Review: Christine Quintana's El Terromoto shakes things up at Tarragon Theatre with its inspired approach to adaptation

El Terromoto becomes more entirely engaging once it is shaken up – and leaves behind Chekhov’s brand of realism for a different genre that’s more Latin American

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