Somebody’s Children, written by José Casas and directed by Ricky Quintana, introduces us to five teenagers who are part of a subculture that isn’t shown or explored in the media in any depth. These kids are homeless, and they, along with their families, stay in a rundown motel known as the El Dorado, one of many such motels in horrific condition in their area of the city. These families live in a world where every day is a challenge, and the idea of home is temporary at best. The teens tell their stories through a series of vignettes that paint a picture of their lives and the cruel realities in which they struggle to survive — all doing so in the shadow of Disneyland: The Happiest Place on Earth. Yet, through it all, this group of friends reminds us that hope can exist in even the harshest conditions. Admission is free. Call 216-987-4535 or email ricky.quintana@tri-c.edu for information.