Washington Hall, 153 14th Ave, Seattle 98122 (map)
June 29, 2013
7 p.m. doors, 8 p.m show
$5-$25 sliding scale - no one turned away for lack of funds
Purchase Tickets:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/408651
Washington Hall, 153 14th Ave, Seattle 98122
Voices Rising is an ongoing series of performances by LGBTQ performers of color.
www.voicesrisingseattle.org
We are currently looking into Ustreaming the Event and seek your assistance in making this possible. If you have any knowledge or resources to make this happen, please hit us up at dakotacamacho@gmail.com and stormepoet@hotmail.com
si dåko'ta
Website: www.arkiology.tv
Trailer : www.arkiology.tv/buried-beneath
Videos: http://www.youtube.com/dakotacamacho
About dåko'ta's Buried Beneath: Buried Beneath weaves spoken word poetry, traditional chant, ukelele, and modern movement to tell dåko'ta's queer life story through a new genre of hip hop theatre. When bombs erupt, dåko'ta re-carves family, to heal from generations of trauma, troubled by a devotedly catholic nåna and World War II veteran påpa. Bombs & Låtte are metaphors contrasting our own potential we could come together to build a sturdy foundation that elevates our people, like the Låtte, or we can allow weapons to be built, stored, and launched to destroy life. Growing up in a family of war survivors, dåko'ta struggles between a mainstream culture of fear, over their own indigenous culture of respect and inafa'maolek (mutual respect and harmony with community).
Also featuring Crystal Ybarra: "She is an in-your-face artist with a rhythm divine. Listening to Ybarra is a pleasure and pain, like quickly running your fingers quickly through a candle flame - her words are as hot as they are cold, dancing about, emitting heat and light." -Seattle Gay News
7 p.m. doors, 8 p.m show
$5-$25 sliding scale - no one turned away for lack of funds
Purchase Tickets:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/408651
Washington Hall, 153 14th Ave, Seattle 98122
Voices Rising is an ongoing series of performances by LGBTQ performers of color.
www.voicesrisingseattle.org
We are currently looking into Ustreaming the Event and seek your assistance in making this possible. If you have any knowledge or resources to make this happen, please hit us up at dakotacamacho@gmail.com and stormepoet@hotmail.com
si dåko'ta
Website: www.arkiology.tv
Trailer : www.arkiology.tv/buried-beneath
Videos: http://www.youtube.com/dakotacamacho
About dåko'ta's Buried Beneath: Buried Beneath weaves spoken word poetry, traditional chant, ukelele, and modern movement to tell dåko'ta's queer life story through a new genre of hip hop theatre. When bombs erupt, dåko'ta re-carves family, to heal from generations of trauma, troubled by a devotedly catholic nåna and World War II veteran påpa. Bombs & Låtte are metaphors contrasting our own potential we could come together to build a sturdy foundation that elevates our people, like the Låtte, or we can allow weapons to be built, stored, and launched to destroy life. Growing up in a family of war survivors, dåko'ta struggles between a mainstream culture of fear, over their own indigenous culture of respect and inafa'maolek (mutual respect and harmony with community).
Also featuring Crystal Ybarra: "She is an in-your-face artist with a rhythm divine. Listening to Ybarra is a pleasure and pain, like quickly running your fingers quickly through a candle flame - her words are as hot as they are cold, dancing about, emitting heat and light." -Seattle Gay News
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