Dismantling Tactic X is a set of performative actions that unveil the ways in which racism and white supremacy operate in our towns and communities. We use dance, percussion and spoken word and song to place the devastating reality of the hegemonic system at the center, in order to dismantle and radically transform it. The […]
Dismantling Tactic X is a set of performative actions that unveil the ways in which racism and white supremacy operate in our towns and communities. We use dance, percussion and spoken word and song to place the devastating reality of the hegemonic system at the center, in order to dismantle and radically transform it. The […]
A film and live performance of the seven-year-long multidisciplinary and multilingual performance project - Y Basta Ya! - highlighting stories of Indigenous and Latine immigrant women and their intimate and personal exploration of issues of race, gender violence, and invisibility, and individual and collective power. NAKA Dance Theater Co-Directors José Ome Mazatl and Debby Kajiyama […]
A film and live performance of the seven-year-long multidisciplinary and multilingual performance project - Y Basta Ya! - highlighting stories of Indigenous and Latine immigrant women and their intimate and personal exploration of issues of race, gender violence, and invisibility, and individual and collective power. NAKA Dance Theater Co-Directors José Ome Mazatl and Debby Kajiyama […]
A film and live performance of the seven-year-long multidisciplinary and multilingual performance project - Y Basta Ya! - highlighting stories of Indigenous and Latine immigrant women and their intimate and personal exploration of issues of race, gender violence, and invisibility, and individual and collective power. NAKA Dance Theater Co-Directors José Ome Mazatl and Debby Kajiyama […]
A film and live performance of the seven-year-long multidisciplinary and multilingual performance project - Y Basta Ya! - highlighting stories of Indigenous and Latine immigrant women and their intimate and personal exploration of issues of race, gender violence, and invisibility, and individual and collective power. NAKA Dance Theater Co-Directors José Ome Mazatl and Debby Kajiyama […]
A film and live performance of the seven-year-long multidisciplinary and multilingual performance project - Y Basta Ya! - highlighting stories of Indigenous and Latine immigrant women and their intimate and personal exploration of issues of race, gender violence, and invisibility, and individual and collective power. NAKA Dance Theater Co-Directors José Ome Mazatl and Debby Kajiyama […]
