Sama Sama: Solidarity in the Fields is a story that infuses narration, poetry, music, movement & Eskrima told through the lens of Tonantzin, Araw and Uriel, three high school students who are finding themselves and their cultural identity by learning about the “Manongs” and “Bracero Program.” It emphasizes the shared narratives of Mexican and Filipino culture and uses English, Spanish, and Tagalog to amplify this important piece of history. The play is intended to be interactive/immersive and inspired by theatrical praxis similar to Teatro Campesino, PETA and Theatre of the Oppressed. Tri-linguality permeates throughout the sonic universe and English translations have been provided on the script.

Approx. 35 minutes; included conversations on racism.