Latino Theater Company presents
by Luis Ordaz Gutiérrez
Directed by Luis Ordaz Gutiérrez
ProyectoTEATRO│Austin, Texas
CABAREX 2: RevoLUZiones uses theater, dance, musical numbers, drag, sketch comedy, and drama to explore some of the most tumultuous times in the last 500 years of Latin-American history; from post-colonial New Spain to the infamous 20th century, the cast rips apart social caste systems, wars of independence, controversial political figures, legendary characters, and dark revolutions that altered entire generations. This devised-cabaret is led by an amazing cast of Latinx multidisciplinary artists that will lure you through the most secretive chapters of our collective history.
RUNTIME: 90 minutes
CONTENT WARNING: The following production contains strong language, nudity, prop weapons, sexual content, depictions of rape, and strobe lights.
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Thursday, October 24 at 8:00 PM - OPENING NIGHT
Saturday, October 26 at 8:00 PM
Friday, November 1 at 5:00 PM
Saturday, November 2 at 4:00 PM
Friday, November 8 at 8:30 PM
Saturday, November 9 at 5:00 PM -
Adults - $48
Students - $24
Seniors (65+) - $24
Veterans - $24
LAUSD Employee - $24
ALL Thursdays - $10
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Cast
Sor Juana/Manuela/Adelita/Patria Mirabal/Mojado
Erika Santana
Sor Juana7/Campesino/Electricidad-Irving+Valeria/Adelita/Folklorico dancer/Mojado/Dick Castro
Chukki Maldonado
Helena Masrico/Willfreedo/Capitalismo/Dick Chavez
Joty Collet
Madre Norma/Adelita Norma/Zapata/Mojado
Norma Sánchez Varela
Madre Güicha/Adelita Güicha/Villa/Mojado
Güicha Gutiérrez
Sor Juana 9/Leonor/Manduquera/Progreso/Mambera/Bruja
Olivia B. Rodriguez
Dora/Sor Juana 4/Manduquera/Electricidad
Valeria Krystian Smeke
Simon Bolivar/Manduco/Capitalismo
Ariel Soto Blanco
Monja/Mama Latinoamerica/Adelita Petra Herrera
Isis Jasen Silva Palacios
Juana Gallo/Mama Europa/Folklorico dancer/Bruja
Gabe Torres
Monja/Campecino/Manduquera/Manifest Destiny/Progreso/Adelita/Folklorico dancer/Dick pinochet/Bruja/Mojado
Luis Ordaz Gutiérrez
Sor Juana 3/Manduquera/Mujer Pueblo/Folklorico dancer/Desaparecida/Bruja
Raquel Rivera
La Tierra/Sor-Presa/Caporal/Avaricio/Mama Europa/1/2 Mr. Smith/Mojado
Miki Vargas
Credits
Written by
Luis Ordaz Gutiérrez
Directed by
Luis Ordaz Gutiérrez
Assistant Director/Costume Designer
Güicha Gutiérrez
Assistant Director
Joty Collet
Technical Director
Héctor Daniel Ordaz Gutiérrez
Make up Artist/Costume Designer/Choreographer
Raquel Rivera
Light Designer
Ryan Salinas
Assistant Stage Manager
Gloria Smeke
ProyectoTEATRO
ProyectoTEATRO is a Latinx performing arts company and cultural non-profit organization founded in Austin, Texas in 2003 with the mission to preserve and promote Latinx culture through socially-responsive arts programming in Spanish. The award-winning organization is driven by the vision to ensure arts accessibility for immigrant communities, first generation youth and bicultural families of Latino/Hispanic descent. For the past 20 years, ProyectoTEATRO has been Austin's leading arts organization offering our Hispanic & Latino community an array of cultural programming that range from main-stage theatrical productions and year-long youth training programs, to city-wide festivals and cultural community activations. Our stage work is entirely originally-devised and centers a collaborative process inspired by the methodology of Theater for the Oppressed that fuels a deeper exploration of the Latinx experience. This approach intrinsically produces: Highly political work that challenges mainstream Latinx tropes within our stories, characters, and aesthetics. Artistically-defiant work that blends theatre, dance, and video media to offer a contemporary portrayal of our Latinx culture. A wider wider representation of the lived-experiences of the most marginalized and segregated communities within the Latinx identity umbrella. ProyectoTEATRO also activates this unique community-centered process to also develop its arts education programs, cultural events, and marketing strategies as a method of ensuring that all perspectives under the Latinx ethnic umbrella are represented. Because our culture is not monolithic, rather, nuanced and richly woven with the lived experiences of different Latin-American nationalities, sexual & gender identities, and cultural upbringings.