Answer: Su Teatro does.

Who has food, music and parties?

Answer: Su Teatro does.

Who has the best film and live performance festivals in the history of April?

Answer: ????
APRIL IS FESTIVAL MONTH!
XicanIndie FilmFest XVII
&
The 1st EVER WordFest! 
 
Okay Festival Lovers, now's your chance to score some free tickets to either one of our spring-time festivals!

Let's play Tres Preguntas.  Below, you will find 3 total trivia questions.  Reply to us with the answers, and you can see your favorite offerings in one (or both) of our festivals!
 
APRIL 9 - 12, 2015






FUGLY!
Thursday, 4/9
7:00 pm
WORDS OF REVOLUTION
Thursday, 4/9
7:30 pm
TAPIA
Friday, 4/10
7:00 pm
LA ESPERA, DESESPERA
Friday, 4/10
8:30 pm

OSCAR
Friday, 4/10
6:30 pm

THE FRAME
Friday, 4/10
8:00 pm







RECOMMENDED BY ENRIQUE
Saturday, 4/11
3:00 pm

CRY NOW
Saturday, 4/11
7:00 pm

STRIKE ONE
Saturday, 4/11
7:00 pm
AGURUPHOBIA
Saturday, 4/11
8:50 pm
CHONES /
CINEFEST GLOBAL
Saturday, 4/11
2:30 pm
NOW EN ESPANOL
Sunday, 4/12
2:30 pm
more info





THE BOOK OF RUTH
Sunday, 4/12
4:00 pm
more info
CHILDREN OF GIANT
Sunday, 4/12
6:00 pm
more info
FRIDAY NIGHT AFTERPARTY
4/10
Interstate Kitchen & Bar
SATURDAY NIGHT AFTERPARTY
4/11
Cafe Brazil
XICANINDIE
AWARDS CEREMONY
Saturday,
4/11 at 5:30 pm

Individual film Prices:  $10.00 general/ $7.00 students/seniors
Film Festival Pass:  $40.00 (Includes five films and all receptions)
TRIVIA QUESTION #1:  Which XicanIndie FilmFest actor/director is also featured in the 1st Ever WordFest?
Be the 1st to reply to win your free ticket to the XIFF XVII film of your choice!
Meet the stars of XicanIndie FilmFest XVII




Jade Puga (AGURUPHOBIA)
Teresa Tapia
(TAPIA)
Richard Montes
(AGURUPHOBIA)
Johnny Ortiz
(STRIKE ONE)


Alma Martinez
(STRIKE ONE)
Carlos Ramzey Ramirez
(AGURUPHOBIA)
David Llauger-Meiselman
(STRIKE ONE)
Ruben C. Gonzalez
(OSCAR)




TRIVIA QUESTION #2:  In what Denver Center Theatre Company production did Alma Martinez appear in 2013?
1st five (5) people to reply with the correct answer to win 2 tickets to XIFF XVII!

A Week-Long Festival of words in all of their forms!
APRIL 20 - 26, 2015
$20 general, $17 students/seniors  |Comadre Docena 12 tix/$12 each

Monday - Sunday at 7:30pm

A Place to Stand | Jimmy Santiago Baca 

Monday April 20 in the Angelica Martinez Performance Hall

 

When Jimmy Santiago Baca was 20, he was convicted of drug charges and sentenced to prison. Illiterate when he arrived at the Arizona State Prison and when he got out five years later, he was well on his way to becoming one of America's most celebrated poets. He writes about oppression, love and migration, and his poems range from a few lines to many pages.

Jimmy will present his new film "A Place to Stand"and will also be available to sign books. This event is Co-Produced with Chicano/a Studies and Cllaro.

Northside | Bobby Lefebre

Tuesday April 21 in the Frank Trujillo Salon Del Arte  

 

Nationally acclaimed poet & spoken word artist Bobby Lefebre adds "playwright" to his resume his first work being the hot topic of gentrification in Denver's Northside. A lifelong "northsider", and Su Teatro veteran, Lefebre challenges us to take both a contemporary and historical perspective. He counter-poses an emerging Chicano middle class torn between tradition and opportunity.

Northside cuts, critiques and cleanses with flowing words and passionate insight. Performed by Su Teatro company members.

Remember El Alamo | Albert Ramirez

Wednesday April 22 in the Frank Trujillo Salon Del Arte

 

Su Teatro actors present a reading of Dr. Al Ramirez' family inspired musical, an multi-generational story that revisits the iconic symbol of US expansionism. "Remember the Alamo" is a national testimony to historical spin. Is it the place where Texas patriots sacrificed their lives for freedom from the oppressive Mexicans or is it the site of the Mexican army valiantly defense of their national sovereignty. The Ramirez family pre-dates the Alamo and the so-called Texas revolution. Their story places them directly in the middle of American history and carves a statement of Mexican-American identity and participation.

La Vida Loca | Carlos Manuel

Thursday April 23 & Saturday April 25 in the Angelica Martinez Performance Hall

 

An apolitical in-your-face odyssey of a Mexican Immigrant Carlos Manuel's LA VIDA LOCA, is a monologue stuffed full with life. Carefully constructed to both give hero status and to expose the author/performer, his "crazy" life is revealed through an equally crazy quilt of carefully crafted memories, fantasies, dialogues, and excerpts from pop culture.

Spirit & Sworded Treks | Maria Cheng
Theatre Espirit Asia

Thursday April 23 & Saturday April 25 in the Frank Trujillo Salon del Arte

 

Unlike anything you've likely seen before, Spirit and Sworded Treks  (written/directed/performed by Theatre Esprit Asia's co-founder Maria Cheng) brings together tai-ji forms, storytelling, stir-fry cooking, and stand-up comedy to demonstrate the spiritual difficulties that Chinese-American women face. Beheaded Barbie dolls may or may not also be involved.   Spirit and Sworded Treks reminds us of the complexity we possess as human beings. Ms. Cheng engages us so deeply that we are sitting hoping that the play will not end, and she will continue unravel complex and beautiful stories to keep us enthralled.

La Esquinita: USA | Ruben C. Gonzalez

Friday April 24 & Sunday April 26 in the Angelica Martinez Performance Hall

 

Ruben C. Gonzalez' live stage art is transcendent, exhilarating in its simplicity, yet full of emotional depth. Gonzalez bills his work as "socio/spiritual theatre for a new age. La Esquinita: USA is an imaginary financially depressed town; it is Anywhere, USA.  It is peopled with eleven quirky characters from the barrio, male and female, aged and youthful, all seeking identity, connection and peace.

Do You Know Who I Am? | Scripted by Kirsten Wilson - Motus Theatre

Sunday April 26 in the Frank Trujillo Salon del Arte

 

Do You Know Who I Am? is the acclaimed new performance encouraging discussion on immigration in Colorado. It is scripted by Kirsten Wilson from monologues written by undocumented immigrants and performed by these writers. Come hear Juan Juarez, Victor Galvan, Oscar Juarez, Ana Cristina Temu and Hugo Juarez perform their immigrant experience and come prepared to better understand what it is like to be undocumented in our community. Equal parts cheering and crying. If you ever had doubts about the need for immediate immigration reform, you won't anymore."

TRIVIA QUESTION #3:  Who are ALL 5 Su Teatro actors that appear in the locally shot film THE FRAME?
Hint:  We e-mailed you the answer very recently. 
Fact:  You could've seen them all on our stage last year.
Reply with the correct answer to win 1 XIFF XVII Festival Pass!
GOOD LUCK, AND SEE YOU AT THE #FESTIVALMADNESS!