WORKSHOP : “Escritura Acto”
A
lab-workshop that explores theatre as a multidimensional space of transit where
visual, aural, tactile, textual (subtextual, hypertextual) lines move and
play. Concepts and techniques related to
“escritura acto” -the production and simultaneous projection of writing on a
computer onstage- will be complemented with exercises in automatic writing,
automatic speaking and theatre games.
Brief one-person and group pieces will be generated from the exercises.
Facilitator: Aravind Enrique Adyanthaya (with members of
the Casa Cruz de la Luna Company)
Date: Saturday April 7th, 2 P.M. to 6
P.M.
Place: O.P. Art Studio 309, 3rd Floor at
the Clemente Soto Vélez Center, 107 Suffolk Street, NYC
Languages: the workshop will be conducted in English but
participants can work in the language(s) they choose
Free of charge.
(And followed by Easter treats.)
To reserve your space send us a message on or before Thrusday, April 5th to: casacruzdelaluna@yahoo.com
Facilitator bio.:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aravind_Enrique_Adyanthaya
Video trailer of Casa Cruz de la Luna work “The Marquis
de Sade is Afraid of the Sea” ( in Spanish):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCn9LFaW5x0
WORKS-IN-PROGRESS
Casa
Cruz de la Luna and The Organization of Puerto Rican Artists, Inc. O.P. Art also
invite you to a preview showing of segments of “Garuda’s Glove” at the O.P.Art
Studio 309, 3rd Floor Clemente Soto Vélez Center, 107 Suffolk
Street, NYC, on Saturday April 14th at 8 P.M. This project-in-development which deals with
notions of fluid time and cyberspace will premiere in June at the Museum of
Contemporary Art in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
In collaboration with Puerto Rican artists Christopher Cancel, Alejandra
Maldonado, Awilda Rodríguez Lora and Aravind Enrique Adyanthaya (supported
by: The Institute of Puerto Rican
Culture´s “Apoyo a las Artes” Office and “Financiamiento para el Desarrollo del
Quehacer Cultural” Program; previous support from New York Theater Workshop
Fellowship Program)
The
evening will also include an excerpt from the one-person bilingual piece “El Velorio de la Comay” (“La Comay´s
Wake”), Awilda Rodríguez Lora´s performative take on the Puerto Rican media
gossiping icon “La Comay.”
Free
of charge.
