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2004 |
PASSION… AND REMEMBRANCE! |
2005 |
14th
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Calendar of Activities (Previous Activities) |
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AUDITIONS
Monday, August 30 - 5PM to 10PM
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TEATRO DE LA LUNA is holding an open call for
AUDITIONS for its 2004-05 Season.
Interested actors should prepare a 2-minute
monologue or a poem in Spanish.
We are also issuing an open call for bilingual
actors –Spanish/English for Simultaneous Interpretation services.
Scripts for this audition will be provided.
To make an appointment or receive more information,
please call Teatro de la Luna at: 202-882-6227
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The Magistrate’s Farce and Justice |
Saturday, August 21
(11:00 AM) |
by
Alejandro Casona (España) |
Directed by
Mario Marcel |
in Spanish only |
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MT. PLEASANT
NEIGHBORHOOD LIBRARY
3160 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20010
(near Columbia Heights Metro Station – “Green Line”) |
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Free Entrance |
With special participation of
EOFULA THEATRE GROUP
This performance is the second showcase of the
Taller de Expresión Artística (Artistic Expression Workshop)
which Teatro de la Luna conducts with participants from EOFULA
Spanish Senior Center through the support of the Inter-American
Development Bank – Solidarity Fund.
There will be an
exhibit of artistic works created by the participants. The event
will culminate in a small reception.
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Today’s Argentinean Theater
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Mon. Sep. 27 (6:30 PM)
Password |
by Jorge Huertas |
Directed by
Mario Marcel |
(In Spanish Only!) |
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Embassy of
Argentina – Oval Salon
1600 New Hampshire Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20009 |
Password
is a comedy that, by way of intrigue, surprise and
broad humor, uncovers the special interests and corruption that run
through our societies. An unemployed psychologist, a prostitute, an
autistic youth, a real estate professional, and a banker aren’t what
they seem: sex, lies and money. Man, with his humor, incredible
strength and dexterity overcomes humanity’s benevolence. |
A discussion will follow the
playreading between the audience, actors and director. The
evening will culminate with a Vin d’honneur. |
TICKETS: PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN! |
INFO & RESV: (202) 882-6227 / (703) 548-3092 |
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Today’s Argentinean Theater
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Mon. Oct. 4 (6:30 PM)
Andar sin Pensamiento
(Thoughtless Walking) |
by Jorge Huertas |
Directed by
Mario Marcel |
(In Spanish Only!) |
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Embassy of
Argentina – Oval Salon
1600 New Hampshire Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20009 |
Andar sin Pensamiento
(Thoughtless Walking): Love, always
Love. Necessary and complex love with its difficulties: breaking up,
making up, self-centeredness. The three protagonists, Atilio,
Carmencita and Johnny live and relive the fire of passion – at times
without knowing it – with humor and surprises. Tango, bolero and
Spanish and Latin American poetry bubble from their lips during this
strange, final night: an encounter that is never casual, that we long
for, but that we equally hope does not expose our own follies. |
A discussion will follow the
playreading between the audience, actors and director. The
evening will culminate with a Vin d’honneur. |
TICKETS: PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN! |
INFO & RESV: (202) 882-6227 / (703) 548-3092 |
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La Bella Durmiente
(Sleeping Beauty) |
Sat. Sep. 18 & 25 (11:30 AM)
Sat. Oct. 2 & 9 (11:30 AM) |
Instituto de México |
2829 16th Street, NW
Washington DC 20009 |
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(In Spanish Only!) |
Adapted & directed by
Jacqueline Briceño |
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...beautiful and romantic...A young Prince, aided
by Good Fairies, rescues the Sleeping Beauty from the bewitched
sleep imposed on her by the Bad Fairy. Together with their
entire village, they rejoice in the triumph of Good over Evil.
TICKETS $7 general seating
FREE for children 12 and under!
INFO & RESV: 703-548-3092 – 202-882-6227 |
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“Raw, but well seasoned” In this eccentric comedy, a father is
visited by his adult children. But what’s their motive? As the sage once
said, “One father cares for five sons … but five sons are unable to care for
one father”. |
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Poetry Recital of "This Woman Inside Me" |
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Lourdes Llanes
interprets poems from her home land
Paraguay by |
René Ferrer de Arréllaga, Heddy
Benítez, Gladys Carmagnola, Susy Delgado, María Eugenia Garay, Manuel
Ortiz Guerrero,
Amanda Pedroso, Josefina Pla, Elvio Romero, Carmen Soler |
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Friday,
December 10, 2004 (6:30PM)
in Spanish only
Casa de la
Luna
4020 Georgia Avenue, NW
Washington DC 20011
RESERVE BY WED. DEC.8 : 202-882-6227 |
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V Young People's Poetry Marathon in Spanish |
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Public Library |
901 G St., NW, Washington,DC |
Tue, Dec 14
2004 (10AM -
2PM) |
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Teatro de la Luna calls all young poets and poetry lovers to
participate in its 5th Young People’s Poetry Marathon in Spanish. This is
conducted through the Experience Theater program, which has an objective,
among others, of promoting the use of good Spanish. The Marathon is presided
over by Teatro de la Luna’s Artistic Director, Mario Marcel. |
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VIII International Festival of Hispanic Theater |
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To say "The Best of Both Worlds" is to bring
together the world of theater in its relentless search of its own expression --
Latin America -- and that other world that presents itself to be re-found, to be
rediscovered -- the Old World ... Both are essential, both are real, both are our reality. So steady your gaze, reach out your hand ... the Best of Both Worlds is almost here An unforgettable festival. A theatrical banquet!
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UNA$E A LA CAMPAÑA ‘100 X 100’
Lanzamos la CAMPAÑA 100 x 100 y con ella convocamos a 100 amigos a co-producir el festival con su contribución de $100 deducible de impuestos. Estamos seguros que usted,
nuestro amigo, será uno de los “100 Selectos”.
100 amigos X $100 = $10,000
nos ayudarán a brindarle un Festival inolvidable!
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"The Pen and the Word" |
Celebrating Four Hundred Years Don Quixote de la Mancha (1605-2005) |
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Arlington Arts Center -
3550 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, VA 22201 |
(Virginia Square Metro
Station) |
Free admission! Contributions gratefully accepted. |
We return to the recently renovated Arlington Arts Center
where, 13 Springs ago we helped create the first meeting of Spanish-language
Poetry Lovers. Now we come back - with more vigor - to this lovingly
restored and expanded building that saw the Marathon's birth, to honor Don
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra and his immortal creation Don Quixote de la
Mancha, in the fourth century since its publication.
To the father of the modern novel and its demented dreamer,
DON QUIJOTE ... Cheers!!! |
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A
TRIP to the bottom of the world; an ENCOUNTER with Antarctica; a DOUBT: Why
are the penguins committing suicide? This broad satire combines biting
attacks on society’s love of order with mankind’s current war against nature.
A dead animal concerns us, the loss of environment alarms us, but the death
of man only generates silence, suspicion and misgivings. … And what about
those penguins?
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