Happy Fall friends of
Puppet Underground!
Its been a quiet
summer for us, but we have some exciting events coming up in October.
First, Bread and Puppet Theater is coming to town again on October 3rd and
4th! We’re so excited to
host them for a cabaret and a circus: The Under-Bread Cabaret and The Circus of the Possibilitarians.
And then later in the
month, on October 13th, we’re hosting a screening of a new documentary, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow:
Traditional String Music, followed by a concert by the
amazing Colectivo Altepee, who play
Son Jarocho music from Veracruz, Mexico and are featured in the film.
Details about all
three events below.
We hope to see you in
October!
-Puppet Underground
The Under-Bread Cabaret
Wednesday, October 3rd at 7:30 pm
at The Electric Maid
268 Carroll St Takoma Park
(right across the
street from the Takoma Park Metro)
This Puppet
Underground/Bread and Puppet collaboration features local performers as
well as a variety of Bread and Puppet's shorter shows. This is a smaller
venue, so please rsvp to PuppetUndergroundDC@gmail.com if you plan on coming to
the Cabaret, and we’ll reserve seats.
(The cabaret includes puppet nudity that, depending on your parenting style, may not be appropriate for children.)
The Circus of the Possibilitarians
Thursday, October 4th st 7:30 pm
St Stephen and the Incarnation Church
corner of 16th St and Newton St NW
(a few blocks from
the Columbia Heights Metro)
The Circus of the Possibilitarians is a satirical horse and butterfly
circus, addressing pertinent national and international issues in a clownish
fashion, including rotten ideas, a wild dancing horse and some mellow lions, a
solemn salute to the world’s casualties and much more! The Dire Circumstance
Jubilation Ensemble provides a little bit of brass and a lot of noise. Please
take note that if some of the circus acts are politically puzzling to adults,
accompanying children can usually explain them.
Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow film screening and Concert by Colectivo Altepee
Saturday, October 13th at 8 pm
at La Casa
3166 Mt. Pleasant St. NW
(a few blocks from
the Columbia Heights Metro)
Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow tells the story of the Colectivo Altepee, traditional string
musicians from Acayucan, Veracruz who
make instruments, teach workshops, and use this traditional music to strengthen
community and support social movement struggles. The screening will be followed
by a dialogue with some of the members of the collective and a concert of amazing Son Jarocho music!