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‘All you have is your voice’: ‘Fade’ explores TV writers’ room culture clash
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‘All you have is your voice’: ‘Fade’ explores TV writers’ room culture clash

Audible, the company known for its audiobooks, is going back in time and developing radio plays. That includes “Fade,” which follows a novelist from Chicago named Lucia. After moving to Hollywood to become a TV writer, she has a hard time adjusting because it’s her first writers’ room, and because she’s Latina. Lucia later finds out she’s a diversity hire. Her only friend at her new job is Abel, the office janitor.

“Fade” director Tanya Saracho says the show’s premise is partially inspired by her own first-year experiences as a TV writer, which she initially adapted into a stage production.

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Tanya Saracho Wants to Empower Latine Voices and Stories Through Ojalá Ignition Lab
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Tanya Saracho Wants to Empower Latine Voices and Stories Through Ojalá Ignition Lab

Talking about Latines in television and theater is impossible without mentioning the name Tanya Saracho. A Mexican-American actress, playwright, and screenwriter, Saracho is especially known for being one of the vanguardists who transformed what Jill Soloway called “the female gaze” into the “Latina gaze” — a way of putting the Latina perspective center stage.

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