Live streaming video in Los Mangos Biblioteca when it’s working:
549 Mariachis in Guadalajara
On Sunday, August 31, 2009, 549 Mariachis set the Guiness Book of World Records for the largest Mariachi Band in Guadalajara, the birthplace of Mariachi. Three songs were played in sightly over 10 minutes.
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Liv Boughn’s Fall 2009 Acting Classes
Liv’s Fall 2009 Acting Class Schedule, Tuition, and Themes
At Gold’s Gym in Plaza Genovesa, Hotel Zone
SCHEDULE:
- Mondays and Wednesdays:
- 3:00-4:00 Acting for Kids (6-9 yrs) (Beginning Monday, Sept. 7th)
- 4:00-5:00 Acting-Preteens(10-12yrs) (Beginning Monday, Sept. 7th)
- 5:00-6:00 Acting for Adults (Beginning Monday, Aug. 31st)
- Tuesdays and Thursdays:
- 3:00-4:00 Actuación Para niños (Español) (Empezamos el 7 de Septiembre)
- 4:00-5:00 Teen Acting (13yrs.-19yrs) (Beginning Monday, Aug. 31st)
THE CLASSES
- Kids Class: Intro to acting, basic theater games, communication principles, teamwork and self expression, imagination development and improvisation
- Pre-teen: To reinforce principles mentioned above with emphasis on the acting process, leadership, monologues
- Teens: Currently working on improvisation, theater games, monologues and scenes with emphasis on prepping for acting auditions/college Interviews
- Adults: Intro to acting, basic theater games, Improvisation communication principles, character development, Method acting exercises, monologue and scene work (time permitting), specific workshops to be given upon request
TUITION:
- All Classes: $600 pesos per month.
- Or $100 per class (if paid individually).
- Private Coaching/Classes: $200 pesos/hr
CONTACT INFORMATION:
- Liv Boughn, Actress, Acting Teacher
- cell: 044-322-137-5777
- U.S.#323-201-2704
- Gold’s Gym, Plaza Genovesa: 225-6671
Race Relations » Local Author Book Signing, August 29
YELAPA AUTHOR, ROBERT HARDIN, TO SIGN NEW NOVEL
Yelapa author Robert Hardin announces a book signing of Race Relations, the latest novel in his popular David Armstrong series.
The event will be held at Café Roma in Puerto Vallarta from two to five p.m. on Saturday, August 29th. Café Roma fronts the Rio Cuale at 287 Encino just a few doors west of the municipal flea market.
In Race Relations, criminal attorney David Armstrong returns from an involuntary two year hiatus from practicing law and takes on the defense of a white Los Angeles police officer who is being retried after an appeals court reversed his conviction for murdering an unarmed teenaged black gang member.
In David’s first interview with the officer he asks him why he shot the teenager fourteen times and the officer says, “Because my Glock only held fourteen bullets.”
The case causes a conflict with David’s long-time lover, Felicia Bates-Baxter, California’s senior U.S. Senator, who publicly accused the police officer of being a brutal and racist cop during the first trial. David also has to contend with county prosecutors so hell-bent on sending the officer back to prison they flagrantly violate his constitutional rights. Like all the David Armstrong novels, the drama is played out in the courtroom.
Former northern California residents Robert Hardin and his wife, Kathryn, along with their two black cats, live year round in a beach house in Yelapa, a small village south of Puerto Vallarta and accessible only by boat. Race Relations is Hardin’s fifth novel since moving to Yelapa in January 2005.
All of Hardin’s books, including Race Relations, are available at amazon.com, Barnes & Nobles, and other bookstores in the U.S. and Canada. And they are available in Puerto Vallarta at NV Bookstore in the Paradise Plaza Shopping Center north of the city, at A Page in the Sun at 399 Olas Altas, and at Biblioteca Los Mangos at 1001 Avenue Francisco Villa.
Anyone wishing to know more about the author may access his author page on amazon.com or email him at croberthardin (at) gmail.com.
2009-2010 Season Opens November 14 for the Santa Barbara Theater
We are still looking for shows at the Santa Barbara Theater
Contact Ann Marie with your proposal for the upcoming season. We would love to see a complete play or musical to add to the stellar line up of dance and variety/cabaret style shows we have booked. We are also hiring for many positions including a karaoke host for Sunday night and someone to sing and play in our late night piano bar on Wednesdays.
Sincerely,
Ann Marie Danimus
Attention Producers/Directors: Santa Barbara Theater Booking Shows for the 2009 – 2010 Season. Please submit your show ideas no later than August 31st. Send an email or drop by the theater!
The Box office and the Broadway Cafe will open on October 19th. Season tickets will be available this year and you can look forward to many special events starting with a traditional Thanksgiving Dinner.
Our season opener will be “Fosse: from Chicago to Sweet Charity to Cabaret” directed by our own Freddy and Paul which will open Saturday, November 14th.
Santa Barbara Theater
Olas Altas 351, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco 48300
contact (at) santabarbaratheater.com
http://www.santabarbaratheater.com
Santa Barbara Theater is Vallarta’s favorite theater. For seven years we have provided the English speaking community a fun place to enjoy a variety of entertainment.
The Forgotten Village, John Steinbeck, the 1941 Classic Movie
The Forgotten Village, 1941, written by John Steinbeck.
The Forgotten Village in this powerful 1 hour, 6 minute documentary is an imaginary poverty-stricken community in the Central Mexico high plateau. This film is a rare glimpse into the customs and daily life of 1930s rural Mexico. In stark detail, The Forgotten Village is a record of the life-cycle and struggles of a typical peasant family, from birth to death, in facing the approach of modern life. The narration and screen play for The Forgotten Village was written by novelist John Steinbeck.