The second play had a better script than the first. Special People of International Color is set at a talent agency Justin Seret played a slimy casting agent, Mr. Warren, in search of “Hispanic talent” to fill television and movie roles. The roles are only stereotypically negative Latino roles such as rapists, drug dealers, and prostitutes. Ivonne Droz, Jose Nunez, Chris Humphrey, and Jessica Benton played prospective actors at the agency for auditions. Nunez played Tomas—a less-than-veiled reference to his “Uncle Tom” behavior in the play—who is a cab driver willing to do anything if the money is right. Throughout the play, the other actors help Tomas to see that it is not worth selling your culture short for money. The ending is funny when the talent director unveils the new sign for his talent agency, named Special People of International Color. The acronym in big red letters—SPIC—made even Tomas see the true nature of the agency. The second play did a great job of presenting a very serious social issue in a digestible, provoking, and entertaining manner.