Lenora Lee Dance's upcoming performance A Bridge to Now/Un puente hacia el presente delves into the nuanced experiences of immigrants, focusing on Chinese migration to Peru since 1849. The piece combines visual projections, personal narrations, and props, such as rice, to reflect the cultural tapestry of immigrant lives. Choreographer Lenora Lee has previously explored immigration themes with her work Within These Walls, commemorating the history of those detained at Angel Island. Co-creator Moyra Cecilia Silva Rodriguez draws from her own immigrant ancestry, integrating her personal connection to the narrative.
Lenora Lee Dance's A Bridge to Now/Un puente hacia el presente intricately weaves personal immigration stories through multimedia, showcasing community resilience and cultural heritage.
The performance features visual projections, voiceovers, and props, telling the stories of Chinese immigrants in Peru from the 1849 migration onward.
Choreographer Lenora Lee has a history of highlighting immigrant narratives, noted with her previous work Within These Walls, commemorating the struggles of those detained at Angel Island.
Co-creator Moyra Cecilia Silva Rodriguez connects to her heritage, using dance and storytelling as a bridge to her ancestors' experiences.
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