October 6 and 7, 2023. World premiere of “HUMANA” at the Umbral de Primavera, within the Surge Madrid Festival.
HUMANA is a theater-dance-performance that talks about love and heartbreak.
Choreography and performance: Sol Bibriesca.
Text: Amaranta Osorio
Director: David Trueba
Scenography: Gema Rabasco
Lighting: Alfonso Ramos
Sound Space: Javier Aparicio
Photo: Ana Erdozain.
Amaranta coordinates the performing arts part of the Mestizolab directed by Alex Palma at the Casa de México in Spain.
MestizoLab is an initiative of Casa de México in Spain and Minotauro
Communication, which has the strategic support of agents
private and government organizations of both countries. Born in 2019 with
the objective of reinforcing Spanish-speaking audiovisual development,
promoting co-production between the two leading industries in the world
sector in the Ibero-American region and this year, for the first time,
We also incorporate the performing arts
This festival, directed by Marion Coutarel, will have among its guests Jill Greenhalgh, Meg Ella, Ana Woolf, Virginie Brun, Marianne Grison, Anne Berchon, Sandrine le Metayer, Maxence Rey, Manou Vercruyse, Cecile Morelle, Silvia Moreno, Suzon Fuks, Amaranta Osorio, Tatiana Arfel, Julie Benegmos, Aurelia Lucher among others.
MAPA (Map) a play on forced displacement in different countries.
Author: Amaranta Osorio
Foreword: Monique Martinez.
Publisher: Invasoras
Spanish version.
On July 1 at 12:25 p.m., Amaranta will participate in the international symposium “Migrations on stage: migrants and migrations in the live arts of the Hispanic and Latin American worlds” at the Jean Jaures University in Toulouse.
Direction: Fabrice Corrons and Agnès Surbezy.
With the support of the Commission Recherche de l’UT2J and the LLA-CREATIS laboratory.
In collaboration with the TransmigrARTS program
On June 30, the second edition of “OTRAS MIRADAS, el Siglo de Oro visto por mujeres de hoy” will take place. A project sponsored by the Ibero-American Festival of the Golden Age, the University of Alcalá and UNAM Spain.
Free entry.
Talks by: Helena Pimenta, Aurore Évain (France), Belén Almeida, Marifé Santiago, Sergio Santiago, Laila Ripoll, Carolina África, Brenda Escobedo (Mexico), María Folguera and Diana Luque.
Curatorship and coordination: Amaranta Osorio.
Place: Old Hospital of Santa María de la Rica. Alcala de Henares.
Hours: From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
On Tuesday 20 at MK Cine Paz at 8:30 p.m., within Cortogenia, the short film YEGUA by Javier Celay will be presented. It is a short film that has won several awards and in which Amaranta participates as an actress.
Free entry
The program of “Verdial. Fiesta de las letras y la cultura iberoamericana” has been presented. Verdial will take place from May 10 to 13 in Malaga.
Direction: Jorge Volpi and Fernando Iwasaki.
Amaranta Osorio coordinates the dramatized readings and moderates a talk.
Talk
May 10 at 6:00 p.m. in Nerja. Juan Muñoz Frías Territory. Talk between Denise Despeyroux and Pablo Messiez. Moderator: Amaranta Osorio.
Dramatized readings -Verdial
On May 11 and 12 at 7:00 p.m. at La Térmica, dramatized readings of texts by authors participating in the Festival Verdial will take place. The readings will be performed by young actors from the ESAD in Malaga and directed by Loreto Sánchez and Juan Alberto Salvatierra. Coordinated by Amaranta Osorio.
Tickets for the Festival del Siglo de Oro. Clásicos en Alcalá, which will take place from June 9 to July 2 in Alcalá.
Director: Mariano de Paco.
Coordinator: Amaranta Osorio
Production: Carmen Jabonero.
Communication: Plot communication.
Technical direction: Ricardo Peña.
Poster design: Carlos Malpartida.
28th of April. Premiere of “Like a Lily” at Teatret OM. In Ringkobing. Denmark.
A play/concert, created by Parvathy Baul and Sandra Pasini.
Directed by: Iben Nagel.
Costumes: Antonella Diana.
Songs and texts from different traditions and some texts by Amaranta Osorio.
HAKKA WOMEN’S VOICES, a video poem by Ya-Ling Peng (Taiwan) and Suzon Fuks (Australia) that seeks to rescue and make visible the poetry written by Hakka women.
Direction, Camera and Editing: Suzon Fuks
Uhan Shii Theater Group Producer and Director:Ya-Ling Peng
Sound and camera: James Cunningham
Executive Producer: Yeh Yeh.
Hakka poets and interpreters: Chang Tien Wan, Chen Mei-Yen, Lin Chu-Ying, Lo Hsiu Ling, Wang Chun-Chiu, Ye Sha
Readers of the Spanish version: Amaranta Osorio, Eugenia Cano, Veronica Moraga.
Spanish translation: Amaranta Osorio
April 21 at 7:00 p.m. Dramatized reading of “La Jaula” in the Francisco Villaespasa library in Almería.
Text by Amaranta Osorio.
Address: Ascension Rodríguez.
Organized by: Francisco Villaespasa de Almería Provincial Public Library.
Collaborates: Andalusian Performing Arts Research and Resources Center
Coordinator: Ascención Rodríguez.
La Jaula is a play that talks about migrant children detained at the United States border.
It was written during a residence in Colombia (Teatro Esquina Latina and Iberescena), where the mentor was Santiago Loza.
March 17 at 6:00 p.m. – Performance “30. Bosquejo de Alturas” at the Reina Sofia museum as part of the Ellas Crean Festival.
Project 30 artistic direction: Sylvie Mongin-Algan.
Artistic direction in Madrid: Eva Redondo and Jana Pacheco.
Actresses: Rocío Agost, Gabriela Alarcón, Jessica Belda, Ana Benito, Alizée Bingollu, Ascen Caballero, Gema Cañón, Tatiana Carel, Belén Chanes, Fátima Delgado, Laura Jabois, Sarah Kristian, Charo Martín, Pilar Martín, Nizra Martínez, Patricia Medina, Nicole Mersey, Amaranta Osorio, Victoria Peinado, Denise Perdikidis, Maria Antonietta Pinto, Claudia Quiroga, Georgina Rey, Manuela Rodriguez, Laura Rubio Galletero, Saida Santana, Veronica Santos, Alba Taboada, Leticia Torres, Celina Vigo.
Tickets are free, but they must be picked up at the box office or on the Museum’s website from 10:00 a.m. on March 15.
