Work in progress showing of:
Llontop
directed by Ashley Tata
Featuring the work of Quechua poet Irma Alvarez-Ccoscco
Wednesday, December 15 at 8pm
At Mayday in Brooklyn.
Llontop examines cultural perceptions of Latinx, white, and indigenous identities in both North and South America.
More info soon.
Our performances are driven by narratives. Sometimes the narratives are created by us, sometimes they are provided by audience members and frequently they are created by us in collaboration with our audiences.
Anonymous Ensemble was founded in 2001 and has created new work every year since. We have presented work throughout New York City and the United States, as well as Greece, England, Scotland, Norway, Germany, and Australia. We value creating community wherever we are and we ask how the audience can be co-creators of each performance event.
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Board of Trustees:
Jessica Weinstein, Lucrecia Briceño, Liz Davito, Eamonn Farrell, Lenore Malen, Thomas Kavanagh, Sven Del Vecchio
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“Llontop” is a luminous multimedia narrative that takes place in Peru and the United States; it will be performed in English, Spanish, and Quechua. The piece explores differences and similarities in cultural perceptions of Latinx, white, and indiginous identities in North and South America. Using light as it’s primary medium, “Llontop” is a live visualization …
