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DESCRIPTION:Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs&nbsp\;Program on Latin Ame
 rica and the Caribbean present Entre Silencios&nbsp\;A Collective Creation
  Play Directed by Ana\nFlorencia&nbsp\;López Ulloa&nbsp\;\n\n"Entre silenc
 ios" is a creative&nbsp\;collaboration\nproject focused on upstate immigra
 nt experiences\, particularly focusing on the\nmany silences that occur wh
 en people are asked to tell their stories\, often in\nthe context of legal
  appeals. The central thread of the project was developed\nby director/son
 gwriter Ana Florencia López Ulloa in a choreopoem\nstructure.&nbsp\; Each 
 participant in the project has contributed to developing\nthe roles they p
 lay in the performance\, which includes spoken dialogue\, dance\,\nand ori
 ginal music. At times comedic and satirical\, other times heavy and\nangui
 shed\, the\nstories we are telling are subtle because we are not saying mo
 st of the trauma\nthey come from- those parts of the stories are implied i
 n the silence from the\nactors on stage.&nbsp\;There\nare parts of the per
 formance that will sometimes include long -at times\,\nuncomfortably long-
  silences. Reading between the lines of those silences is\nimplied. The pl
 ay between languages is also not accidental\, hoping to shed\nlight at the
  fact that what is often not said\, when it gets to be said\, may be\nsaid
  in a language that others do not understand.&nbsp\;Performers:\nAna Flore
 ncia&nbsp\;López Ulloa (Cornell ’11\; UCM ‘07)\, Oscar Martinez (Cornell ’
 23)\,\nJose Rangel (Cornell ’21)\, Lety Perez (Ithaca Community Member) an
 d Tania\nPenafort (LawNY paralegal and Teatrotaller veteran). Creative dir
 ector and\nproducer: Debra Castillo (Professor of Comparative Literature\,
  Cornell\nUniversity). Sponsored by Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs\,
  and Program on Latin America and the Caribbean&nbsp\;Contact Havva Karaka
 s-Keles for more information: hkarakas@syr.edu&nbsp\;&nbsp\; \n\n 
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SUMMARY:CANCELED - Entre Silencios: A Collective Creation Play Directed by 
 Ana Florencia López Ulloa  
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs&nbsp\;
 </p><p>Program on Latin America and the Caribbean </p><p>present </p><p><s
 trong>Entre Silencios&nbsp\;</strong></p><p><strong>A Collective Creation 
 Play Directed by Ana\nFlorencia&nbsp\;López Ulloa&nbsp\;</strong></p><p>\n
 \n</p><p>"Entre silencios" is a creative&nbsp\;collaboration\nproject focu
 sed on upstate immigrant experiences\, particularly focusing on the\nmany 
 silences that occur when people are asked to tell their stories\, often in
 \nthe context of legal appeals. The central thread of the project was deve
 loped\nby director/songwriter Ana Florencia López Ulloa in a choreopoem\ns
 tructure.&nbsp\; Each participant in the project has contributed to develo
 ping\nthe roles they play in the performance\, which includes spoken dialo
 gue\, dance\,\nand original music. At times comedic and satirical\, other 
 times heavy and\nanguished\, the\nstories we are telling are subtle becaus
 e we are not saying most of the trauma\nthey come from- those parts of the
  stories are implied in the silence from the\nactors on stage.&nbsp\;There
 \nare parts of the performance that will sometimes include long -at times\
 ,\nuncomfortably long- silences. Reading between the lines of those silenc
 es is\nimplied. The play between languages is also not accidental\, hoping
  to shed\nlight at the fact that what is often not said\, when it gets to 
 be said\, may be\nsaid in a language that others do not understand.&nbsp\;
 </p><p><strong>Performers:\n</strong>Ana Florencia&nbsp\;López Ulloa (Corn
 ell ’11\; UCM ‘07)\, Oscar Martinez (Cornell ’23)\,\nJose Rangel (Cornell 
 ’21)\, Lety Perez (Ithaca Community Member) and Tania\nPenafort (LawNY par
 alegal and Teatrotaller veteran). </p><p><strong>Creative director and\npr
 oducer:</strong> Debra Castillo (Professor of Comparative Literature\, Cor
 nell\nUniversity). </p><p>Sponsored by Moynihan Institute of Global Affair
 s\, and Program on Latin America and the Caribbean&nbsp\;</p><p>Contact Ha
 vva Karakas-Keles for more information: <a href="mailto:hkarakas@syr.edu">
 hkarakas@syr.edu</a>&nbsp\;&nbsp\; </p><p>\n\n </p>
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