Loisaida Inc.

CLOSED*
2015-12-15 09:00 - 2016-01-15 17:00 UTC | NY
*The center will be closed from Dec. 15th, 2015 – Jan. 15th, 2016

If you need to communicate with us please write us an email to info@loisaida.org
Expect more in 2016, it promises to be a full year of activities for the whole community.
Happy Holidays!
The Loisaida Inc. Center

The Poetics of Live Writing / Escritura-Acto
2016-02-02 18:30 - 21:30, 2016-02-04 18:30 - 21:30, 2016-02-09 18:30 - 21:30, 2016-02-11 18:30 - 21:30, 2016-02-16 18:30 - 21:30, 2016-02-18 18:30 - 21:30 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Escritura Acto/The Poetics of Live Writing
with Casa Cruz de la Luna Theater Company
Focusing on “escritura acto”-or the act of live computerized writing projected onstage- this workshop will develop a consciousness of the performer as another medium (medio, mediumnidad) interacting physically and energetically with other mediums (actors, spectators, objects, apparatuses, locations, programs) in performance. Exercises will explore the different mechanisms for generating tension through escritura acto, such as: disjunction (writing one content while speaking another); precognition (playing with expectations on how words and sentences are going to be completed): body kinetic responses to the writing as it is being produced; and the movement of texts through translation / dictation / reading /copying chains. The lab process will culminate in a presentation open to the public on the last day of class.

Requisites:
-18 years and older (we will also have a workshop for younger participants, stay tuned)
-Participants should be able to attend the 6 sessions since the work is cumulative and leading to a final performance.
-Participants will be asked to memorize short texts as assignments.
-Especially useful for theatre makers; performance, visual and sound artists; writers; students focused on literature and/or the performing arts; and people interested in transmedia narratives
Facilitator: Aravind E. Adyanthaya
This workshop is free, but space is limited!

Company Profile:
English: Casa Cruz de la Luna. Originally based in an old house in the historical district of the town of San Germán in the Southwest of Puerto Rico, Casa Cruz de la Luna, has as its mission the continuous study of the limits of the theatrical experience. Founded in 1998 by Aravind Enrique Adyanthaya, the group has engaged in experimental stagings of classical works by Jorge Luis Borges, Cervantes, García Lorca, Oscar Wilde and Maeterlinck, as well as the development of new plays by Puerto Rican authors such as José “Pepe” Liboy, Mayra Santos Febres, Carlos Canales, Jaime Carrero, Fátima Santana, Lina Nieves Avilés and Manuel Ramos Otero.
Since 2012, the company has begun to establish a second home-base in New York City, collaborating in joint projects with New York Theatre Workshop, Theatre for the New City, The Organization of Puerto Rican Artists (OP Art), LA TEA at the Clemente Soto Vélez Center, Pregones/PRTT and now The Loisaida Inc.Center.
Website: Click here.
Spanish: CASA CRUZ DE LA LUNA se fundó en 1997 con la visión de proveer un ámbito de movimiento para las artes y las humanidades en el área suroeste de la Isla. En el 1998 empieza a funcionar desde su base en la Calle Luna, Esquina de la Cruz en el distrito histórico del pueblo de San Germán. Su actividad se ha extendido desde actividades educativas y de presentación hasta la creación de una compañía profesional de teatro experimental. Desde el 1999, la Casa ha crecido como foro donde discursos sobre arte, sociedad y teoría se materializan a través de conferencias, exposiciones, talleres, proyectos de investigación y puestas escénicas. La inauguración de la Casa como galería (1999), la organización de la Biblioteca Marcos A. Ramírez (2001-3) y la participación de la compañía de teatro en giras y proyectos internacionales (desde el 2000) han servido de puntales para nuestra labores presentes y aspiraciones futuras.

For more information contact (646) 757-0522,
email info@loisaida.org, or visit loisaida.org.
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Feminism 101 (Group Discussion & Workshop)
2016-02-27 13:00 - 15:30 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Loisaida Inc. presents:
Introduction to Feminism Workshop (GROUP DISCUSSION)
2 Sessions – 1pm-3pm, Two Saturdays, February 27 and March 5, 2016
FREE, mixed gender, transgenerational (ages 15+), bilingual friendly (Spanish, English)
Moderated by: Las Marias Project

RSVP:

Did anyone ever tell you to “act like a lady” or “be a man”? Has anyone ever expected you can’t do something simply because of your gender? Or do you think women are often judged by their looks?
Feminism is about defending equality for men and women. It helps us reflect on conflicts we might see in society and within ourselves, as well as articulate motives and solutions. It’s about thinking things through, considering community and being proactive. Learning about feminism will help you be more fair towards both women and men, and respect others.
The workshops are a non-academic introduction to the ideas of feminism. Over the course of these two sessions we will talk about some basic feminist ideas (like “objectification” or “patriarchy”) and figure out what these mean to us by using our collective intelligence: talking about our own experiences and those of the group. Other topics discussed will include: feminism (what is it exactly?), gender roles, masculinity in crisis, and feminism around the world.
In our workshops we will all learn about feminist thinking, talk about our own experiences and think of ways in which we can advocate for gender justice.
Snacks will be served.
Questions? Email us at hellolasmarias@gmail.com or check out our website at www.lasmariasproject.com

Plenatorium Ensemble Workshops - Class #1
2016-03-05 13:00 - 15:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Loisaida Inc. presents:
Plenatorium Ensemble Workshops (Pandero, Güiro & Plena Dance)

RSVP:

Package includes: 4 Sessions, 1 Final presentation – 1pm, Four Saturdays, One Friday March 5 – March 26, 2016. at Loisaida Inc. Center. Transgenerational (ages 15+), bilingual friendly (Spanish, English)

Workshop schedule as follows:
– Saturday, March 5th: Class 1
one (1) hour of pandero instruction (basic seguidor, punteador & requinto),
one (1) hour of güiro instruction (basic rhythm & technique)
and one (1) hour of plena ensemble.
– Saturday, March 12th: Class 2
one (1) hour of pandero accompaniment instruction (seguidor, punteador & requinto for ensemble),
one (1) hour of güiro accompaniment instruction (rhythm & technique for ensemble)
and one (1) hour of plena ensemble.
– Saturday, March 19th: Class 3
one (1) hour ensamble and
one (1) hour of basic plena dance instruction
– Friday, March 25th: Class 4
two (2) hours of ensamble and
two (2) hours of plena dance instruction
– Saturday, March 26th: FINAL
plena Dance/Social with live plena ensemble

Feminism 101 (Group Discussion & Workshop)
2016-03-05 13:00 - 15:30 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Loisaida Inc. presents:
Introduction to Feminism Workshop (GROUP DISCUSSION)
2 Sessions – 1pm-3pm, Two Saturdays, February 27 and March 5, 2016
FREE, mixed gender, transgenerational (ages 15+), bilingual friendly (Spanish, English)
Moderated by: Las Marias Project

RSVP:

The workshops are a non-academic introduction to the ideas of feminism. Over the course of these two sessions we will talk about some basic feminist ideas (like “objectification” or “patriarchy”) and figure out what these mean to us by using our collective intelligence: talking about our own experiences and those of the group. Other topics discussed will include: feminism (what is it exactly?), gender roles, masculinity in crisis, and feminism around the world.
In our workshops we will all learn about feminist thinking, talk about our own experiences and think of ways in which we can advocate for gender justice.
Snacks will be served.
Questions? Email us at hellolasmarias@gmail.com or check out our website at www.lasmariasproject.com

Plenatorium Ensemble Workshops - Class #2
2016-03-12 13:00 - 16:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Loisaida Inc. presents:
Plenatorium Ensemble Workshops (Pandero, Güiro & Plena Dance)

RSVP:

Package includes: 4 Sessions, 1 Final presentation – 1pm, Four Saturdays, One Friday March 5 – March 26, 2016. at Loisaida Inc. Center. Transgenerational (ages 15+), bilingual friendly (Spanish, English)

Workshop schedule as follows:
– Saturday, March 5th: Class 1
one (1) hour of pandero instruction (basic seguidor, punteador & requinto),
one (1) hour of güiro instruction (basic rhythm & technique)
and one (1) hour of plena ensemble.
– Saturday, March 12th: Class 2
one (1) hour of pandero accompaniment instruction (seguidor, punteador & requinto for ensemble),
one (1) hour of güiro accompaniment instruction (rhythm & technique for ensemble)
and one (1) hour of plena ensemble.
– Friday, March 18th: Class 3
one (1) hour ensamble and
one (1) hour of basic plena dance instruction
– Saturday, March 19th: Class 4
two (2) hours of ensamble and
two (2) hours of plena dance instruction
– Saturday, March 26th: FINAL
plena Dance/Social with live plena ensemble

Community Screen Printing Workshops - Class #1
2016-03-15 19:00 - 21:00, 2016-03-17 19:00 - 21:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Hester Street Collaborative & Loisaida Inc. presents:
Community Screen Printing Workshops

RSVP:

Overview:
For a 2nd year, Hester Street Collaborative happy to announce that we are partnering with the Loisaida center to offer FREE Screen-printing workshops for immigrant, Asian and Latino communities on the Lower East Side. All skill levels are welcome, ages 16 and up.The workshop series will reflect the neighborhood tradition of art activism and cultural preservation. Art will be the vehicle that unites members of Asian and Latino immigrant communities to discuss, create and build the artistic capacity necessary for socio-cultural change. Our goal is to create opportunities to develop important artistic skills while sharing across differences that would not otherwise be possible. Workshops will be focused on current social justice issues – from immigrant rights to climate change to cultural identity. We will work with participants to increase their understanding of the built environment, expose them to art/design careers, develop age-specific art/design skills, and actively improve their neighborhood’s quality of life.

Plenatorium Ensemble Workshops - Class #3
2016-03-19 13:00 - 15:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Loisaida Inc. presents:
Plenatorium Ensemble Workshops (Pandero, Güiro & Plena Dance)

RSVP:

Package includes: 4 Sessions, 1 Final presentation – 1pm, Four Saturdays, One Friday March 5 – March 26, 2016. at Loisaida Inc. Center. Transgenerational (ages 15+), bilingual friendly (Spanish, English)

Workshop schedule as follows:
– Saturday, March 5th: Class 1
one (1) hour of pandero instruction (basic seguidor, punteador & requinto),
one (1) hour of güiro instruction (basic rhythm & technique)
and one (1) hour of plena ensemble.
– Saturday, March 12th: Class 2
one (1) hour of pandero accompaniment instruction (seguidor, punteador & requinto for ensemble),
one (1) hour of güiro accompaniment instruction (rhythm & technique for ensemble)
and one (1) hour of plena ensemble.
– Saturday, March 19th: Class 3
one (1) hour ensemble and
one (1) hour of basic plena dance instruction
– Friday, March 25th: Class 4
two (2) hours of ensamble and
two (2) hours of plena dance instruction
– Saturday, March 26th: FINAL
plena Dance/Social with live plena ensemble

Meet & Greet - Johnny Colón
2016-03-19 14:00 - 15:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Loisaida Inc. presents:
The Johnny Colón School of Music @ Loisaida Inc. Center

Music theory lessons for the younger set by the boogaloo music legend Johnny Colon. Divided into three groups ages; 8-10, 11-14 & 15-18. Bilingual friendly (Spanish, English)

Latin music legend and renown music teacher Johnny Colón revives the tradition of his famous uptown music school, now downtown at the Loisaida Center. An dynamic hands-on weekly series of ongoing music classes focused on Latin rhythms and sounds directly under the instruction of vocalist, multi-instrumenatlist, arranger and musical director Johnny Colón.
About Johnny Colón
Johnny Colón, was born in New York City to parents of Puerto Rican heritage. He is the director of the Johnny Colon Orchestra, founder of the legendary East Harlem Music School and widely recognized as a major and legendary contributor to the popular boogaloo sound of the 1960s.
Colón, a versatile vocalist, multi-instrumenatlist, arranger and musical director, became one of Latin music’s leading impresarios at the forefront of the new “Latin Boogaloo” sound when he formed the first Johnny Colon Orchestra in the mid 1960’s. He first found success in the world of salsa with his 1966 debut album”Boogaloo Blues” in 1966, which became a classic, selling over 3,000,000 copies worldwide, and which continues to be an anthem for this period on Latin music history. Colón’s hit “Boogaloo Blues” came out during a time of transition in the Latin music scene of New York years before there was such a thing as “salsa,” when the mambo craze was over and Puerto Ricans were coming of age in the city and the “Nuyorican” culture was emerging. As many of their peers went off to fight in Vietnam, some of New York’s younger Puerto Ricans were losing interest in Latin music and beginning to identify more with R&B hits in English than with the music of their roots. Johnny recorded several other notable tunes over the years, releasing five albums over the period 1967-72.
In 1968, with public funding and much of his own money, Colón founded the East Harlem Music School and offered free lessons to the community. His impact as a music instructor for more than three decades may be even greater than the effect of his recordings. Students like the singer Tito Nieves, percussionists Jimmy Delgado and Robin Loeb, bass player Rubén Rodríguez, and singer Marc Anthony would all go on to become stars in salsa and contemporary Latin music. By the mid-1990s, Colón was struggling to secure funding to maintain the school open. In 2004, unable to keep a permanent space for his school, Colón was given the opportunity to bring his brand of music education to New York City public schools. Today, as well as teaching in schools around the city, Colón has begun giving music classes to patients at drug treatment centers. He’s found a new location for his school at The Loisaida Inc. Center.
– Meet and Greet on Saturday, April 19 at Loisaida Inc. 710 East Ninth Street, New York, NY 10009
Stay tuned!

Community Screen Printing Workshops - Class #2
2016-03-22 19:00 - 21:00, 2016-03-24 19:00 - 21:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States

Plenatorium Ensemble Workshops - Class #4
2016-03-25 13:00 - 17:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States

Community Screen Printing Workshops - Class #3
2016-03-29 19:00 - 21:00, 2016-03-31 19:00 - 21:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States

How to Self Publish Your First Book
2016-03-30 18:00 - 20:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
La SoPA NYC and Loisaida Inc. presents
How To Self Publish Your First Book
A workshop talking about the process of publishing, editing and promoting your first book using low cost digital tools.
Speakers: Elisabet Velasquez & George Torres
3/30 – 6pm -8pm

Plenatorium Ensemble Workshops - Final Presentation
2016-04-02 14:00 - 17:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Loisaida Inc. presents:
Plenatorium Ensemble Workshops (Pandero, Güiro & Plena Dance)

– Saturday, March 26th: FINAL PRESENTATION
Plena Dance/Social with live plena ensemble

Community Screen Printing Workshops - Class #4
2016-04-05 19:00 - 21:00, 2016-04-07 19:00 - 21:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States

ANALOG STEAM+D BOOTCAMP - UPDATE
2016-04-06 18:00 - 21:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Event Description

Loisaida Inc. in partnership with NEEUKO Inc.
(PILOT) ANALOG S.T.E.A.M.+D INTENSIVE 3 DAY WORKSHOP

This is a FREE 3 days/3 hour workshop – However, we ask for a $50 non-refundable materials fee at time of registration. Fee can be paid in person at beginning of workshop, April 6th 2016.*

Dates & Time:

Friday, May 6th – Time: 6:00 – 9:00 PM
Saturday, May 7th – Time: 1:00 – 9400 PM
Sunday, May 8th – Time: 1:00 – 4:00 PM

Workshop is led by Alejandro Excia of NEEUKO Inc.

Day 1
Friday, May 6th – Time: 6:00 – 9:00 PM
DESIGN THINKING & PROBLEM RECOGNITION
Students will learn the basics of solution-based thinking. Exercises and case studies will teach participants how to think outside and apply effective brainstorming to the creation process.

Day 2
Saturday, May 7th – Time: 1:00 – 4:00 PM
HOW TO TELL YOUR STORY
This workshop will guide the student through the process of developing a narrative that will get your design noticed. This workshop will provide the graphic and communication skills needed to move the project into a selling pitch or a product development opportunity.

Day 3
Sunday, May 8th – Time: 1:00 – 4:00 PM
OPPORTUNITY RECOGNITION
Participants will develop easy qualitative and quantitative skills to assess whether ideas and designs have business potential. Assess whether your idea can lead to a viable business and how to turn your initial idea into a solid business concept.

About NEEUKO Inc.
NEEUKO@Sagrado is part of an innovative college ecosystem of the Sacred Heart University located in the heart of Santurce, Puerto Rico. In this space we promote an environment and the culture of open innovation and entrepreneurship, within a series of educational activities that may include lectures, interviews and book presentations. Neeuko encourages the community to bring their concept ideas and they will be guided through a process that it will enhance that idea into reality.
Bios
Javier De Jesus Martinez
Innovator, serial entrepreneur, design strategist, architect and urbanist with over 18 years of academic and professional experience. Outstanding career in Public Policy issues, Strategic Planning, University and Governmental Management, R&D and Commercialization. His combined understanding of the private sector with an extensive understanding of government processes informs his design thinking processes in the development strategies and methodologies among the diverse professionals and groups involved in urban socio economic projects. Javier has successful track record conceptualizing and implementing strategies to attract external competitive funding from federal and state government and private investors for educational institutions and non-profit community based organizations. Javier studied architecture at the University of Puerto Rico and at the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Sciences and Art in New York City. His thesis, Flatness as a memory of movement: A cartography of a nomad landscape was directed by John Q. Hedjuk. He had lectured in universities and professional forums within the United States, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Costa Rica, Colombia, Perú, Dominican Republic, Trinidad and Tobago, and China.
• Founder La’gencia Innovación Abierta 2014-present
• Founder and Dean School of Architecture Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico 2008-2014
• President-Creative Industries Advisory Council Puerto Rico Commerce and Export Company 2014-present
• Founder-CEO Adaptable Paths Strategies Investment and Resources-2007-2012
• Advisor to the Governor on Urbanism, Infrastructure and Environmental Affairs 2005-2007
• Director Design, Construction, Planning and Development Offiece University of Puerto Rico President’s
• Associate Dean-School of Architecture University of Puerto Rico
• Undergraduate Program Coordinator School of Architecture University of Puerto Rico
• Second Year Design Studio Coordinator School of Architecture University of Puerto Rico
Alejandro Excia
Alejandro Excia Studied his bachelors degree in architecture from the Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico. After Working for a year in a local art and architecture studio he pursued a double master in Domus Academy and Wales University achieving a degree in Product Design and a Master of Arts in Design respectively. His undergrad thesis dealt with consumerism strategies in order to revitalize dead public spaces within the city of Hato Rey, Puerto Rico. His curiosity for the phenomenon of consumerism carried through images and products helped him undertake his masters research in a creative way.
For his dissertation thesis “Creoelectric” he developed a design methodology derived from the cultural context of his hometown “Criollos” or “Jibaros Puertorriqueños”, to design an electric car charger for the rural context worldwide for the company French/German company Hager. Alejandro Excia co-founded his design consultancy studio postData.Design, with his partner Alejandro Mieses, which works on various projects that range from product design, interaction design, custom software and hardware interfaces. His studio has worked projects in cities like Atlanta, New York, Milan and his hometown of Puerto Rico. postData.Design studio featured and showcase one of their products at Wanted Design New York as part of the Puerto Rican collective “Design in Puerto Rico” where they where part of the group that consisted of 16 young emerging puerto rican design studios.
• Co-founder of Design Consultancy Studio postData.Design
Adjunct professor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico.
• Director of the Laboratory of Fabrication “FabLab”, where he manages different types of technologies like 3D printers (Desktop and Full rapid prototyping 3D), CNC Routers, Milling machines, Vacuum Forming, Laser cutters among others to help produce prototypes for students and private clients of the School of Architecture.
• Co-coordinator of the entrepreneurial initiative in digital fabrication.
• Faculty Best Practices: Cross-Campus Arts Integration Mixing Innovation and Entrepreneurship for Unique Venture Development. CEO Conference 2012 Chicago.

WHERE
The Loisaida Inc. Center – 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY 10009 – View Map

Arts Path to Leadership
2016-04-07 18:30 - 20:00, 2016-04-14 18:30 - 20:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Loisaida Inc. presents
Arts Path to Leadership with Maria Dominguez
Hands-on arts literacy workshop based on critically acclaimed exhibit. Learn about Puerto Rican cultural and civil rights contributions to the LES and NYC history.

FREE for Ages 15-19
When: 4 Thursdays, April 7, 14, 21, and 28 from 6:30PM – 8:00PM (4 days, 1.5 hours)

Overview:
Maria Dominguez (visual artist, muralist, educator) will use Object Based learning with Loisaida, Inc’s 2015 acclaimed !Presente! The Young Lords in New York Exhibit. While adhering The New York States Department of Education Standards the workshop will lead students to gain access into the contribution of the Puerto Rican community’s cultural, political history while engaging them in a hands-on art project. This exposure can lead students to make global community connections. One that is imperative to the development of young students as they form their character and identity.

Pedagogy of Object Based Learning:
1. Provides a direct link with a topic or ‘the past’ and can really enhance young people’s interest
in and understanding of a good topic/subject.
2. Encourage learners to use all their senses – especially touch, sight and smell.
3. Helps to develop the important skill of drawing conclusions based on an examination of
evidence, together with an understanding of the limitations and reliability of evidence.
4. Ideal for generating group and class discussion.
5. Promote the value of museums and encourage young people to visit museums and galleries
with their families to further their learning.

About Maria:
Dominguez Is a Loisaida native who graduated from the School of Visual Arts in 1985 and went on to establish her career as a muralist by achieving an internship with CITYarts Org., a public art organization. This 30 year trajectory in public art making lead to her commission by The Metropolitan Transportation Authority in NYC with a permanent glass installation “El –Views”in 2002. She has exhibited locally, nationally and internationally in numerous solo and group shows, and has received awards from The National Endowment for the Arts, New York State Council for the Arts and New York Foundation for the Arts. Currently, scholars are surveying her early murals and personal professional documents are being archived by The Center for Puerto Rican Studies at Hunter College in NYC.

WHERE
The Loisaida Inc. Center – 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY 10009 – View Map

Venus y el Albañil de Nara Mansur
2016-04-09 20:00 - 22:00, 2016-04-10 15:00 - 17:00 | NY
“Venus y el Albañil” (in Spanish)
Adult Content, Suggested donation $5 – $10
Two presentations:
Saturday, April 9th at 8:00 PM
Sunday, April 10th at 3:00 PM
Our resident theater company Casa Cruz de la Luna will give us a glimpse in to their development process. Interpreting the theatrical text “Venus y el Albañil” of Nara Mansur. Presentation is in Spanish, content is adult oriented.
With Alejandra Maldonado and Christopher Cancel Pomales.
Directed by: Aravind Enrique Adyanthaya.

Presentation venue: Loisaida Center, 710 E. 9th Street & Avenue C
Limited Capacity,

“Venus y el Albañil”
Como muestra de la residencia de Casa Cruz de la Luna en el Loisaida Inc. Center se presenta el trabajo en proceso del texto teatral “Venus y el Albañil” de Nara Mansur Cao. sábado 9 de abril, 8:00 P.M. domingo 10 de abril, 3:00 P.M. en el Loisaida Center, 710 E. 9th Street (& Avenue C), Nueva York
Presentación interactiva en español.
Contenido adulto.
donativo sugerido: $5 – $10
En una serie de acciones teatrales que extienden el momento de espera después de un hecho de violencia, se urde un tejido de realidad fluída en la que circulan narraciones íntimas, cotidianidades, conferencias ilustradas, deseos desarticulados, ritos de sanación, así como gestos presenciales de los actores y el público.
En su prólogo a su colección de poemas para el teatro, Desdramatizándome, Mansur cuestiona “¿La dramaturgia que nos interesa, será la mejor? Siento que he fracasado cada vez que intenté imaginar estar segura. Estas ¿narraciones? no tienen destinatario mas que yo misma. Lo que no tiene destinatario no puede ser escenificado, ha dicho Heiner Müller… pero puede ser que sea una llamada fatal, un número equivocado o una réplica al terapeuta. / Creo que es debido a un amor compulsivo por los demás. a recordar en los otros el afecto (…)”
Con las actuaciones de Alejandra Maldonado y Christopher Cancel Pomales.
Dirección escénica: Aravind Enrique Adyanthaya.

Community Screen Printing Workshops - Class #5
2016-04-12 19:00 - 21:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
