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Andares - The Play is a groundbreaking multidisciplinary theatre piece from Makuyeika Colectivo Teatral. Premiered in 2017 in Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico, it brings together Indigenous performers representing Maya, Zapotec, and Wixárika lineages to share personal stories, cosmogonies, and contemporary experiences. The performance blends traditional music, live on-stage musicians, dance, masks, and dialogue in Spanish and Indigenous languages, offering an intimate, culturally rich experience for audiences.

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While rooted in Mexican theatre, Andares has traveled to prominent venues and festivals, earning recognition for its innovative Indigenous storytelling and national arts support. If you’re seeking a thoughtful, immersive theatre experience with authentic musical accompaniment, Andares presents a distinctive option that supports Indigenous voices in contemporary theatre.

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Quick Facts About Andares - The Play

  • Premiere: August 2017 (Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico).
  • Company: Makuyeika Colectivo Teatral, with direction, music direction and playwriting by Héctor Flores Komatsu; original cast included Josué Maychi, Alexis Orozco, Lupe de la Cruz, with live music by Raymundo Pavón Lozano.
  • Concept: Three Indigenous performers (Maya, Zapotec, Wixárika) recount personal anecdotes, cosmogonies, and modern-day realities using traditional music and performance forms; languages include Spanish and Indigenous languages; music component features a live musician on stage.
  • Genre: Multidisciplinary theatre; blends storytelling, music, dance and masks; music and lyrics credits include Arantxa Peláez Cházaro for specific pieces.
  • Notable engagements: Chicago Shakespeare Theater (2019), The Public Theater/Under the Radar (New York, 2020), Moss Arts Center (Virginia Tech, 2022), Williams College (Massachusetts, 2022), Centro Cultural del Bosque (Mexico City, 2023).
  • Awards/recognition: Nominated for Play of the Year by ACPT (Association of Critics and Journalists of Theatre) in its US cycle; received National Arts and Culture support in Mexico for theatre projects.

Upcoming appearances and tour details can vary. Contact us to confirm current availability and secure seats for Andares - The Play at your local venue. We’ve got you covered with reliable ticket access through trusted partners. For the most accurate dates, venues, and ticketing details, check the event listings and official venue pages linked below. Social media for Andares is primarily carried through institutional outlets, so we provide direct links to the relevant organization pages for the latest updates.

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