Castor
is a project that has been brewing several years ago and I see the light at
mid 2005, by drawing on the expertise of its members with a broad Travel on stage. Castor plotted two main objectives, first, make u na strong aesthetic proposal that enhances the Puppet Theatre with an emphasis on imaging work "live" appealing for it to the contributions of the arts, performing arts and music.
Secondly, it aims to become a vehicle for the dissemination of popular art at the Puppet Theatre adapting parts of the oral tradition collecting aspiration Peruvian maestro José María Arguedas "making known one aspect of beauty in art Indian popular mestizo, and how that popular art can be the leaven, the primary root of a large domestic production in all aspects of art. "
orient our work in principle to children from exposure to a mass culture in the context of globalization only populating itself away from what their imaginary exotic beings that are familiar, and we see lions and kangaroos or fairies and elves are well known unlike chinchillas and capybaras or Mukis and chullachaquis, we took to the stage characters from the very rich fauna, Peruvian mythology and daily life and the stories are taken from the great oral tradition passed down by our ancestors.
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