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Governors' Camp in the Maasai Mara is celebrating 30 years of safaris by hosting a month long festival of music in October 2002. Tamasha will be the first ever music festival to be held in the wilds of the Mara, featuring a blend of International and Kenyan music, including traditional, jazz, classical and vocal performances.
Media Arts Center San Diego is proud to welcome the
sensational Mexican actress and singer Susana Zabaleta.
Ms. Zabaleta will be present for the Friday (Sept. 14th) and Saturday (Sept. 15th) evening
screenings at 7:30PM of Sexo, Pudor y Lágrimas (Sex, Shame & Tears). Ms. Zabaleta
will be present to answer questions and meet with her fans before and after each
screening. Accompanying Susana Zabaleta will be the producer of Sexo, Pudor y Lágrimas,
Matthias Ehrenberg, and the award-winning Mexican film director Daniel Gruener
(Sobrenatural).
Susana Zabaleta has starred in three very popular Mexican films Sexo, Pudor y Lágrimas
(Sex
Shame & Tears), Elisa Antes del Fin del Mundo, and Sobrenatural (All of them Witches).
She can be seen next in the much- anticipated feature film, Vivir Mata. In addition to her
acting career, Susana Zabaleta is best known as a singer for her two albums ¿O fue un
sueño? and "Desde el baño". She also recorded the soundtrack for the
Spanish-language version of Disney's Pocahontas. Her next album is scheduled to be
released by Universal Music in October 2002.
Sexo, Pudor y Lágrimas will be screened daily (beginning Friday, September 14 and ending
Thursday, September 20th) at 5:15 p.m. (except Sat.), 7:30 p.m. and 10:00 p.m.; with
additional screening times on the weekend (12:45 p.m., 3:00 p.m.). Sexo, Pudor y Lágrimas
and the entire Cine Mexicano: Mexican Film Series will take place at Mann Hazard Center 7
movie theaters located in Hazard Center in San Diego¹s Mission Valley (7510 Hazard Center
Drive in Mission Valley).
Originally a successful stage play in Mexico, Sexo, Pudor y Lágrimas (Mexico, 105 min.,
1999)
follows the amusing trials and tribulations of two young couples in an upscale Mexican
neighborhood frustrated at their failure to live up to their professional and personal
ambitions. After hedonist Ana (Susana Zabaleta) and slouchy husband Carlos split up, and
high-strung ex- model Andrea gets fed up with the constant infidelities of ad executive
spouse Miguel, the men decide to take one apartment and the women another, with comic
results. S.P.Y.L. is the most successful domestic film ever, in the history of Mexican
cinema.
Ticket prices are $7.50 General Admission / $5.50 Students & Seniors. Tickets can be
purchased prior to each screening at the Mann Hazard Center 7 box office. Also available
for purchase is a $20 Reception Pass (includes screening of Sexo, Pudor y Lágrimas &
September 14th Opening Night Reception). The reception will be held at the DoubleTree
Hotel San Diego's Club Max from 5:30 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. In addition to meeting these very
special guests (Susana Zabaleta, Daniel Gruener, and Matthias Ehrenberg), the reception
will include entertainment, free beer provided by Dos XX, free tequila provided by Tequila
Cazadores, and delicious hors d'oeuvres. The pass can be purchased at the door on the
night of the reception and/or in advance via the Internet at www.sdlatinofilm.com
Sexo, Pudor y Lágrimas is in Spanish with English subtitles and is recommended for mature
audiences only. For complete series schedule and ticket information visit
www.sdlatinofilm.com or call (619) 230-1938.
WHEN:
WHERE:
CONTACT:
March 28 - 30, 2003
Woodhouse, Spring Gully Rd Piccadilly
The Folk Federation Office is at :
The SA Folk Centre
corner South Rd & George St
Thebarton
email
Write: GPO Box 525, Adelaide SA 5001
Phone: 08 8354 4606
Fax: 08 8354 4609
The festival has been held previously at Victor harbor. As from this year it is moving to
the Adelaide Hills.Woodhouse is the home of Scouts SA, comprises Conference Centres and
extensive camping facilities spread over 54 Hectares.
WHERE:
CONTACT:
2003
Botanic Park, Adelaide
Diana Maschio - PUBLICITY MANAGER
website
WOMADELAIDE has found a New Zealand partner for its festivals of world music. In 2003, the
international WOMAD organisation plans to tour artists to Adelaide, then take them to a
new event in Taranaki in NZ.
By spreading costs between the two festivals, WOMAD hopes to be able to tour more and
better artists. While 2003 Womadelaide is definite, the event's future in Adelaide, and
whether it will be annual or biennial, is yet to be addressed.
Gatherings 2003
Grand Musical Gatherings
These Gatherings are a distinctive annual event which combine recorder
workshops/masterclasses with concerts by leading national musicians. Workshops are open to
participants of all ages, all standards, and to those with little or no musical
experience.
The Grand Musical Gatherings will be held in Melbourne, Newcastle, Canberra, Armidale,
Blue Mountains and Adelaide are a three-day workshop for recorder covering early,
contemporary and cross-cultural music. In 2003 participants will be introduced to 'Rhythm
and the Recorder' with special electives focussing on contemporary and cross-cultural
rhythm as an aid to musical performance. The Gatherings can be seen to reflect
contemporary trends in World Music which is being increasingly appreciated by youth
audiences.
The timetable comprises 'home groups' in the mornings and a choice of two electives in the
afternoon, followed by a concert each evening. Tutors are drawn from professional
performers and will comprise Tony Lewis, Rodney Waterman, Zana Clarke, Hans-Dieter
Michatz, Justo Diaz, Benjamin Thorn and Robyn Mellor.
The Gatherings focus on cultural education and professional development through their
workshops. They aim to provide an excellence in professional and educational development.
Players of all ages and standards have the opportunity to study with renowned tutors of
their instrument. While the recorder is played in most schools in Australia, the workshops
and rhythm electives offered to participants in these Gatherings present a rare
opportunity for young people to extend their skills. Tutors also have the opportunity to
exchange musical and teaching ideas throughout the weekend.
Participants also have the opportunity to broaden their repertoire, particularly in
Australian music. Trade displays showing music, instruments are a valuable educational
resource, allowing participants to bring back source material to their schools or
community.
Further information about 'Rhythm and the Recorder' is available in PDF (Adobe Acrobat)
format.
Gathering Dates
Melbourne
15-18 January 2003
Armidale
1-2 March 2003
Canberra
25-27 April 2003
Newcastle
7-9 June 2003
Adelaide
October 2003 (exact dates to be confirmed)
Enrolment Forms
Enrolment forms for 'Rhythm and the Recorder' are available in PDF (Adobe Acrobat) format.
Further information
Email enquiries about Gatherings 2003 should be directed to orpheus@orpheusmusic.com.au.
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