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This Saturday at Plaza de la Raza...
Come join us... by @deniseblasor

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#giveme5forbfa get your tickets now at bfatheatre.org before the remaining shows sell out too!

#LaNona #BFAtheatre #LiveTheatre #LatinoTheatre #LosAngelesArts #BilingualTheatre #SupportTheArts #Comedy #DarkComedy #PlazadelaRaza #BuyYourTickets #TheatreLovers #GiveMe5forBFA taken in Teatro Margot Albert by @deniseblasor

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The Bilingual Foundation of the Arts’ production of “Lorca y las Mujeres,” running from May 2 to 18 at the Margo Albert Theatre in Plaza de la Raza, is a stirring homage to Federico García Lorca’s profound exploration of women’s lives.

Adapted and directed by Denise Blasor, this performance intertwines four of Lorca’s seminal works—La Zapatera Prodigiosa, Yerma, Bodas de Sangre, and La Casa de Bernarda Alba—into a cohesive narrative that delves into themes of passion, repression, and defiance.

Presented in Spanish with English subtitles, the production offers a bilingual experience that resonates with a diverse audience. Blasor’s direction, complemented by Beatriz Eugenia Vasquez’s choreography, brings a dynamic and visceral energy to the stage, highlighting the emotional depth and societal constraints faced by Lorca’s female characters.

This performance is part of BFA’s initiative, “El Año de Las Mujeres” (The Year of Women), celebrating the influence and transformative power of women in art and society. Through “Lorca y las Mujeres,” the company not only honors Lorca’s legacy but also amplifies the voices of women, making their struggles and resilience palpable to contemporary audiences.

“Lorca y las Mujeres” is more than a theatrical production; it’s a poignant reflection on the enduring relevance of Lorca’s work and a testament to the strength and complexity of women’s experiences. This compelling tribute is a must-see for those who appreciate powerful storytelling and the rich tapestry of human emotion.

Check it out and support the arts. It is a powerful act of resistance at a moment when the arts are under attack.

@bfa_theatre
@deniseblasor by @deniseblasor

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There is a magical feeling when it’s just you and the music and the rehearsal space.
Thank you @bfa_theatre (Bilingual Foundation of the Arts) for this gift, for producing this incredible work of art, under the direction of my dear mentor @deniseblasor and bringing me in as choreographer and dancer.
Nothing makes me happier than to create , choreograph and move to beautiful amazing music under the direction of an incredible woman. taken in Bilingual Foundation of the Arts by @deniseblasor

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Come see STUFF HAPPENS at USC
Amazing performances taken in USC School of Dramatic Arts by @deniseblasor

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Seminar: 𝐴𝑖𝑛𝑎𝑑𝑎𝑚𝑎𝑟
Date/Time: April 6, 2025 (Sun) at noon
Location: Ebell of Los Angeles, 743 S, Lucerne Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90005
To RSVP, click the link in our bio.

Can art challenge and transform society? Discover the story of Federico García Lorca in 𝐴𝑖𝑛𝑎𝑑𝑎𝑚𝑎𝑟, an opera that reflects his fight against social injustices through the eyes of his muse, Margarita Xirgu. Join Denise Blasor and Jeremy Frank for a seminar brimming with insights into Lorca’s profound impact and artistic legacy.

#operaleague #ainadamar #operaseminar #operaeducation #operainsights taken in Los Angeles California by @deniseblasor

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LORCA Y LAS MUJERES
directed and adapted by Denise Blasor, choreography Beatriz Eugenia Vasquez starts May 2nd at Bilingual Foundation of the Arts LORCA Y LAS MUJERES directed and adapted by Denise Blasor starts this May at Bilingual Foundation of the Arts taken in Los Angeles, California by @deniseblasor

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taken in Playwrights' Arena by @deniseblasor

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🏆 ‘Two Dancers One Love’ sweeps up over 25 awards and counting! The nominations keep rolling in. What a journey! 🌟 taken in Hollywood, California by @deniseblasor

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Wonderful director Jonathan Medina @jonathanjordanmedina created a beautiful sensitive and brutal script TAKE ME BACK is brilliant & powerful. So proud of this important piece. @jenniferleelaks and @henrijesteve are amazing. taken in Los Angeles, California by @deniseblasor

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