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Monday, July 15, 2013
HABLA TEATRO with Peruvian Singer Ana Lia, ALTA at the Mexican-American Cultural Center, July 24, 2013
[at the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican-American Cultural Center, 600 River Street - click for map )
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Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Video: LUNA UNLACED, Teatro Luna of Chicago, Mexican-American Cultural Center: Austin, June 20, and (*) San Antonio, June 24, 2013
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June 20, 2013
at the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican-American Cultural Center, 600 River Street - click for map
Teatro Luna, AMERICA'S Pan Latina Theatre Company, based in Chicago, will be performing at at the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican Cultural Center (MACC), 600 River Street, Austin, TX on June 20, 2013 @ 7:30pm. Teatro Luna is working in conjunction with TEATRO VIVO, Theatre with heart.
IN AUSTIN TICKETS ARE $15! - click to purchase on-line
IN AUSTIN TICKETS ARE $15! - click to purchase on-line
IN SAN ANTONIO TICKETS ARE $10 - click to purchase on-line
With LUNA UNLACED, the ladies of Luna give you a chance to decide the show live from moment to moment! We’ve unpacked, unfettered and unlaced the entire canon of work to bring audiences across Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California the very best of Luna with our trademark humor that we use when telling real stories. Using monologues, songs, improv, scenes and poetry, the Ladies of Luna delve into a whole slew of issues ranging from our sexuality, latinidad, adventures in immigrant story archives, unfortunate racist encounters we’ve lived through, and the sometimes self-induced drama that makes up our lives as Latinas in the USA.
The idea is simple: we’ve picked twenty of our favorite pieces from recent productions, and through a series of random draws, Twitter battles and loteria games, the audience picks the twelve pieces they want to see. The show is different every night, and every night, the actors are as surprised by the outcome as the audience. Anything can happen with the Ladies of Luna!
The idea is simple: we’ve picked twenty of our favorite pieces from recent productions, and through a series of random draws, Twitter battles and loteria games, the audience picks the twelve pieces they want to see. The show is different every night, and every night, the actors are as surprised by the outcome as the audience. Anything can happen with the Ladies of Luna!
Background: Video Funding Appeal for the tour (closed June 12)
About Teatro Luna Teatro Luna is America’s all-Latina theatre dedicated to creating original devised and single-author work that honors Latina lives and showcases the talents of Latina/Hispana artists. Founded in 2000, Luna is dedicated to expanding the range of Latina roles visible on the Chicago stage and beyond. Luna produces a full season of their original full-length and one-off events year-round and tours colleges/universities, festivals and venues across the country with a blend of ensemble-created performances, workshops, and lectures. Our varied education programs serve both Adult Latina/All Women of Color and Youth including our ambitious LUNALABS series dedicated to providing free training for women pursuing professional careers in playwrighting, directing, producing, acting, and dramaturgy. 2012 marked the launch of their VERA LUNA YOUNG ARTIST LABS. Luna is an award-winning theatre company whose work has been featured in the New York Times, Chicago Tribune, American Theatre Magazine, NBC, Univision, NPR, and other major outlets and publications on a wide spectrum ranging from scholarship to cultural, and everything in between.
Friday, June 14, 2013
LUNA UNLACED, Teatro Luna of Chicago, Mexican-American Cultural Center, Austin, June 20, 2013
presents
Teatro Luna, AMERICA'S Pan Latina Theatre Company, based in Chicago, will be performing at at the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican Cultural Center (MACC), 600 River Street, Austin, TX on June 20, 2013 @ 7:30pm. Teatro Luna is working in conjunction with TEATRO VIVO, Theatre with heart.
TICKETS ARE ONLY $15!
With LUNA UNLACED, the ladies of Luna give you a chance to decide the show live from moment to moment! We’ve unpacked, unfettered and unlaced the entire canon of work to bring audiences across Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California the very best of Luna with our trademark humor that we use when telling real stories. Using monologues, songs, improv, scenes and poetry, the Ladies of Luna delve into a whole slew of issues ranging from our sexuality, latinidad, adventures in immigrant story archives, unfortunate racist encounters we’ve lived through, and the sometimes self-induced drama that makes up our lives as Latinas in the USA.
The idea is simple: we’ve picked twenty of our favorite pieces from recent productions, and through a series of random draws, Twitter battles and loteria games, the audience picks the twelve pieces they want to see. The show is different every night, and every night, the actors are as surprised by the outcome as the audience. Anything can happen with the Ladies of Luna!
About Teatro Luna Teatro Luna is America’s all-Latina theatre dedicated to creating original devised and single-author work that honors Latina lives and showcases the talents of Latina/Hispana artists. Founded in 2000, Luna is dedicated to expanding the range of Latina roles visible on the Chicago stage and beyond. Luna produces a full season of their original full-length and one-off events year-round and tours colleges/universities, festivals and venues across the country with a blend of ensemble-created performances, workshops, and lectures. Our varied education programs serve both Adult Latina/All Women of Color and Youth including our ambitious LUNALABS series dedicated to providing free training for women pursuing professional careers in playwrighting, directing, producing, acting, and dramaturgy. 2012 marked the launch of their VERA LUNA YOUNG ARTIST LABS. Luna is an award-winning theatre company whose work has been featured in the New York Times, Chicago Tribune, American Theatre Magazine, NBC, Univision, NPR, and other major outlets and publications on a wide spectrum ranging from scholarship to cultural, and everything in between.
TICKETS ARE ONLY $15!
With LUNA UNLACED, the ladies of Luna give you a chance to decide the show live from moment to moment! We’ve unpacked, unfettered and unlaced the entire canon of work to bring audiences across Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California the very best of Luna with our trademark humor that we use when telling real stories. Using monologues, songs, improv, scenes and poetry, the Ladies of Luna delve into a whole slew of issues ranging from our sexuality, latinidad, adventures in immigrant story archives, unfortunate racist encounters we’ve lived through, and the sometimes self-induced drama that makes up our lives as Latinas in the USA.
The idea is simple: we’ve picked twenty of our favorite pieces from recent productions, and through a series of random draws, Twitter battles and loteria games, the audience picks the twelve pieces they want to see. The show is different every night, and every night, the actors are as surprised by the outcome as the audience. Anything can happen with the Ladies of Luna!
About Teatro Luna Teatro Luna is America’s all-Latina theatre dedicated to creating original devised and single-author work that honors Latina lives and showcases the talents of Latina/Hispana artists. Founded in 2000, Luna is dedicated to expanding the range of Latina roles visible on the Chicago stage and beyond. Luna produces a full season of their original full-length and one-off events year-round and tours colleges/universities, festivals and venues across the country with a blend of ensemble-created performances, workshops, and lectures. Our varied education programs serve both Adult Latina/All Women of Color and Youth including our ambitious LUNALABS series dedicated to providing free training for women pursuing professional careers in playwrighting, directing, producing, acting, and dramaturgy. 2012 marked the launch of their VERA LUNA YOUNG ARTIST LABS. Luna is an award-winning theatre company whose work has been featured in the New York Times, Chicago Tribune, American Theatre Magazine, NBC, Univision, NPR, and other major outlets and publications on a wide spectrum ranging from scholarship to cultural, and everything in between.
Sunday, April 21, 2013
TELLING: Austin, TX, Austin Community College at the Mexican-American Cultural Center, April 25 - May 4, 2013
The Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center
in collaboration with Austin Community College and the Telling Project
present
Telling: Austin, TX
Black Box Theatre, 600 River Street -- click for map
Telling: Austin, TX is 
eight Central Texas veterans and their family members performing their stories oflife in the military. These are our soldiers, and members of our community speaking openly and honestly about what service to the country has meant to them and to us.
eight Central Texas veterans and their family members performing their stories oflife in the military. These are our soldiers, and members of our community speaking openly and honestly about what service to the country has meant to them and to us.
It's a time to speak and a time to listen.
Directed by:Stacey Shade-Ware. Stacey is also a military spouse who's currently serving in the US Air Force.
Co-written by: Christine Leche, Charlotte Gullick, and Jonathan Wei
CAST MEMBERS:
Laura Hammons, daughter of Vietnam vet
Jennifer Hassin, veteran of US Air Force
Leila Levenson, daughter of WWII veteran
Steve Metze, currently serving, Texas Army National Guard
Anisa Moyo, veteran of US Army
Laura Muncy, spouse of US Army veteran
Malachi Muncy, veteran of US Army
Regina Lee Vasquez, veteran US Marine Corps
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