Do you have good attitude and a willingness to partake in community? Sign up to make Barrio Stories, a fun, one-of-a-kind theatrical spectacle! A variety of shifts are available. No experience required. Volunteers must be 16 or older.
This is our most ambitious project in our entire 30 year history. We can’t do this without YOUR help. PLEASE SIGN UP!
For a description of positions and to volunteer CLICK HERE!
For more information, visit www.barriostories.org
Barrio Stories
by award winning playwrights, Elaine Romero, Virginia Grise, and Martin Zimmerman Directed by Marc David Pinate
Staged outdoors on the grounds of the Tucson Convention Center, this theatrical spectacle brings to life the oral histories of Tucson’s original Mexican American neighborhood demolished with the building of the convention center in the 1960s. Precious memories come to life as audience members take a theatrical tour of what used to be the bustling epicenter of commerce and public celebrations for Tucson’s Mexican-American community (some seating is available.)
Four vignettes with performance installations encountered throughout the plaza culminate in an interactive post show pachanga: featuring folklorico and mariachi youth ensembles with interactive art and audio booths for all ages. Food for sale!
Location
Staged outdoors on the grounds of the Tucson Convention Center 260 S Church Ave, Tucson, AZ 85701. Two entrances: off of parking lot A, Church St. and parking lot C, Granada St.
Tickets
$10 suggested donation (no one turned away for lack of funds) at the entrance.
Due to the Donation base nature of this event, all ticket donations will be collected at the entrance on the day of the show only. We can accommodate up to 1,200 audience members per day. There will be no advanced reservations for this event.
Dates and Times
Thursday & Friday March 3 & 4 @ 10am
Saturday & Sunday March 5 & 6 @ 11am
More info
For questions about this innovative theatrical event please call our office at 520-882-8607. To learn more about the project visit the website at Barriostories.org