A Weekend of Surprises!
Celebrate Día de los Muertos with First Stage at the Marcus Center’s Todd Wehr Theater during ON THE WINGS OF A MARIPOSA on October 26 and 27.
In
conjunction with this play, First Stage will celebrate Día de los Muertos at
the Marcus Center’s Todd Wehr Theater with a Mercadito – Artisan Market – hosting ten local artisans who will
sell their handmade items, like Día de los Muertos skulls or calaveritas, colorful earrings,
coasters, cornhusk dolls, natural soaps and candles, and much more.
Some of the artisans who will be selling their work include Ceci Tejeda, Linda Serna, Yesica Coria, Iuscely Flores, Mi Salgado, Lila Saavedra, alida cardós whaley, Brenda Brambila, Yessica Jiménez and Leilani López.
Some of the artisans who will be selling their work include Ceci Tejeda, Linda Serna, Yesica Coria, Iuscely Flores, Mi Salgado, Lila Saavedra, alida cardós whaley, Brenda Brambila, Yessica Jiménez and Leilani López.
The
Mercadito will be open from noon to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 26, and noon
to 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, October 27.
To take our
celebration of culture and tradition further, Latino Arts Strings Program students and their Director Dinorah Márquez
will perform traditional Mexican songs live from 2:30 to 3:15 p.m. on Saturday,
and from 12:10 to 12:50 p.m. on Sunday.
Following Sunday’s
performance will be a Tech Talk – a
20-minute extended talkback with the creators: Barbara Joosse, who wrote "Ghost Wings," the book that inspired the
play; playwright Alvaro Saar Ríos; and Music Supervisor Dinorah Márquez, composer
and lyricist for the original music for this production.
Invite your
family and friends to join us in celebrating the vibrant and joyous tradition
of Día de los Muertos with First Stage at the Todd Wehr Theater!
These special events are included
with your ticket purchase to ON THE WINGS OF A MARIPOSA, enhancing the theater
experience beyond the stage for the entire family. Tickets start at $15, and may
be purchased in person at the Marcus Performing Arts Center Box Office at 929
N. Water Street, by phone at (414) 273-7206 or online. If you have already purchased tickets, please plan to arrive early and
stay longer.
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