Only THREE MORE DAYS until THE TEMPEST opens!
Come see this FREE show at the John Hinkel Park Amphitheatre - 41 SOMERSET PLACE, BERKELEY, CA
May 28th and May 29th (Memorial Day)
June 3rd and June 4th
June 10th and June 11th
All performances start at 4 pm.
Rehearsals are wrapping up, and the artists of this year's Festival are ready! We will see you tomorrow! If you haven't gotten your tickets, head to https://t.co/aQhYLbrhU7, and hurry, seating is limited!
Featured: Drew Paton, Olga Molina in Ajax: Our Heroes, Our America
Ismael Chamu is an emerging creator with indigenous roots in the Tierra Caliente, Guerrero, Mexico. Inspired by a love poem Chamu wrote to their partner, i'll see you soon is dedicated to ancestral love stories that were never written #infernotheatre#seeyousoon#gatheredmomentum
May Ramos is a queer Ilokano artist and educator with a range of work through mediums like writing, visual arts, and burlesque. In their 3rd Diasporas Festival, May is excited to welcome their partner to their first performance collab #infernotheatre#seeyousoon#gatheredmomentum
May Ramon & Ismael Chamu star in i'll see you soon - June 18. Two sailors from separate homelands discover a shared language of insurrection. Inspired by the creators' shared history, the show questions the way we see solidarity and resistance. #infernotheatre#gatheredmomentum
Amir Etemadzadeh is a Middle Eastern musician, instructor, performer and composer that is passionate about promoting peace through music & education. He currently manages Mint Tea Music Production and the Amir School of Music. #infernotheatre#soundofthefareast#gatheredmomentum
Molly Rose Williams melds dance, physical theater, spoken word and circus. A creative producer for The Nocturnists podcast, she teaches cooking/science with The Edible Schoolyard & writes for the Life As A Modern Dancer. #infernotheatre#outing#gatheredmomentum