Coming Soon!
Vision-es New Works Series
Nov 20-21, 2008, 7pm
At The Lowry Lab, 350 St. Peter St, St. Paul, 55102
Vision-es our work-in-progress series gives new plays further development through public staged readings and studio work between playwrights, dramaturges, actors and directors. Here audiences help playwrights mold their work through constructive dialogue.
Powerful Plays, Strong Female Artists
New this year we introduce all new work from Jerome Fellow Rhiana Yazzie and Many Voices Resident and spoken word artist Lorena Duarte
November 20th at 7pm
The Red Queen by Lorena Duarte, Directed by Brian Columbus
An episodic play made up of a collection of stories centered on the experiences of women, expressing the tenderness, the ardor, the life-and-death dance that women - and particularly immigrant women - must do.
Performed by Katrina Hawley, Marie Williams and Katherine Kupiecki
November 21st at 7pm
Las Madres de La Plaza de Mayo by Rhiana Yazzie, Directed by Suzy Messerole
A fresh new look at the courage among Las Madres and the struggles of their plight, bringing to light both the deep hope to reunite family ties and the complications these discoveries can create.
Performed by Nora Montanez and Lara Trujillo
Tickets: ONLY $6 EACH!!! Reservations highly suggested for both one-night only events: 651-225-8106 or tickets@teatrodelpueblo.org
See both shows for only $10!!! Make reservations for both presentations on November 20th and 21st, and pay only $10 per person to see both events! (Subject to availability; limited seating - reservations highly suggested!)
Info: 651-224-8806 or info@teatrodelpueblo.org
Monday, November 10, 2008
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Vote for Pedro at the Fringe
Teatro del Pueblo, as part of its SEVENTEENTH SEASON, proudly presents...Vote for Pedro
by Dominic Orlando
August 1-9 , 2008
At Intermedia Arts
Loosely inspired by the hit movie, Napoleon Dynamite, this script follows a young Latino high schooler who wants to be elected class president and does a documentary of his Latino history to give the students a glimpse into his heritage.
Performances:
Aug 1-9, 2008
Fri, Aug 1 at 5:30pm
Mon, Aug 4 at 10pm
Thu, Aug 7 at 7pm
Fri, Aug 8 at 4pm
Sat, Aug 9 at 8:30pm
Part of the 2008 Minnesota Fringe Festival, July 31-Aug 10, 2008!!!
Our Fringe Page
Location: At Intermedia Arts , 2822 Lyndale Ave S, Mpls, 55408
Tickets: 651-209-6799 or uptowntix.com
Info: 651-224-8806 or email info@teatrodelpueblo.org
Teatro del Pueblo's Website
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
AIDS Telenovela
That's a wrap! Teatro del Pueblo, along with Twin Cities Public Television (TPT) and the Minnesota Department of Health, has just finished a Telenovela called "La Vida no es Justa". Teatro del Pueblo Artistic Director Alberto Justiniano directed a group of Latino actors in this highly passionate, yet informative and educational movie. Watch for it on TPT this fall.
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Vote for Pedro at The Fringe
Teatro del Pueblo Presents...
Vote for Pedro
Part of the 2008 Minnesota Fringe Festival
St. Paul, MN - June 5, 2008 - Loosely inspired by the hit movie, Napoleon Dynamite, this script follows a young Latino high schooler who wants to be elected class president and does a documentary of his Latino history to give the students a glimpse into his heritage.
Written by former Jerome Fellow and McKnight Advancement Grant winner Dominic Orlando, this piece was commissioned especially by and for Teatro del Pueblo, and will tour in the Spring of 2009 after this very special short engagement to the public at the 2008 Minnesota Fringe Festival!
www.fringefestival.org
At Intermedia Arts, 2822 Lyndale Ave S, Mpls, 55408
Fri, Aug 1 @ 5:30pm
Mon, Aug 4 @ 10pm
Thu, Aug 7 @ 7pm
Fri, Aug 8 @ 4pm
Tickets
652-209-6799 or uptowntix.com
Info
Info@teatrodelpueblo.org or www.teatrodelpueblo.org
Media Contact
Alberto Justiniano, 651-224-8806
Sat, Aug 9 @ 8:30pm
Vote for Pedro
Part of the 2008 Minnesota Fringe Festival
St. Paul, MN - June 5, 2008 - Loosely inspired by the hit movie, Napoleon Dynamite, this script follows a young Latino high schooler who wants to be elected class president and does a documentary of his Latino history to give the students a glimpse into his heritage.
Written by former Jerome Fellow and McKnight Advancement Grant winner Dominic Orlando, this piece was commissioned especially by and for Teatro del Pueblo, and will tour in the Spring of 2009 after this very special short engagement to the public at the 2008 Minnesota Fringe Festival!
www.fringefestival.org
At Intermedia Arts, 2822 Lyndale Ave S, Mpls, 55408
Fri, Aug 1 @ 5:30pm
Mon, Aug 4 @ 10pm
Thu, Aug 7 @ 7pm
Fri, Aug 8 @ 4pm
Tickets
652-209-6799 or uptowntix.com
Info
Info@teatrodelpueblo.org or www.teatrodelpueblo.org
Media Contact
Alberto Justiniano, 651-224-8806
Sat, Aug 9 @ 8:30pm
Teatro del Pueblo is On the Move!
We are currently booking our touring plays and residencies. Call us now to book a performance, residency or workshop at your school, college, or organization:
College and High School Tours
Help Wanted
by Virginia McFerran
Three actors play multiple roles in this satire
about immigration and workers rights.
Echoes from the New World
By Ric Oquita
A revisionist history of Latin America from
the Woman’s point of view
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For Mi Chichi
By Tere Martinez
A young Dominican woman struggles to learn
English and keep her identity in this
heartwarming story
Elementary School Tours
Manzi
By José Cruz González
The childhood of civil rights leader César
Chávez, as seen through the eyes of his
older sister Rita.
The Great Cheese Adventures
of Mexico
A puppet show about cooking, camarederie
and cross-cultural understanding
Residencies and Workshops
Teatro del Pueblo provides custom residencies
based on schools’ needs. We work closesly
with schools to create curriculum based
residencies that incorporate theatre techniques
College and High School Tours
Help Wanted
by Virginia McFerran
Three actors play multiple roles in this satire
about immigration and workers rights.
Echoes from the New World
By Ric Oquita
A revisionist history of Latin America from
the Woman’s point of view
.jpg)
For Mi Chichi
By Tere Martinez
A young Dominican woman struggles to learn
English and keep her identity in this
heartwarming story
Elementary School Tours
Manzi
By José Cruz González
The childhood of civil rights leader César
Chávez, as seen through the eyes of his
older sister Rita.
The Great Cheese Adventures
of Mexico
A puppet show about cooking, camarederie
and cross-cultural understanding
Residencies and Workshops
Teatro del Pueblo provides custom residencies
based on schools’ needs. We work closesly
with schools to create curriculum based
residencies that incorporate theatre techniques
The End of the Curve
At the end of May, Teatro closed a very successful run of "Real Women
Have Curves." We got great feedback from both the press and audience
members, and even
A-List onCitypages.
We want to thank all of our artists, tech personnel, designers and audiences for making this show such a successful run. Gracias!
Have Curves." We got great feedback from both the press and audience
members, and even
A-List onCitypages.
We want to thank all of our artists, tech personnel, designers and audiences for making this show such a successful run. Gracias!
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Grant Land
It's a time for celebrations! Graudtion and wedding season are upon us. Teatro is celebrating too! It's that crucial time of year the June fiscal turn over! Which means lots of foundations are giving out grants.
We were fortunate enough this year to have recieved a grant from the Target Foundation, COMPAS school arts fund, and the COMPAS global artists.
While these large donations from foundations, corporations, and businesses are important.
For most of us the government stimulus check has come in the mail. You are already a integral part of the Teatro family, and we hope that you would consider donating part or all of it to Teatro del Pueblo. You may have plans for the check already but donating even a small amount helps a great deal. For many organizations fundraising at this time of the year slows to a crawl, but you can help us combat this trend. We would greatly appreciate any and all donations of money, time and support.
So we are offering up a toast "Good luck Teatro keep on truckin'"
We were fortunate enough this year to have recieved a grant from the Target Foundation, COMPAS school arts fund, and the COMPAS global artists.
While these large donations from foundations, corporations, and businesses are important.
For most of us the government stimulus check has come in the mail. You are already a integral part of the Teatro family, and we hope that you would consider donating part or all of it to Teatro del Pueblo. You may have plans for the check already but donating even a small amount helps a great deal. For many organizations fundraising at this time of the year slows to a crawl, but you can help us combat this trend. We would greatly appreciate any and all donations of money, time and support.
So we are offering up a toast "Good luck Teatro keep on truckin'"
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