of Esperanza Rising in the Studio Theatre at Palomar College Thursday April 24, 2014. (Lucas Spenser/The Telescope)

Hortensia, played by Monique Barbor (left), Ramona, played by Camilla Aguilar (center), and Esperanza, played by Maya Zamora (lower right), huddle together and watch their home burn to the ground, during the dress rehearsal of Esperanza Rising, Thursday April 24, 2014 in the Studio Theatre. Lucas Spenser/Telescope.

Esperanza, played by Myra Zamora, receives a doll for her birthday from her father Sixto, played by Morgan Phillips, during the dress rehearsal of Esperanza Rising Thursday April 24, 2014 in the Studio Theatre at Palomar College. Lucas Spenser/Telescope.

Hortensia, played by Monique Barbor (left), and Ramona, played by Camilla Aguilar (right), mourn the death of Ramona's husband Sixto at his funeral during the dress rehearsal of Esperanza Rising, Thursday April 24, 2014. Lucas Spenser/Telescope.

Ramona, played by Camilla Aguilar (left), and Sixto, played by Morgan Phillips (right), sing a song at the thirteenth birthday party of their daughter Esperanza; during the dress rehearsal of Esperanza Rising in the Studio Theatre at Palomar College Thursday April 24, 2014. Lucas Spenser/Telescope.

Ramona, played by Camilla Aguilar, awaits her husbands return from a stand-oof with the Bandito's encroaching their land. Dress rehearsal of th Esperanza Rising in the Studio Theatre at Palomar College Thursday April 24, 2014. Lucas Spenser/Telescope.

Esperanza, played by Myra Zamora, cuts the first grapes for the fall harvest, during the dress rehearsal of Esperanza Rising Thursday April 24, 2014 in the Studio Theatre at Palomar College. Lucas Spenser/Telescope.

Esperanza Rises

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Palomar Performing Arts Department performed ‘Esperanza Rises’, which ran at the Howard Brubeck Theatre from April 25 to May 4.

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