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Woven from ancestral myths, traditional music and arts, and a three-person narrative, Andares reveals the extraordinary, untold stories of ordinary, humble people who inhabit México’s most remote corners. Created by director Héctor Flores Komatsu from his personal search to know and understand the original cultures of his homeland, Andares is a moving, fierce denunciation against a present that seems intent upon destroying what was once held as sacred.
Written by:
Héctor Flores Komatsu
Directed by:
Héctor Flores Komatsu
Genre:
multidisciplinary
Location:
Chicago Shakespeare Theater
800 E. Grand Ave. Chicago, 60611
Language:
Spanish