Sangre… an ancestral Mapuche (People of the Earth) tradition is eating coagulated blood from a freshly sacrificed animal, a dish commonly known as Ñachi. A sheep is born in Wall Mapu, right on Wiñol Tripantu (Return of the Sun), the winter solstice in the southern hemisphere. As the year passes, a family cares for the sheep and feeds it. The sheep grows with the season changes and starts observing the reality that surrounds it: nature, ancestral rites, animal sacrifices, and also the police violence that the Chilean state exerts against the Mapuche people. Faced with all of this, the rage-filled sheep decides to rebel from its animal form and rejects being a part of a confused, violent, and sick human society. Winter arrives again, and with it, a new Wiñol Tripantu.

Written by Nicolás Bascuñán

Co-Directed by Braulio Basilio and Roberto Cayuqueo

Featuring Paulina “pau” Tobar

Language: Spanish with English Supertitles
Dates: April 26 to April 28, 2024

- Friday, April 26 - 7:00 PM

- Saturday, April 27 - 7:00 PM

- Sunday, April 28 - 3:00 PM

Tickets
$30 - General Admission
$25 - Seniors and Students
For groups +10, contact us for pricing at hola@iatitheater.org

Location
IATI Theater - Mainstage Theater
64 E 4th St
NYC, NY 10003