The LAVA Center is very excited to present a transformative theater and storytelling workshop group performance led by Brazilian actor and director Alex DeMelo.
These two performances are the culmination of a six-week theater workshop led by DeMelo over the past two months. In this workshop, DeMelo has led participants through a process of story sharing, personal growth and community building. The result is a tight-knit and caring theater group.
The workshop will culminate in these two public performances on Saturday, Oct. 19, 7 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 26, 7 p.m. Centered around the theme of Halloween, workshop participants will deliver a raw and emotional performance that showcases their work and personal growth throughout the workshop. It promises to be an exciting and emotional event.
Admission is on a sliding scale, based on a pay what you can amount.
This programming is made possible in part by grants from Mass Humanities, with funding from the Massachusetts Cultural Council, and from the Markham-Nathan Fund for Social Justice. The LAVA Center strives to make its programming and events accessible to the widest possible range of community members.
