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Magic Spells For The Broken Hearted
World-Premiere of "Jarred: A Hoodoo Comedy"
CHICAGO, IL - This fall, Teatro Luna (Chicago's All-Latina Theater Company) presents a hilarious World Premiere play for anyone who's ever had a broken heart and tried to put the pieces back together by any means necessary: Jarred: A Hoodoo Comedy by Tanya Saracho. When a terrible break-up turns Alicia's world upside down, she turns to folk magic to heal her heartbreak. With the help of her friends, and some enchanting magi, Alicia mines the underworlds of Brujeria, Santeria, and Hoodoo for magic recipes, age-old traditions, and ancient jar spells looking for a cure. Based on real and extended exchanges with practitioners of each craft, Jarred: A Hoodoo Comedy explores one of the best kept secrets in the Latino Community. An original script by Ofner Award winning playwright Tanya Saracho, co-directed by Belinda Cervantes and Tanya Saracho. Jarred is presented In English with a sprinkle of Spanish Photos Available Upon Request.
Featuring Ensemble Members: Gina Cornejo (Lunatic(a)s, Machos), Yadira Correa (SOLO Tu, Machos) , Dana Cruz (Maria Chronicles, SOLO Tu), Miranda Gonzalez (SOLO Tu, S-E-X-Oh!) and Suzette Mayobre (Lunatic(a)s, SOLO Tu)
WHAT: “Jarred: A Hoodoo Comedy” by Tanya Saracho and presented by Teatro Luna: Chicago’s all-Latina Theater Company
WHERE: Chicago Dramatists, 1105 W. Chicago, Chicago, IL
WHEN: Previews on 10/31, 11/1/ and 11/2
OPENS: 11/6 runs through 12/14
SCHEDULE: Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 7:30pm and Sundays at 6pm
TICKETS: Previews $10, $15 general public,
Periodic special ticket rates by checking www.teatroluna.org
To order tickets visit www.brownpapertickets.com/event/38173
For group sales email boxoffice@teatroluna.org or 773.878.LUNA
Teatro Luna, Chicago's first and only all-Latina theater was founded in June 2000 by Coya Paz and Tanya Saracho. The eight-year old company uses an ensemble approach to create performances based on autobiographical experiences and true-life stories. The all-women ensemble builds shows as a collective, develops single author plays, incubates solo performances from the workshop stage to full production, and actively tours shows to universities and theatrical venues. To date, Teatro Luna has created and produced six original ensemble-based performances; two collections of short solo plays; and two single author plays. For more information visit www.teatroluna.org or www.myspace.com/teatroluna
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