This is a play about loss and recovery, of dreams and memories. Like Tennessee Williams at his best, Cruz plays with reality and relationships. We can't rely on what we learn; we can't rely on what we feel. And like Williams, Cruz is not afraid of sexuality, exploring some of its more disruptive aspects. -Miami New Times. "Cruz explores all kinds of loss in HORTENSIA AND THE MUSEUM OF DREAMS: lost childhood, lost freedom, lost innocence. Yet he infuses HORTENSIA with joy, with desire, with humor and hope and healing." -Miami Herald.