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TEATROPUERTO | ¡Our Thing Is Just Theater! TEATROPUERTO | ¡Our thing is just Theater! TeatroPuerto was born in 2015 due to the need to create a space for the professionalization of the performing arts, audience training and theatrical circulation in the Coquimbo Region, Chile. 2015 is the start date of this dream, where we combine a variety of professionals who add to this idea of professionalizing regional theater. Already in 2020, with the support of the Ministry of Culture, Arts and Heritage through the Other Collaborating Institutions (OIC) program, we project ourselves as a benchmark in stage management at the regional, national and international level. TeatroPuerto seeks to establish a cultural management alternative for the performing arts, seeking to be a successful experience in the Coquimbo region. Three areas of the work to be developed are projected that give shelter to different actions that we develop as part of our lines of action. These areas, ORGANIZATION, VISIBILIZATION AND LINKING, respond and contribute to different degrees to the pursuit of our objectives, objectives that have mobilized our work in recent years, and which are described: Ensure the cultural and arts development at local, regional and national level Promote safe working conditions for the development of cultural management and artistic projects Provide training in artistic, technical and management skills to participants of what to do on stage, with and / or without experience. Promote the participation of the community as active spectators of the scenic processes. We work in 3 areas, with different activities in each one Training: We provide tools for creators to develop their projects and diversify the program offer, raising the quality of work, promoting local artistic production, both nationally and internationally. EscuelaPuerto School contemplates periodic seminars / laboratories for the improvement for and among local artists, and devel oping, in addition, networks and associativity. Create, produce and circulate: We develop quality stage products that allow us to reach new, sporadic and captive audiences, developing linkage and mediation strategies between these products and the community, contributing to the economy from a creative point of view. 1) We develop plays from research to staging. 2) We promote the circulation at all levels of stage products already created, through the management of seasons, roaming, Festival TeatroPuerto and Encuentro La Gaviota, both our own products. 3) We develop and execute mechanisms and mediation programs for audiences, general and specific, that allow to relive and deepen the stage experience. Team and Space TeatroPuerto: We have an ideal physical space for the development of our objectives: Casona La Gaviota, an action that allows us to break with the theatrical abandonment that for years affected the commune and through its implementation and programming made from 2016 to the date, being a unique reference for the development of the performing arts in the Coquimbo region. All these actions allow us to democratize culture, guarantee equal access to artistic activities and the active participation of citizens in cultural processes, thus constituting a society that builds itself and that builds its cultural heritage. TEATROPUERTO | ¡Our thing is just Theater! Mission and vision: For us, the most important thing is the artistic experience, both for the artist and for the spectator. We hope to welcome you and your friends to be part of our great project, the TeatroPuerto family. Mission: Contribute and contribute to the democratization of culture, through the performing arts, transforming ourselves into a platform for creation, training, production, dissemination of artists and cultural entrepreneurs. Vision: To become one of the main agents for the development of local, regional and national art and culture, through work areas that allow us to be recognized by performing artists and by the beneficiary community. Trust: Ensure artistic and cultural development at the local, regional and national level. Commitment: Promote safe working conditions for the development of artistic projects. Responsibility: Deliver artistic training to participants of what to do on stage, with and / or without experience. Integration: Encourage community participation as active spectators of performing arts. TEAM TEATROPUERTO: TEATROPUERTO | ¡Our thing is just Theater! TEATROPUERTO | ¡Our thing is just Theater! ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 - Creation space, theory room, wardrobe room, library, lounge / stage space, dressing room, kitchen, two bathrooms, cellar. OIC Program granted by the CNCA, resolution N °. 2251 dated 07/12/2015 Period: 07/12/2015 to 07/12/2016 Activities carried out in Casona La Gaviota: Organization: TeatroPuerto Directory: - Launch management plan - Rodrigo Zarricueta, President - Theater Day - Nicole Morales, treasurer - Chuquicamatino Day - Dayán Guerrero, secretary - Assembly rehearsal "Viola de Mayo", company Teatro Arrebol. - Assembly rehearsal “Conventillo”, FONDART project, Iris Theater. TeatroPuerto Organization Management Plan - ECO Theater company rehearsals 1) Institutional strengthening - Documentary exhibition "Old loves" within the framework of a) Improve resource management the II La Serena Film Festival - Support from a fundraiser (FECILS) An assessment is made by Mauricio Ortiz, producer and - FECILS closing party programmer of the Municipal Theater of Ovalle, about financing and marketing models to implement at Festival TeatroPuerto. - Theatrical folk rock event b) Improve the organization's work structure - Kitsch Party Event - Recruitment of suitable professionals with hours of exclusive - Year-end event TeatroPuerto dedication Number of visits or admission of people to Casona La Gaviota People with exclusive dedication are hired: TeatroPuerto work (2016): 3,625.- team: • Direction: Rodrigo Zarricueta 2) Cultural management models • Executive Production: Nicole Morales a) Deepening the decentralization and circulation of artistic and • General Production: Javiera Vegas cultural goods and services • Coordination: Cristóbal Ovalle - Creation and circulation of montages (own and productions) • Communications manager: Andrés Miranda Technical and / or management support team: Creation of montages: • Training officer: Dayán Guerrero March - December: Assembly research process for • Technical manager: Matías Neira unconventional space "La mantis" - Implementation of a physical space Circulation own creations: Thanks to the award of the OIC TeatroPuerto Program, it January: manages to settle in a physical space which is called Casona La Gaviota, in which most of the activities of the annual "Viola de Mayo" performance in Casona La Gaviota, La Serena. management plan are carried out, such as, TeatroPuerto School, February: management and production, creation and circulation of assemblies, among others. Casona La Gaviota is located in the "La Marilym" function at Centro Cultural Palace, Coquimbo city of La Serena. During the first year of its implementation, it had a flow of approximately 3,600 people. Function "Bombal, that the pen does not fall" in Centro Cultural Palace, Coquimbo. The space has rooms distributed as follows: March: TEATROPUERTO | ¡Our thing is just Theater! Function "Bombal, that the pen does not fall" in Monte Patria Function "Holocaust in the palace" The attic theater of Medellín Cultural Center. in Centro Cultural Palace, Coquimbo. May: November: 3 “La Marilym” shows at the Valparaíso Cultural Park. 9 “La Function "Intimate story of a new man" monologue by Juan Mantis” performances in Casona La Gaviota, La Serena Cristóbal Comotti de Mendoza in Casona La Gaviota, La Serena 4 "Viola de Mayo" performances in Casona La Gaviota, La Serena. Spectators activities with entrance fee: 620 July: Free activities benefited: 2,947 Assembly function "Viola de Mayo" at Liceo Nicolás Federico Lohse Vargas, Los Vilos. Assembly function "Viola de Mayo" at the Ercole Bencini Basic School, Pichidangui. September: 3 functions “La Mantis” in Casona La Gaviota, La Serena 3 performances “Bombal, no pen drop” in Casona La Gaviota, La Serena. October: 3 “Bombal, no pen drop” performances at Casona La Gaviota, La Serena “Bombal, no pen drop” function at Teatro Ateneo in Medellín, Colombia. "La Marilym" performance at Sala Teatreados in Medellín, Colombia. b) Generate alliances between cultural institutions and organizations December: - Networking Assembly function "Bombal, that the pen does not fall" in Sala Akana, Iquique. Assembly function "Viola de Mayo" in Salitrera During 2016, working alliances were generated with the Humberstone, Iquique. following institutions: Circulation of guest montages, local and national companies: Ovalle Municipal Theater - Palace Cultural Center - North Scenic - La Serena Film Festival - ECO Theater - Enko Theater - Los February: 4Notables Company - La muza Theater - Colombian Theater Festival City of Medellín - The Observatory - La Desierto Theater Assembly function "Seamstress Workshop" La Clave Teatro de La - Illustrious Municipality of Los Vilos - Monastery House - Iris Serena in Palace Cultural Center Function "Something of Theater - Arrebol Theater - Cielos del Infinito Festival - Cortejo Ricardo" Cia. The 4 Notables of Valparaíso in Palace Cultural Company. Center, Coquimbo. Function "El graznido" Cia. Los 4 Notables de Valparaíso at Centro Cultural Palace, Coquimbo. Theatrical piece functions for a few spectators “Casa” by Paula 3) Programming and cultural participation Torres, Santiago, at
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