RIT Presents Chamber Music Theatre to Celebrate Lives of Latin Women, Oct. 30
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The award-winning Core Ensemble, a touring chamber music group, will present a Sunday afternoon performance at Rochester Institute of Technology, Oct. 30.
As a part of the College of Liberal Arts Global Engagements Lecture Series, Tres Vidas celebrates the life, times and work of three significant Latin Women: painter Frida Kahlo of Mexico, peasant activist Rufina Amaya of El Salvador and poet Alfonsina Storni of Argentina. From a script written by Chilean poet/writer Marjorie Agosin, actress Georgina Corbo offers powerful portrayals of each woman and includes the singing of traditional Latin songs, from Mexican folk music to Argentinean tango.
WHAT:Tres Vidas, presented by Core Ensemble
WHEN:1 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 30
WHERE: Ingle Auditorium, Student Alumni Union, Rochester Institute of Technology COST:None CONTACT:Cass Shellmen at 585-475-2057 or cls3740@rit.eduRecommended News
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