Motus Theater, with Congregation Har HaShem and Congregation Bonai Shalom, present a performance of Motus UndocuAmerica monologue “The Meaning of Courage” by Cristian Solano-Córdova and co-read by Rabbis Fred Greene and Marc Soloway with musical responses from Cantor Devorah Avery.
Motus Theater and Being Better Neighbors present a performance of civic love stories from Motus Theater’s UndocuAmerica project, with musical responses from the Boulder Philharmonic’s String Quartet. In this special collaboration, Motus monologists who are immigrants with DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) perform artfully crafted personal stories about their lives underscored by violinist Anthony Salvo. The Boulder Philharmonic String Quartet performs musical responses to each story curated by Fernanda Nieto. Featuring music of Dvorak, Heins, Ponce and more; with stories of Motus monologists Laura Peniche, Alejandro Fuentes Mena and Cristian Solano-Córdova.
Experience mural portraits of DACA-mented leaders whose stories of resilience are brought to life with QR codes linking to their personal monologues. Originally installed in 2022 and targeted by anti-immigrant vandalism, this exhibition is a healing response to erasure and exclusion.
This UndocuAmerica exhibit showcases murals of Motus UndocuAmerica monologists created by Edica Pacha.
