Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with performances, workshops
Updated: Oct 20, 2020
Is your school, company or community group looking for fun ways to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month? Look no further -- In Full Color's talented performers are here to educate, engage and entertain!
Book live performances, community talkbacks, workshops and even musical concerts with In Full Color this fall. You'll discover how Latinx women's stories can foster connection for diverse audiences -- we even have bilingual performances available.
See some of our artists at work:
Love Vet by Cindy AnaCaona Peralta
Points of Interest: Love, romance, poetry
My Body by Daniela Rincon
Points of Interest: Body image, self-love, poetry
I Forgive You by Yarineth Vargas Peña, performed by Liliane Wolf
Points of Interest: Fetishization, stereotypes, immigration, discrimination, indigenous
Bye Bye Bi by Summer Dawn Reyes
Point of Interest: Queer identity, marriage, bilingualism, multi-racial identity
Or, book some of our musicians!
Amor Platónico by Ali de Leon
Eternal Spring by Mercy Villa
THREE WAYS TO LEARN MORE
1. Send an inquiry to summer@infullcolor.org! Share your group's needs and vision
2. Visit our Booking page to see what we do, how we do it and more
3. Download our 2020-21 Sales Deck! Check out our School Edition or Standard Edition (best for companies, government agencies and other groups).
https://casinodepot1euro.com caught my attention earlier today, but what really stuck with me here is how specific the performance topics are, like fetishization and indigenous identity in Yarineth Vargas Peña's piece rather than just generic cultural celebration. It makes me think about how much more impact a workshop has when it names the uncomfortable stuff instead of glossing over it. The bilingual option also seems smart for reaching mixed audiences without losing anyone in translation.