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Upcoming Events

  • The Solstice King
    The Solstice King
    Multiple Dates
    Sat, Dec 14
    Anacostia Playhouse
    A king fights fate as his city faces darkness on the longest night of the year. A powerful tale of prophecy, identity, and the revival of a lost language.
  • The Solstice King
    The Solstice King
    Sat, Dec 14
    Anacostia Playhouse
    A king fights fate as his city faces darkness on the longest night of the year. A powerful tale of prophecy, identity, and the revival of a lost language.
  • Ikxisuluntuk (Swollen Foot): a live radio play
    Ikxisuluntuk (Swollen Foot): a live radio play
    Multiple Dates
    Sun, Oct 13
    Dandelion Collective DC
    A foreigner, Ikxisuluntuk (Swollen Foot), a fluent Nawat speaker arrives and quickly becomes the King of Tiutećan. But a life-long curse follows him, and he begs for answers from the city Elders. Adaptation of Oedipus The King by Sophocles.
  • Nawat 123 with ARAC
    Nawat 123 with ARAC
    Multiple Dates
    Sun, Aug 18
    Washington
    Indigenous Language Revitalization Workshop for Toddlers!
  • Yek Peyna Guxgatan (Buenos Dias, El Salvador /Good Morning, El Salvador)
    Yek Peyna Guxgatan (Buenos Dias, El Salvador /Good Morning, El Salvador)
    Multiple Dates
    Sun, Jun 30
    Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood Library
    A trilingual musical for young audiences with puppets about El Salvador history, Nawat language revitalization and Native American pride. Celebrating Family & Community Pride Day on International Children's Day!
  • Yek Peyna Guxgatan (Buenos Dias, El Salvador /Good Morning, El Salvador)
    Yek Peyna Guxgatan (Buenos Dias, El Salvador /Good Morning, El Salvador)
    Multiple Dates
    Sat, Jun 08
    Washington
    A trilingual musical for young audiences with puppets about El Salvador history, Nawat language revitalization and Native American pride. ASL-Interpreted performance. Celebrating Family & Community Pride Day on International Children's Day!
  • Yek Peyna Guxgatan
    Yek Peyna Guxgatan
    Sun, Nov 12
    Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood Library
    Trilingual play for young audiences about El Salvador history, Nawat language revitalization, and Indigenous pride. A Co-Production between Angel Rose Artist Collective and T.E.L.A.S. Colectivo Teatral, featuring music and puppets. In honor of Native American Heritage Month.
  • Yek Peyna Guxgatan!
    Yek Peyna Guxgatan!
    Multiple Dates
    Sat, Oct 14
    Washington
    (Good Morning, El Salvador/ Buenos Dias, El Salvador) a trilingual play for young audiences and families about El Salvador history, Nawat language revitalization, and Native American pride!
  • Southern Belles / Bellas Sureñas
    Southern Belles / Bellas Sureñas
    Sat, Jul 18
    Zoom Webinar
    Trans BIWOC artist revue & panel discussion. Presentacion artistica y panel con Mujeres Trans Negras, Indigenas, y de Color.
  • Las Gemelas Cosmicas/The Cosmic Twins (Zoom)
    Las Gemelas Cosmicas/The Cosmic Twins (Zoom)
    Sat, May 09
    Zoom
    Based off the Maya K'iche's Pop Wuj, this is our story of how the Sun and the Moon came to be. /Basado de la obra Pop Wuj del pubelo Maya K'iche, este es nuestro cuento de como el sol y la luna llegaron a existir.
  • Remote Presentation: Las Gemelas Cosmicas/The Cosmic Twins
    Remote Presentation: Las Gemelas Cosmicas/The Cosmic Twins
    Fri, Apr 24
    Zoom
    Based off the Maya K'iche's Pop Wuj, this is our story of how the Sun and the Moon came to be. /Basado de la obra Pop Wuj del pubelo Maya K'iche, este es nuestro cuento de como el sol y la luna llegaron a existir.
  • The Kind Mother (in spite of herself)
    The Kind Mother (in spite of herself)
    Thu, Dec 05
    The Back Alley Theatre
    A comedy about a troupe of Transgender BIPOC theatre artists reclaiming their space in classical theatre production, featuring the classical stock characters, an array of contemporary Trans jokes, drag king pandemonium, & a strong love for BIPOC communities surviving white supremacy.
  • Kanshul (Act of Faith) - READING
    Kanshul (Act of Faith) - READING
    Mon, Nov 25
    Anacostia Playhouse
    Tzakatekoluka is a place of refuge for Transgender and Intersex people who have been oppressed by the tyrannical empires. After the deaths of two of their royal children, the first family of Tzakatekoluka asks their Prophetess for the Patron's word for their people- a message they are not expecting.
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