Review: In the Road Theatre's 'Nowhere on the Border,' a high-stakes journey north

Carlos Lacámara's play about the crossed lives of migrants, loved ones and the people trying to stop them unfolds in potent style in North Hollywood.

“Nowhere on the Border” opens with volunteer watchman Gary hastily calling authorities about a dead Mexican man — one he assumes to be an illegal immigrant — whom he finds in the middle of the desert.

Written by Carlos Lacámara and directed by Stewart J. Zully, “Nowhere on the Border” follows two story lines . The first starts with Gary keeping watch over Roberto, not realizing that the latter is merely sleeping. After Roberto wakes up, we learn that he was waiting for Border Patrol to retrieve a body that he had come across during his own watch.

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