Andares

Woven from ancestral myths, traditional music, and a three-person narrative, Andares reveals the extraordinary spirit of México’s most remote corners and the astonishing pathways of their humblest of inhabitants. The play shines a light on a range of realities – land usurpation, widespread violence, community resistance – which indigenous people continue to face at the crossroads of old and new ways of life. Created by Héctor Flores Komatsu in a year-long search across the original cultures of his homeland, Andares is both a deeply touching and fierce denunciation against a present that seems intent upon destroying what was once held as sacred.