Dolores Obdulia Prida
1943 - 2013
General Information
Bio
(1943-2013) Playwright. Dolores Prida was born in Caibarien, Cuba, and died in Manhattan, New York. She was known for her longtime “Dolores Dice” (Dolores Says) advice column in Latina magazine. She also was a columnist for the Daily News of New York and for El Diario/La Prensa, a Spanish-language daily in New York City.
Full Name
Dolores Obdulia Prida
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OTHER
Ms. Prida attended Hunter College in Manhattan, New York.
1943
BIRTH
Dolores Obdulia Prida was born in Caibarien, Cuba, on September 5, 1943.
1961
RESIDENCE
Ms. Prida moved to New York City in 1961.
1967
LITWORK
Treinta y un poemas
Fancy Press Editors
Collection of poetry.
Fancy Press Editors
Collection of poetry.
1971
LITWORK
Women of the Hour
Collection of poetry.
Collection of poetry.
1977
LITWORK
Beautiful Se��oritas
Play.
Play.
1979
LITWORK
The Beggar's Soap Opera
Musical.
Musical.
1981
LITWORK
Coser y cantar (To Sew and to Sing)
Play.
Play.
1986
LITWORK
Pantallas
Play.
Play.
1991
LITWORK
Botanica
Play.
Play.
1999
LITWORK
Casa Propria (A House Of Her Own)
Comedy.
Comedy.
2000
LITWORK
Four Guys Named Jos�� ��� and Una Mujer Named Mar��a!
Play.
Play.
2013
DEATH
Dolores Prida died at Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan, New York, on January 20, 2013.
2013
INTERMENT
Dolores Prida was interred at First Calvary Cemetery in Long Island City, Queens, New York.
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