 FREE and open to the public!
 CYPHER DALLAS: BREAKING WORKSHOP
Sat, Jan 25 at 12:30 PM - 4:00 PM
CYPHER DALLAS presents BREAKING WORKSHOP with FLOYD aka JUMBEE. This Workshop is designed to expand upon the foundational elements of breaking, with a focus on exploring how these core techniques can be utilized to develop new concepts and innovative movement. Floyd is eager to share the insights he has gained throughout his journey to help others elevate their own practice and push the boundaries of their craft.
THE SHƏ TABLE:
Women Who Cultivate Community
As ORIZON celebrates 20 years of their diverse performing artist community of Texas: dance, poetry, song, fashion, and so much more. On Saturday 01 FEB 2pm to 4:30pm ORIZON brings you --> Poetry by Ofelia, Dance by Alvarado, 6-Panelists who will share their Pros & Cons to success "KERA Journalist by Priscilla | RedBull Battles Emcee by Ericka De Leon | Pan African Connection owner by Akwete | International Krumper by Lady C4 | Alegre Ballet Folklorico member 21 yrs by Dominique | Hip Hop Dance Organizer by Valkary", 2-Moderators "Obi & Micaela" and Emcee by Lauren. This special event gives the audience an opportunity to learn, enjoy & ask questions to our reputable panelists to help guide the next generation moving forward in success. FREE and open to the public.
Tina’s Journey / El Viaje de Tina
A visually stunning, heartfelt story of migration and cultural identity for all ages.
Celebrating forty years of developing new artists, we are expanding on our biennial international festivals with the addition of Nuevo Mundo, a festival to incubate new directors and playwrights. We will select three talented young directors that are under-represented on Dallas’ stages and pair them with seasoned directors to mentor and support their selections of plays they believe deserve to be seen. Explore the next generation of new voices connecting Dallas to the global South.
February 14-15 – “Como Agua Para Chocolate” written by Laura Esquivel directed by Gabriel under the mentorship of Christie Vela. In 1910, during the Mexican Revolution, Pedro Muzquiz and Tita de la Garza fall in love, but their love is forbidden. When Pedro and his father ask Tita’s mother for her hand in marriage, she refuses, citing family tradition that the youngest daughter must care for her mother in old age. In order to stay near Tita, Pedro reluctantly agrees to marry Tita’s older sister, Rosaura. (SPANISH)
February 21- 22- “Bright Half Life” written by Tanya Barfield directed by Lauren Secrest under the mentorship of Sasha Maya Ada. A moving love story that spans decades in an instant—from marriage, children, skydiving, and the infinite moments that make life together. Through a kaleidoscopic blend of memories, the play captures the evolving relationship between Vicky and Erica, two complex individuals whose lives intertwine in fragmented yet vivid scenes. Through both fleeting and profound moments, the story explores how love, endurance, and hope sustain—and sometimes decay—their relationship as they navigate the challenges and joys of a life together. (ENGLISH)
February 28 – March 1 – a semi-devised premiere piece called “In the Beginning” created by Gerald Taylor II under the mentorship of Lauren Leblanc. In a world where everything feels like it is ending, sometimes the answer lies at the start. “In the beginning” is an exploration of several creation myths from around the world. Told by 4 storytellers, this romp through time and cultures is an adventure for the entire family. (ENGLISH)
Age Limit TBD
February 14 – March 1
Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm
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