The 7th EVER WordFest
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May 2021
May 16
11 AM
Interview with a Mexican Virtual Residency
Thursday, May 6 Virtual Premiere: INTERVIEW WITH A MEXICAN (50 min, English/Spanish subtitles) Friday, May 7 Encore Screening: INTERVIEW WITH A MEXICAN. Saturday, May 8 Meet The Artists: Dialogue with Su Teatro’s ensemble artists
11 AM
Interview with a Mexican Virtual Residency
Thursday, May 6 Virtual Premiere: INTERVIEW WITH A MEXICAN (50 min, English/Spanish subtitles) Friday, May 7 Encore Screening: INTERVIEW WITH A MEXICAN. Saturday, May 8 Meet The Artists: Dialogue with Su Teatro’s ensemble artists
May 16
5:30 PM EST
Tortilla Making Class
with
Felicia Gallegos Pettis & Cancion Mexicana
5:30 PM EST
Tortilla Making Class
with
Felicia Gallegos Pettis & Cancion Mexicana
May 27 at 6:30 PM
George Emilio Sanchez in XIV & Platica
Renowned performance artist and activist George Emilio Sanchez melds autobiography and history in a fearless performance that conveys the injustices racialized communities face as they fight for ‘equal protection of the laws’. Revolving around a 1946 class action lawsuit by 5 Mexican-American families to have their children enrolled in Orange County, CA public schools by applying the 14th Amendment, XIV serves as a creative counterpoint to the current events surrounding the realities of undocumented “dreamers” and the vitriolic calls for building a Wall. With humor and spoken word testimony as poetic-protest, Sanchez embodies a response to what we are seeing unfold before us – marginalized people struggling to survive within a broken landscape, pitting constitutional ideals against the experience of being treated as unequal and inferior.
George Emilio Sanchez in XIV & Platica
Renowned performance artist and activist George Emilio Sanchez melds autobiography and history in a fearless performance that conveys the injustices racialized communities face as they fight for ‘equal protection of the laws’. Revolving around a 1946 class action lawsuit by 5 Mexican-American families to have their children enrolled in Orange County, CA public schools by applying the 14th Amendment, XIV serves as a creative counterpoint to the current events surrounding the realities of undocumented “dreamers” and the vitriolic calls for building a Wall. With humor and spoken word testimony as poetic-protest, Sanchez embodies a response to what we are seeing unfold before us – marginalized people struggling to survive within a broken landscape, pitting constitutional ideals against the experience of being treated as unequal and inferior.
May 28 at
6:30 PM
The Sun Serpent Audio Play & Platica
From the shores, Cortes has arrived. Is it actually the Sun Serpent come to usher in a new, better world? As Anahuac seeks to carry tradition, his brother Tlememe joins Cortes in a promise of a world of peace and plenty. An Audio Play. Written by Jose Cruz Gonzales Directed by Anthony J Garcia Music and Script Supervision by Daniel Valdez
The Sun Serpent Audio Play & Platica
From the shores, Cortes has arrived. Is it actually the Sun Serpent come to usher in a new, better world? As Anahuac seeks to carry tradition, his brother Tlememe joins Cortes in a promise of a world of peace and plenty. An Audio Play. Written by Jose Cruz Gonzales Directed by Anthony J Garcia Music and Script Supervision by Daniel Valdez
