Booking Information
Teatro Milagro is a four-person troupe
that performs bilingual plays and conducts interactive workshops with
multilingual and multiracial student groups. The plays are approximately
one hour in length and are performed for colleges, high schools and
community groups. The troupe tours with their own portable sound system
and a freestanding backdrop that fits into almost any venue. Residency
programs are often subsidized with grant funds in rural communities.
Performance Fees
Local performances in Portland metropolitan
region - $900.
Performances outside of Portland in Oregon and
Washington states - $1500
Performances outside of Oregon and Washington states
- $2,000 + Transportation and lodging expenses
Touring Schedule
Date |
Time |
Location |
Presenter |
Contact/Phone |
2/17/11 |
6:30 PM |
Hillsboro, OR |
Office of Hispanic Outreach |
Saideh Haghighi
503-844-1486 |
2/19/11 |
8 PM |
Corvallis, OR |
MEChA de Oregon State U |
Alfredo Najar
541-737-3790 |
2/22/11 |
7 PM |
Roseburg, OR |
Umpqua Community College |
Silvia Herman
541-440-4644 |
2/24/11 |
11 AM/7 PM |
Grants Pass & Medford, OR |
Rogue Community College
Redwood & Riverside |
Robin Williams
541-956-7093 |
3/29/11 |
7 PM |
Fort Collins, CO |
Fort Collins César Chávez Event |
Rich Salas
970-491-0590 |
3/30/11 |
1 PM |
Littleton, CO |
Arapahoe Community College |
Andrew Garcia
303-797-5657 |
4/1/11 |
7 PM |
Portland, OR |
University of Portland |
Bethany Sills
503-943-8198 |
4/22/11 |
7:30 PM |
Hood River, OR |
Columbia Center for the Arts |
Catherine Butler
541-387-8877 *117 |
4/29/11 |
9:15 AM |
Eugene, OR |
Yamada Language Center |
Jeff Magoto
541-346-4319 |
4/29/11 |
6 PM |
Beaverton, OR |
Portland Community College
Rock Creek Campus |
Lida Rafia
971-722-7279 |
5/11/11 |
7 PM |
Gresham, OR |
Mt. Hood Community College
Dept. of Modern Languages |
Paul Eckhardt
503-491-7497 |
9/15/11 |
7 PM |
Portland, OR |
Lewis & Clark College
Multicultural Center |
Latricia Brand
503-768-7743 |
9/26/11 |
NOON |
St. Louis, MO |
Office of Student Life
University of Missouri, St. Louis |
Ashlee Roberts
314-516-5291 |
9/26/11 |
7 PM |
Columbia, MO |
Multicultural Center
Univ of Missouri, Columbia
|
Latricia Brand
503-768-7743 |
9/28/11 |
7 PM |
Tacoma, WA |
Pacific Lutheran University |
Pablo Mendoza
573-882-7152
|
10/04/11 |
1:30 PM |
Chicago, IL |
Hispanic Heritage Committee
Northeastern Illinois Univ.
|
Janet Sandoval
773-442-6038
|
10/05/11 |
7 PM |
Appleton, WI |
Multicultural Affairs
Lawrence University
|
PaLee Moua
920-832-7030
|
10/13/11 |
7 PM |
Albany, OR |
Linn-Benton Community College
Theatre Department |
Leslie Hammond
541-917-4554 |
10/20/11 |
7 PM |
Bend, OR |
Central Oregon
Community College |
Evelia Sandoval
541-318-3726 |
10/27/11 |
Noon |
Port Angeles, WA |
Peninsula College
Studium Generale |
Rick Ross
360-417-6533 |
11/15/11 |
Noon |
San Antonio , TX |
Office of Student Life
University of Texas, San Antonio
|
Keith Pilger
210-458-2816 |
11/16/11 |
8 PM |
Corpus Christi, TX |
Del Mar College |
Dr. Eva Muñiz
361-698-1234
|
11/17/11 |
7 PM |
Brownsville, TX |
University Texas, Brownsville
Office of Student Life |
Eloy Alvarez
956-882-5144 |
|
Duende de Lorca

On
Tour through November 2011
“Beautiful words! Me gusta escuchar personas hablar español! Poetry was amazing and very deep.”
“The multi-faceted talent of the cast and the ability to bridge the gap between two languages so effectively.”
Duende de Lorca
RACHAEL DEWITT
Willamette Week, January 19, 2011
The macabre and elegant words of Federico García Lorca have jumped from the page to the stage in Miracle Theatre’s current production. The bilingual one-act by Dañel Malán intersperses surreal, poetic flourishes with the grueling challenges the poet faced in his youth. ... Duende has some surprises: it’s not in every play that a down-in-the-dumps protagonist falls in love with a butterfly and is tormented by evil cockroaches. A showcase of Lorca’s dark and beautiful writing, Duende de Lorca is fully comprehensible to non-English and non-Spanish speakers alike. The actors’ breathless transition from English to Spanish allows viewers to hear Lorca’s sound and see Lorca’s vision with stunning clarity—a good challenge to the notion that poetry can never be translated.
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