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21st
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Summer Bilingual |
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Theater Workshops |
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for
children 6 – 11 years old |
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Casa
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4020 Georgia Avenue,
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Washington, DC 20011 |
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(Georgia Ave/Petworth |
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Metro Station -
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Would you like to make puppets? Write
plays, poems and songs? Would you like to learn mime-clown techniques? Then
come have fun this summer at Teatro de la Luna!
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Weekly Series
(Choose the Sessions) |
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July 11 - 15
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July 18 - 22
● July 25 -
29 |
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August 1 - 5
● August 8 -
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● August 15
- 19, 2011 |
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Each session will end with a
performance for
parents & friends |
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Morning session ● 9am - 12 noon |
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Afternoon session ● 1pm - 4pm |
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All Day ● 9am - 4pm |
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Cost: $150 per
session (morning or afternoon) |
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$200 per
session (all
day) |
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INFO/REGISTRATION:
202-882-6227 |
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“LATIN AMERICA... |
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PASSION FOR THEATER!” |
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TEATRO DE LA LUNA invites Spanish-speaking actors over 18 to audition for its 21st season. The season will include its two mainstage productions, playreading performances and daytime children’s shows. |
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WHEN: Saturday, August 27, 2011 - 11am to 4pm |
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Monday, August 29, 2011 - 5pm to 9pm |
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WHERE: Casa de la Luna |
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4020 Georgia Ave., NW Washington, DC 20011 |
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(Georgia Ave/Petworth
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Interested actors should prepare a monologue or poem in Spanish, no longer than two minutes. |
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INFO/REGISTRATION: 202-882-6227
/ 703-548-3092 |
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Two unforgettable nights! An incomparable musical gift! Not only heavenly music, but devilishly complex, unique sounds by three superb harpists. |
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World Poetry |
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Movement |
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& International Network |
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of Poetry Festivals |
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Saturday, September 24, 2011 (3pm-5pm) |
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at
Casa de la Luna |
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4020 Georgia Avenue, NW, Washington, DC
20011 |
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(Georgia Ave/Petworth Metro Station - ‘Green’ Line) |
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Teatro de la Luna's Poetry Marathon
answering
the call of
The World Poetry Movement and the
International Network of Poetry Festivals
invites all poets and poetry lovers in the
Washington, D.C., metropolitan area to come
together for a poetry reading
in defense of life and the earth. |
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That same day we
will be in tune with
100,000 poets and readers in
350 cities all over the world. |
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Signing up upon arriving |
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(No more than a page per poem in English or Spanish) |
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Creole Peruvian Music |
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DAYAN ALDANA |
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in |
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HOMAGE |
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TO PERU |
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Saturday, September 24, 2011 (8pm) |
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at
Gunston Arts Center - Theatre 1 |
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2700 South Lang St., Arlington,
VA 22206 |
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More than 40 artists:
Matices - Ritmos del Perú - Mamauca - Raíces y Expresiones - Garbo y Salero - Marinera Live: Alfredo Dinatale y Giancarlo Bozzo and
many more! Master of Ceremonies Alfonso Reyes. |
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PLAYREADING |
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Nuestro Fin de Semana |
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Our Weekend |
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by
Roberto Cossa |
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directed by Mario Marcel |
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In Spanish Only |
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Friday, September 30, 2011
- 6:30pm |
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at
the
Embassy of Argentina - Oval Hall |
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1600 New Hampshire
Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20009 |
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(Dupont Circle Metro Station - ‘Red’ Line ) |
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A permanent struggle for growth, to get somewhere, without letting go, to be real. A life between friends – between those who fight to arrive and those who fight to survive. The weariness and boredom of those who inherit promises and opportunities. |
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A discussion will follow the playreading between the audience, actors and director. The evening will culminate with a Vin d’honneur. |
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FREE ADMISSION
- Space is Limited |
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Reservations Strongly Encouraged: 202-882-6227 |
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This program is organized
jointly with the Embassy of Argentina |
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and receives the support of DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities. |
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A one-of-a-kind spectacle as only you deserve! Enjoy the most evocative theater from our countries; the best of the Americas in this great festival of Hispanic Theater, with something for everyone’s theatrical passion, every public, all ages and all tastes! |
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Bilingual
Theater |
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Workshops |
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for
children 6 – 11 years old |
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at
Casa
de la Luna |
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4020 Georgia Avenue,
NW |
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Washington, DC 20011 |
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(Georgia Ave/Petworth |
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Metro Station -
‘Green’
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Do you like theater?... Do you like puppets?...
Would you like to write your own play? |
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So... come have fun with Teatro de la Luna’s world of theater! |
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Saturdays 9:30am - 11:30am |
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September 24 - October 29, 2011 |
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November 5 - December 17, 2011 |
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March 17 - April 28, 2012 |
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Cost: $150 per series |
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INFO/REGISTRATION:
202-882-6227 |
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All activities are bilingual |
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at
Rosslyn Spectrum |
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1611 North Kent
St.
"LL" Level,
Arlington, VA 22209 |
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(Rosslyn Metro Station – ‘Orange’
and ‘Blue’
Lines) |
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A full day of theater and much more! |
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Have fun, enjoy & share in the excitement! |
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See Program of Events |
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Six hours of theater and other activities |
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to delight the entire family. |
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Adults
$15; children under 13 $10 & under 4 FREE! |
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at
NRECA Conference Center |
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4301 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA 22203 |
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(Free underground parking) |
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(Ballston Metro Station - ‘Orange’ Line) |
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Join the magical voices of Fabiola Echazabal, Katy Leon, Alex Alburqueque, Pablo Henrich and Luis Wanderlinder as they
sing well-known Spanish-language love songs, with Jeffery Watson (piano) and Pedrito Gaona (harp). |
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Teatro de la Luna invites all music lovers – and in particular those who love romance with their music – to join us in a bacchanalia of traditional and unforgettable Boleros. This might even warm your special person up for Valentine’s Day as you sip a glass of wine and dance the evening away to the passion and romance that is the Bolero. |
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Seating is cabaret style. A cash bar and concession of typical foods will be available. |
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TICKETS:
$30; $25 Students and Senior Citizens (over 60) |
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Costa Rica’s Teatro La Polea returns with its sensational hit, T he Immigrant by César Meléndez. Direct from Spain, Factoría Teatro presents Family Under Construction by Gonzala Martin Sherman. From Argentina, comedian Perla Laske brings I Can’t Live Without a Maid. And our last "embrace" marks the return of Uruguay’s No. 1 comedian, Petru Valenski, in Petru: All By Himself, a U.S. premiere by Omar Varela. |
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In times of crisis…in marriages there is also crisis…In a delightful comedy, the classic situation of the love triangle unfolds in a theatrical game. VERY CLEVER!
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Comedy - Area Première - Ages: 13+ |
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Friday, June 8, 2012 (1:30pm-3:30pm) |
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at the
Library of Congress |
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Mary
Pickford Theater -
3rd Floor, James Madison Building |
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Independence Ave. & 1st Street, SE,
Washington, DC 20540 |
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(Capitol
South Metro Station – ‘Orange’
and ‘Blue’ Lines) |
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Saturday,
June
9, 2012 (2pm-8pm) |
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at the
Embassy of Uruguay |
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1913 I
Street NW, Washington, DC 20006 |
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(Metro
Stations: Farragut North - ‘Red’ Line |
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Farragut West
- ‘Orange’
and ‘Blue’ Lines) |
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The visiting poets who are bringing us and other faithful devotees of poetry the freshest in Hispanic poetry: Luis Alberto Ambroggio, Gladys Ilarregui (Argentina), Consuelo Hernández (Colombia), Milena Rodríguez Gutiérrez, Orlando Rossardi (Cuba), José Mármol (Dominican Republic), Ernesto Lumbreras (Mexico), Naomi Ayala (Puerto Rico), Fernando Beltrán, Eduardo Moga, José Carlos Rosales (Spain) and Saúl Ibargoyen (Uruguay). |
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If you would like to share your own poetry in
Spanish with the audience, or read your favorite poem, please send
it by fax at 202-291-2357 or email:
info@teatrodelaluna.org by June 1 (space is limited.)
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This project is supported in part by DC Commission |
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on the Arts and Humanities and the Embassy of Uruguay. |
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PLAYREADING |
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Made in Lanús |
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by
Nelly Fernández Tiscornia |
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directed by Mario Marcel |
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In Spanish Only |
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Friday, June 15, 2012
- 6:30pm |
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at
the
Embassy of Argentina - Oval Hall |
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1600 New Hampshire
Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20009 |
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(Dupont Circle Metro Station - ‘Red’ Line) |
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A timeliness and a
relevance to the classics are found in this text, which speaks to us of the intimate turbulence of banishment, of exile.
The uprooting, the feeling and pride for the land that saw our birth, unforgettable and indelible topics... and with humor that touches us to the core. |
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A discussion will follow the playreading between the audience, actors and director. The evening will culminate with a Vin d’honneur. |
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FREE ADMISSION
- Space is Limited |
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Reservations Strongly Encouraged: 202-882-6227 |
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This program is organized
jointly with the Embassy of Argentina. |
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