Cahoots Theatre

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Culture is a story. Culture is made through storytelling. To change the culture is to tell a different story. &nbsp;Storytellers are historians. Values, morals, ethics, and politics are often passed down through the stories we are told and share with others. &nbsp;Our cultures and stories are inherently linked to the ancestral lands we come from, as well as the lands that we are on. When we are displaced and dispossessed, we are robbed of our rich histories and our abilities to recognize our connections to the land. &nbsp;This is the story of many who leave their native soil.Crossing Gibraltar brought together ten dynamic creators together for a 15-week artistic exploration of relationships to land and Indigenous histories, the politics of translation and political speech, articulations of race and class, and storytelling through embodied cultural practices. &nbsp;Now, they invite us in.Join us on Tuesday August 17th at 7:30pm for Crossing Gibraltar Presents -- a sharing of work by brilliant immigrant, refugee, and newcomer artists.--Program Facilitation by Yolanda Bonnell and Shaista LatifFeaturing Parastoo Amanzadeh, Krystal Kavita Jagoo, Raj Jain, Paz Jurado, Riaz Mahmood, ماهر سنّو Maher Sinno, Tan Vu, Andile Win, Warda &quot;Muna&quot; Youssouf, and Mina ZaghariProduced by Olivia ShorttAccess Notes:&nbsp;The event will be held on Zoom.&nbsp;The event will have live closed captions from The Captioning Group.Attendees are asked to keep their microphones and cameras off for the duration of the event.&nbsp;

Hello Prénom Nom, Thank you for registering to attend Crossing Gibraltar!&nbsp;Here is the Zoom link for Tuesday, August 17 at 7:30PM:<a href="https://us06web.zoom.us/j/91665087409?pwd=ckZrZXlnUXJiNzdSTkVNUGRPT1lnZz09" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://us06web.zoom.us/j/91665087409?pwd=ckZrZXlnUXJiNzdSTkVNUGRPT1lnZz09</a>Meeting ID: 916 6508 7409 Passcode: 265211When you click the Zoom link you will be held in the waiting room until we let everyone in.&nbsp;See you there,Tanisha, Lisa, and the Crossing Gibraltar TeamPLEASE NOTE: Unfortunately this event will no longer have ASL Interpretation. There will be live closed captions provided by The Captioning Group. We understand English captions are not a full substitution for ASL Interpretations since they are different languages. We look forward to offering ASL Interpretations at other events in the future.

Culture is a story. Culture is made through storytelling. To change the culture is to tell a different story.  Storytellers are historians. Values, morals, ethics, and politics are often passed down through the stories we are told and share with others.  Our cultures and stories are inherently linked to the ancestral lands we come from, as well as the lands that we are on. When we are displaced and dispossessed, we are robbed of our rich histories and our abilities to recognize our connections to the land.  This is the story of many who leave their native soil.Crossing Gibraltar brought together ten dynamic creators together for a 15-week artistic exploration of relationships to land and Indigenous histories, the politics of translation and political speech, articulations of race and class, and storytelling through embodied cultural practices.  Now, they invite us in.Join us on Tuesday August 17th at 7:30pm for Crossing Gibraltar Presents -- a sharing of work by brilliant immigrant, refugee, and newcomer artists.--Program Facilitation by Yolanda Bonnell and Shaista LatifFeaturing Parastoo Amanzadeh, Krystal Kavita Jagoo, Raj Jain, Paz Jurado, Riaz Mahmood, ماهر سنّو Maher Sinno, Tan Vu, Andile Win, Warda "Muna" Youssouf, and Mina ZaghariProduced by Olivia ShorttAccess Notes: The event will be held on Zoom. The event will have live closed captions from The Captioning Group.Attendees are asked to keep their microphones and cameras off for the duration of the event.

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Crossing Gibraltar

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