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“Circus doesn’t rely on words. That’s why it’s international,” observes noted French-Canadian mime and improvisationist François-Guillaume Leblanc, who has arrived in Guadalajara to give three-day workshops and three performances at FiCHo.
Tapatío audiences will have a chance to see an unusual array of chous (shows) falling under the umbrella of Cirque du Soleil, the Quebec-based circus arts troupe that is famed for its theatrical, character-driven performances.
“Mexico: Sunlight & Shadows: Short Stories & Essays by Mexico Writers” was awarded the Benjamin Franklin Digital Gold Honor Award from the Independent Book Publishers Association in the United States.
Contemporary music
Local bands offer free “jam sessions” in these new Monday evening presentations.
Teatro Alarife Martin Casillas, Mondays, 8 p.m. Free.
Contemporary music
Local bands offer free “jam sessions” in these new Monday evening presentations.
Almost 100 works by Javier Arevalo, arguably Guadalajara’s most famous living artist, can be viewed at Guadalajara’s Galeria Vertice through November 21.
Long lines greeted the opening of an acclaimed exhibit on the life and work of iconic naturalist, geologist and thinker Charles Darwin at Guadalajara’s Trompo Magico children’s museum.
