Xalapa, Ver.-With the presentation of “Miti y el Mostro”, inclusive theater in Mexican Sign Language (LSM). starts in Xalapa “PAZeArte in summer”, a program by Marisol Torres that seeks “give a break to the children of Veracruz, who are among the most affected in this pandemic by Covid-19 ”.
The initiative includes three workshops, a virtual carnival and six free face-to-face performances with groups from Xalapa that have stood out for their work for children. The invitation is not for large audiences, said the artist and teacher.
Marisol Torres Goxcon informs those interested in attending the “Miguel Vélez Arceo” forum of the Superior School of Arts of Veracruz that there will only be access prior reservation (https://www.facebook.com/PazearteCultura), in order to have greater control of the 25 percent capacity established by the authorities. On the program, he explained that all the functions will be on Sundays at 5:00 p.m. The second presentation will be on July 18 with a premiere with puppets by Producciones Hombres Gacela. It is about “Taiyari and the Flower of Fire.”
For the 28th, La Maleta-Teatro will stage “The rabbit inside the shoe box”; On August 1, We, You and Them will present Isla Elefante, and on August 15, Teatrape will present “The Artist”. It will conclude on the 29th, with “Doctor with sticks” from the group La Salad. From PAZeARTE, Sundays partying with culture, the playwright explained that it began at the end of 2020 and it is a proposal that was born to address the right of children and young people to recreational activities, cultural life and the arts.
He specified that everything is free of charge because it is a project benefited by the System of Supports for Creation and Cultural Projects (Fonca) to recognize the importance of art and its different manifestations in child and youth development, as well as its impact on community well-being. Regarding the participating groups, he explained that they are local creators, as he believes in the need to generate networks of artistic creators for young audiences and that these start from local ties.
“We propose various free workshops that interest children and young people in art from training and creation in order to encourage their creative abilities from a playful approach to enhance the expression of various artistic languages”, He declared.
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