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Teatro Esquina Latina : Cuentos eróticos africanos, del Decamerón negro.

Cajamarca, Orlando, Gallegos, Raúl, Castillo, Marisol, Gonzales, Adrianna, Teatro Esquina Latina, Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics, Hemispheric Institute Encuentro (3rd : 2002 : Lima, Peru)
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Title
Teatro Esquina Latina : Cuentos eróticos africanos, del Decamerón negro.
Other title
Cuentos eróticos africanos
Author/Creator
Cajamarca, Orlando, Gallegos, Raúl, Castillo, Marisol, Gonzales, Adrianna, Teatro Esquina Latina, Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics, Hemispheric Institute Encuentro (3rd : 2002 : Lima, Peru)
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Language
In Spanish.
Date
©2002
Filming or performance location
Performed in Lima, Peru, in July 2002, as part of the Third Annual Hemispheric Institute Seminar entitled Globalization, Migration and the Public Sphere.
Format
1 online resource (1 video file of 1 (video file) (43 min.)) : sound, color.
Credits
Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics, producer ; Teatro Esquina Latina, creator ; Orlando Cajamarca, director ; Raúl Gallegos, videographer. Marisol Castillo, Adrianna Gonzales.
Notes

Video documentation of Teatro Esquina Latinas Cuentos eróticos africanos-del Decamerón Negro presented as part of the 3rd Encuentro of the Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics, celebrated in July of 2002 in Lima, Peru under the title Globalization, Migration and the Public Sphere. Cuentos eróticos africanos is based on The Black Decameron, a compilation of African folk stories by anthropologist Leo Frobenius. This is a shortened piece of the original production of Teatro Esquina Latina, with two actresses instead of the original four. The play is a spectacle of storytelling that creates the scene, for young people and adults, of the daily life, humor, and the game of love in the land that is Africa. Teatro Esquina Latina is a cooperative theatre group from Cali, Colombia, founded in 1973 in the Universidad del Valle as a student group and directed by Orlando Cajamarca Castro. Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics

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