rodrigo: well, teatro vision, we produce the plays. so, we choose the material that we're going to produce. and right now, we are working under the model of creating new works. so, we are the ones that are working on the plays that we are wanting to present. we were presenting "macario," we presented for 4 years. this year, we are presenting a new play, but we're already working on the play that we will be producing next year. so, we produce--we produce our own work, and we invite people to come and submit work, definitely, for consideration. and we also invite people to be part of the plays. we are having auditions on may 20 and 21 at the mexican heritage plaza. and for anyone who's interested to be in our shows, they can contact us and audition. damian: that's for any of the obras that are coming up with teatro vision? rodrigo: yes. damian: well, talk about the one coming up in october. rodrigo: well, "la muerte baila," it's a very, very fun play about dia de los muertos. it's written by rebecca martinez from milagro theatre in portl

and today, a tardeada by teatro vision, plus the hola run, and the consul por un dia, on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin today with forgiveness day. that's at the san jose public library. elizabeth castaneda and nancy macias are my guests here on the show. forgiveness day? i mean, what better way to title a program like this. welcome to the show. tell us about forgiveness day. elizabeth castaneda: so, basically the library's going through a lot of different types of access programs they're offering to the public, and so we want people to have access to all their services, all the books, and materials, the online learning services that we offer. and so, we have been starting new programs and just kind of getting them going. and so, the forgiveness program you're referring to,