Serelepe: music, play and the stage
A group conversation explores the relationship between music and theatrical play.
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A group conversation explores the relationship between music and theatrical play.
An artist talk examines how visual art can measure and evoke experience.
A wrestling-ring cabaret turns resilience into physical theatre.
Guitar, saxophone and clarinet soloists join the chamber orchestra.
A trumpet soloist joins Ludwig Carrasco for a contemporary-music programme.
A century of modern dance reaches the main stage at Bellas Artes.
Domed halls give natural history a distinctive setting in Chapultepec.
Trova and acoustic guitar give Oh Alá Café a quieter place in Coyoacán's evening circuit.
Water infrastructure and Diego Rivera meet at the Cárcamo de Dolores.
Contemporary ensemble music reaches toward the stage at Jardín Escénico.
Soprano and piano share a Sunday evening in Sala Manuel M. Ponce.
A public talk follows the work behind cataloguing a composer's archive.
A free opening performance at CENART's Plaza de la Danza.
Five dancers and forty dresses turn clothing into a physical language.
Britten, Ortiz and Schoenberg shape a chamber-orchestra evening.
Mexican orchestral writing takes centre stage in Programme 22.
Free theatre by Mariana Giménez and the ENAT student company.
A collector's house opens a smaller-scale route into Mexico City's art history.