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WORKSHOP SCHEDULE
Monday, March 21, 7-830pm PST INTO THE PSYCHOANALYTIC JUNGLE A Brazilian Approach to Writing Plays about Social and Environmental Justice A lecture by Dr. Rafael Duarte Oliveira Venancio of Sao Paolo To enroll: Mondays, March 1 – April 12 DEVELOPING THE DIRECTORIAL CONCEPT 7-9pm PST in script-based productions A six-course workshop exploring directing. coursework will be centered around a an environmental justice play. Instructor: Alberto Lomnitz of Mexico City To enroll:
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Teremoto/EarthQuake is a festival of workshops, poems, plays and music by diverse voices of Latin American countries and of Latinx in the U.S., each considering an element - Fire, Air, Earth, Water, Tech or Waste – and how this element gives life to or destroys their world. Plays, monologues, poems, and songs bring us to settings like the underground rivers of Buenos Aires, the waterways of the Amazon, the Brazilian savannah, the streets of Mexico City and a medical waste facility in Vernon, California, introduce us to Mozambican Brazilian, Latinx and Argentine and Venezuelan poets and characters like a Tupi Hades, a Nahuatl fire eater, a burning California redwood, and a Mexican actor stuck in a tree-planting performance gone wrong. Together, the voices of Latin America will bring us into the heart of nature, move us and unite us in finding what is most elemental to our existence. Can the Earth move you? Join the EarthQuake and find out!
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE Friday, March 26, 6pm PST TERREMOTO/EARTHQUAKE Part I* Mexico City, Mexico, 7:00 pm CST New York, USA, 9:00 pm EDT Buenos Aires, Argentina, 10:00 pm ART São Paulo, Brazil, 10:00 pm BRT Sunday, March 28, 430pm PST TERREMOTO/EARTHQUAKE, Part II** Mexico City, Mexico, 5:30 pm CST New York, USA, 7:30 pm EDT Buenos Aires, Argentina, 8:30 pm ART São Paulo, Brazil, 8:30 pm BRT Friday, April 9, 6pm PST TERREMOTO/EARTHQUAKE, Part II Mexico City, Mexico, 7:00 pm CST New York, USA, 9:00 pm EDT Buenos Aires, Argentina, 10:00 pm ART São Paulo, Brazil, 10:00 pm BRT Sunday, April 11, 430pm PST TERREMOTO/EARTHQUAKE, Part I Mexico City, Mexico, 5:30 pm CST New York, USA, 7:30 pm EDT Buenos Aires, Argentina, 8:30 pm ART São Paulo, Brazil, 8:30 pm BRT TICKETS AVAILABLE Tickets for the each of Part I and Part Ii are $15.00 each or $25.00 for both shows, either live or recorded for on-demand viewing and are available at *TERREMOTO/EARTHQUAKE PART I WORK CREATOR DESCRIPTION Acuario (Aquarium) Sol Schiller A multimedia piece exploring the pollution of the sea in Argentina Monetofágicos Thiago Neves A Brazilian play about money and garbage Ritual / O Dador de Memórias / Morgado Mbalate Mozambic Brazilian poems Odisseia da Alma / Africanizando (Ritual/The Giver of Memories/ Soul Odyssey/Africanizing Dragão de Ferro Stélio Rafael A song about forest devastation, animal killings and Native genocide (Iron Dragon) Y si fuera agua de lluvia? Abigail Jottar Accompanied by cellist and sounds, Ms. Jottar tells s (And if it were rainwater?) story of how rain harvesting can save Mexico City Mi Casa (My House) Gloria Garcia Stanley Bay Area actor will perform her poem and sing a traditional song La Llorona (The Weeping Woman) Charismatic Megaflora Linda Amayo-Hassan Bay Area playwright writes of two brothers who meet with an old- growth redwood who has been nearly destroyed by the fires. Everything is Shaking Delbis Cardena Venezuelan poet and actor performs his own poems. My Body is Our Body Green Placenta Iliana Munoz A performer is invited to participate in an artistic intervention planting 20 trees in a sidewalk in Mexico City. It becomes a complete mess. ** TERREMOTO/EARTHQUAKE PART II WORK CREATOR DESCRIPTION O Fantasma de Gonçalves Dias Rafael Duarte On the Maranhao coast of Brazil, an Instagram (The Ghost of Gonçalves Dias) Oliveira Venancio influencer meets with the ghost of poet Gonçalves Dias and Anhangá a Tupi Hades, Casca Raiz Origem e Tempo Adryana Ryal A play about Brazilian shamans and herbalists. (Casca Raiz Origin and Time) Se uma árvore pudesse falar? Edgar Bueno A song taped in the Brazilian “cerrado” (a kind of (If a tree could speak?) savannah) using instruments made of recycled materials. Corrente Líquida Diogo Mattos A play about the hydric crisis in Amapá (an Amazon (Net Current) region Brazilian State) and São Paulo La ciudad de los arroyos invisibles Mariana Vily A memory play about the flooding of Buenos Aires’ (The City of Invisible Streams) underground waterways Body Politic Leticia Duarte A poem written and performed by Bay Area actor ¡Y se hizo la luz! (Let there be light!) Frida Tovar Velazquez Based on a Nahuatl ritual. If a flare falls in the middle of the forest and there is no one to extinguish it, does the forest actually catch fire? Biohazardous Wasteland Aaron Higareda An adaptation of T.S. Elliot's The Waste Land from the perspective of a Chicano working in a Vernon, CA medical waste disposal facility. All pieces will be in Spanish, Portuguese or English with subtitles |
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