Teatro Target Performing Arts Series
El Automóvil Gris by Teatro de Ciertos Habitantes
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Dates January 31, 2007
January 31, 2007
January 29, 2007
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1 - Mexican silent film from 1919
1 - Japanese-Mexican Benshi Narrator
1 - Mexican Actor
1 - Mexican Pianist
1 - Mexican Director
Mix all ingredients together in one evening performance Sound like a recipe for disaster? No, it’s Teatro de Ciertos Habitantes’ dazzling interpretation of the 1919 Silent Film Classic, “El Automóvil Gris”.
Using the Japanese Benshi-style of narrating silent films, this brilliantly entertaining theater company is a roller coaster ride of entertainment and artistry—multilingual subtitles, multi-media performance and multitalented actors. With a little history on the side, please.
“I’m speechless. This was sort of Buñuel meets the Marx Brothers meets Gilbert and Sullivan meets Surrealism!” -- Roger Ebert
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This program is presented as part of ArtesAméricas (www.artesamericas.org), developed by the University of Texas at Austin in partnership with the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies and sponsored by the Center for Mexican American Studies. This presentation is made possible by Target Stores.

