By Matías Loja
The local branch of the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo, along with the Memorial Museum and Performing Arts, will launch next week cycle Theater for Identity (TXI .) It is intended for secondary students and teachers.
"This year we decided to work with schools, so that through the theater can raise the issue of appropriate children, dictatorship and history, and that these actors can make their contribution from the theater to help think on these issues, "says Romina Bozzini, coordinator of the theatrical space of Grandmothers Rosario.
born Theater for Identity in June 2000 as a sensitive response to the painful reality of 500 children appropriate, stripped of their true identity by the military dictatorship. " In 2001 more than 500 playwrights, actors, musicians and technicians did a work - "A purpose of the doubt" - which led to almost 70 young people were presented spontaneously to inquire about his identity. In Rosario, the experience of TXI? Emerged in early 2006. According
Bozzini said, this series aims to reach a proposal that children and teachers in the theater have a concrete tool to reflect on the recent past.
As functions for schools, high school students may see the two winners in the 2009 theatrical contest. March 25, at 10, is presenting "Dog Man", by Edgardo Ferrero, and directed by Alejandro García. The presentation will be in the room La Nave-San Lorenzo on 1300 - and as account director, is a story from the irony and humor speaks "the ambiguity of certain persons, misinformation promoted by certain media during the dictatorship, and the do not mess this in many speeches. " March 24, at 20, the work will be "free-free and the Island of Inventions.
For March 31, at 14, theater-Salta El Rayo to 2900 - is scheduled to feature "The Deceased" by Leonel Giacometto and directed by Cacho Palma.Asimismo until May 31 is open registration for the 2010 theatrical contest Theater for Identity. More reports txirosario.blogspot.com, email: txirosario@gmail.com, or the local chapter of Grandmothers Laprida Department C 563, phone 4484421
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