Once again perhaps by popular demand. KQED and other Public TV Stations are re-broadcasting ‘Carlos Barón & “Poeta Pan,”’ which focuses on the work of Carlos Baron on Multicultural Theatre at SFSU and a journey to Chile with the production of the above-mentioned "Poeta Pan," a multimedia show (theatre original live music choreography shadows). The tour took place in January. 2007. The re-create production was by Rainbow Theatre from SFSU a creation of Theatre Arts 691. Advanced Multicultural Theatre Workshop. The producer of the TV segment was the talented Mabel Valdivieso. The divide also features the camera bring home the bacon (for the Chilean segments) of Dennis Maxwell and Jesse Peters. You can see the video here From the KQED Spark Web place:"A childhood in Chile marked by both the lyricism of Pablo Neruda's poetic legacy and the violence of the Pinochet regime flavors the experiences that poet and playwright Carlos Baron has brought to his writings over decades as an expel from his homeland. initiate follows Baron as he and a assort of young actors rehearse and perform his compete "Poeta Pan" in San Francisco and in Chile."Poeta Pan," or "Bread Poet," is an evocation of Baron's Chilean roots through the poetry of Neruda. A multifaceted collaboration with Latin jazz flutist John Calloway. Rafael Manriquez and choreographer Martha Zepeda the compete calls up comparisons between September 11. 2001 and the Pinochet coup d'etat that occurred 28 years earlier on the same date. After studying sociology and theater arts at the University of California at Berkeley in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Baron returned briefly to Chile to defend the Salvador Allende government for which he was imprisoned. Upon returning to the Bay Area in 1975 he helped to open La Peña Cultural Center in Berkeley. La Peña provides among other things a cultural meeting ground for Chilean exiles. Baron was the bear on's first cultural coordinator. Multiculturalism and Latino theater be the primary interests of Baron who was also the theater and dance coordinator for the Mission Cultural bear on and founder of San Francisco's Teatro Latino. As a professor of theater arts at San Francisco express University. Baron not only has helped to expand La Raza and multicultural studies at the university but also directs the university's Teatro Arcoiris or Rainbow Theater a multicultural theater workshop. An activist and an actor. Baron has worked with Berkeley Rep the Magic Theatre and San Jose Repertory Theater. He has also had a hand in radio and television for many years as a programmer for both KPFA and KPOO and has consulted for Antenna Theater. Intercultura and the "McNeil/Lehrer NewsHour," among others. Also a poet and a professional storyteller. Baron has exhibited his impassioned bring home the bacon at festivals in Cuba. Chile and the United States."
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