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SUMMARY:Tommy Orange (CLA)
DESCRIPTION:The Center for Literary Arts is pleased to present Tommy Orange\, author of There There. Tommy Orange is a graduate of the MFA program at the Institute of American Indian Arts. An enrolled member of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma\, he was born and raised in Oakland\, California. There There has won the PEN/Hemingway Award\, the National Book Critics Circle John Leonard Prize\, the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize\, and the American Book Award. The reading will be followed by an on-stage interview with professor Nick Taylor\, plus an audience Q&A book sale and signing.
URL:https://hammertheatre.com/event/tommy-orange-cla/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20191204T110000
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SUMMARY:Bang-Bang You're Dead!
DESCRIPTION:The Department of Film and Theatre’s School Touring Ensemble Program (STEP) presents its theatrical production of Bang Bang You’re Dead! written by William Mastrosimone and directed by Buddy Butler\, to help enable and empower students to put an end to the escalating trend of violence and bullying in schools today. \nRIPPED FROM TODAY’S HEADLINES. This play tackles the subject of mass school shootings from the point of view of the shooter. The goal is to help middle and high school students understand the tragedies and complexities of school violence and to take preventive actions against it. Bang Bang You’re Dead! urges today’s generation to take control and fix this problem now… \nMastrosimone appeals to potential killers to change their mindset—that in making the choice to bring a gun to school there is nothing to be gained and everything to lose. Furthermore\, he asks all students to be aware and diligent when it comes to violent threats from their peers. Bang Bang You’re Dead! is a resource for dealing with a broken world that’s violent\, unhealthy\, unfair\, and beyond the power of anyone to fix except today’s generation. \nTHE TIME TO STOP SCHOOL VIOLENCE IS NOW! \nBang Bang You’re Dead! will tour local and Bay Area schools during the week of November 17th\, 2019 and play at the Hammer Theatre Center’s Hammer 4 Theatre for four performances. December 4th\, 5th\, and 6th @11 AM for school matinees and December 7th @ 7PM for a public performance. All performances are free and will have a talk-back following.
URL:https://hammertheatre.com/event/bang-bang-youre-dead/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20191115T193000
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SUMMARY:Dreamer Project: an undocuplay — Borderlands
DESCRIPTION:Dreamer Project: an undocuplay is a verbatim theatre piece created from interviews with SJSU undocumented students. The play focuses on the continuing journeys of undocumented students from Mexico and Central America\, and the issues surrounding these young people who seek to find a home in the U.S..  \nBy showing the challenges each faces as SJSU students\, as well as personal stories of childhood and family\, we come to know them not just as “undocumented” but as human beings navigating an extraordinary time in our history.  \nThis is the story of our students. 
URL:https://hammertheatre.com/event/dreamer-project-an-undocuplay/
CATEGORIES:SJSU @ Hammer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20191114T150000
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SUMMARY:El Libro Centroamericano De Los Muertos / The Central American Book of the Dead: A Bilingual Reading and Conversation with Mexican Poet\, Balam Rodrigo – Borderlands
DESCRIPTION:Balam Rodrigo\, an acclaimed poet and dynamic speaker from Chiapas\, Mexico\, joins us in November for a bilingual public event at the Hammer Theatre and a day-long creative writing workshop in Spanish\, co-sponsored by the Chicanx/Latinx Student Success Center.  \nRodrigo’s latest award-winning book\, El Libro Centroamericano De Los Muertos (2018) focuses on the experiences of Central American immigrants as they cross more than one border in their perilous journey towards the U.S.. The book-length poem incorporates the spiritual cosmovision of indigenous people from the region\, while simultaneously exposing the brutal realities of their contemporary flight from violence and poverty.
URL:https://hammertheatre.com/event/el-libro-centroamericano-de-los-muertas-the-central-american-book-of-the-dead-a-bilingual-reading-and-conversation-with-mexican-poet-balam-rodrigo-2/
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SUMMARY:Kaleidoscope! 2019
DESCRIPTION:From the famous Choraliers to the swinging Jazz Orchestra to the exciting Symphony Orchestra to the exhilarating Wind Ensemble\, the School of Music populates over 20 ensembles and 120 performances a year. Its ensembles have performed at prestigious conferences\, including the California Music Educators State Conference. \nIn the Dance Program\, faculty members guide students through all levels of contemporary\, classical ballet\, jazz\, Limón technique\, Graham-based technique\, contemporary ballet\, and tap. Its pre-professional performing company\, University Dance Theatre\, is an ensemble dedicated to modern and contemporary dance performance. \nJoin us for Kaleidoscope! an annual live show presented by the talented performers of SJSU’s School of Music and Dance!
URL:https://hammertheatre.com/event/kaleidoscope-2019/
CATEGORIES:SJSU @ Hammer
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SUMMARY:Borderlands — A Conversation with Sonia Nazario
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an interactive talk with Sonia Nazario\, two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning author and journalist for The Wall Street Journal and The Los Angeles Times. Her stories and articles have tackled some of this country’s most intractable problems: hunger\, drug addiction\, imimigration. \nNazario has won numerous national journalism and book awards. In 2003\, her story of a Honduran boy’s struggle to find his mother in the U.S.\, entitled “Enrique’s Journey”\, won more than a dozen awards\, among them the Pulitzer Prize for feature writing. Her endeavor to make a trip from Honduras to the U.S. atop Mexico’s dangerous trains to bring Enrique’s journey to life is both incredible and awe-inspiring and her talks are sure to provide rich educational and cultural experiences for attendees.
URL:https://hammertheatre.com/event/borderlands-a-conversation-with-sonia-nazario/
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