Remembering, Premiering Oct 19, 2024

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Shyamala is honored to be Directing and Dramaturging

Remembering: by Meena Malik and Aristides Rivas

Tickets are going fast for the premiere at Boston Court in Pasadena, get yours HERE

An image of Aristides and Meena sitting close, with his head nestled on her shoulder. Their cheeks are close together and both are smiling warmly. He is Venezuelan with dark hair, and chin length hair, parted in the middle. She is Indian and Japanese with her dark hair just below her shoulders. The text says FOLK/ CLASSICAL REMEMBERING: MEENA MALIK & ARISTIDES RIVAS OCT 19, 8PM Boston Court Pasadena.org

Music and stories of immigration, the earch for identity and the journey of parenthood.

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