De Inga y Mandinga: A Diaspora Tale from Latin America

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Saturday, April 23, 2022, 2 pm
Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute Central District (Seattle)
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This free performance, discussion, and film premiere unveils the ongoing De Inga y Mandinga project, created under the artistic direction of "performance artivist" and African diaspora scholar Monica Rojas-Stewart. De Inga y Mandinga, which roughly translates to “of Indigenous and African heritage," envisions a multidisciplinary, bilingual theater experience that celebrates the diversity of Latin America while acknowledging its legacy of colonialism, migration, and blended cultures. Core artists featured in this production include the De Cajón Project music group, Milvia Pacheco, Lian Caspi, Reynaldo Ruiz, guest artists Antonio Gomez and Gus Denhard, and a youth ensemble. 

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Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute

104 17th Ave S Seattle, WA 98144 Venue website

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