Yes we can sing!

About the workshop:

In this weekend workshop we invite you on a beautiful journey to connect with yourself and others through chanting, vocal toning, improvisational games, sound journey, sound meditation, rhythm and breathing practice and of course singing.
In a sacred space we will explore ourselves through the power of our voice and its healing vibrations.
There are no limitations and no judgments. We will sing, but its not only about singing.  Its more about being in the moment to embrace whatever we feel and can give or receive.  Whatever comes up is beautiful and acceptable.
We’ll experience the feeling when sounds start to harmonize and create our own pieces of music through listening, the art of silence and then adding something to it, our own little piece of sound. And of course its about joy, the joy of singing together, the joy of playing and not taking things too serious.

About the place:
For those who don’t know, Teatro Luna Azul is a magical place. Its an open air theater close to the beach, where we will be accompanied by the sound of bamboo trees and a refreshing ocean breeze.

Please bring your yoga mat, pillow and blanket, and comfy clothes which enable movement and stretching.

To open the space and celebrate it, we invite everyone to bring an item for the altar we create. Whether it is some gift of nature like a feather, stone or personal totem,  or anything that you appreciate.

Fresh purified water, tea and some fruits will be provided during breaks.

For the Earthday celebration we invite you to join our potlock dinner and bring your favorite dish. This will be on Sunday after the workshop.   Also we invite you to bring your instruments (if you play) and medicine plants like natural tobacco or incenses like copal and sage for offering to the fire.

Friday April 20 – 4:30pm to 6pm  

Saturday April 21 – 2:30pm to 6pm

Sunday April 22 – 2:30pm to 6pm

Cost: $80us

Confirm and reserve your space at bluemooninbaja@yahoo.com

Directions to Teatro Luna Azul – go to Contact Us on this website.

Solstice Celebration at Teatro Luna Azul

We have something very special planned for Winter Solstice on Friday December 22/2017.  Music, Dance, Storytelling, Drums…   and more. 

Come and enjoy a special Solstice show that combines ancient and modern myths, weaving a story of our origins through the four ages as told through the earth, the air, the water and the sun.

The stories will be told through masks, music and dance.

The music includes Afro-Latino music from Cuba, Brazil & Peru. Featuring traditional Latin beats such as Cumbia, Rhumba, Samba, as well as lively Jarocho music from Vera Cruz, which are all fusions of african rhythms with the stringed instruments of Spain, expressed through the indigenous cultures of Mexico and Latin America..

Dancers will be performing the traditional Campesino dance ‘Zapatero‘ – a Mexican ‘tap’ dance that comes from Flamenco. As well as African dancing and drumming.

Performed by the multi-talented ‘Son Semilla’ – playing traditional Cuban guitars – Jarana, as well as piano, saxaphone, drums. Singing both traditional and original songs.

Bring the whole family. Kids are two for one.

The evening starts at 6pm with dinner & a cash bar. 

Showtime 7pm

Plan to attend, bring the whole family.  You will be pleasantly surprised.

Keep watching this page for ticket information  and further updates.

Teatro Luna Azul is Proud to Present:

Performance Workshop at Teatro Luna Azul

Expand and develop your creativity in a safe space

Learn performance techniques from skilled professionals

Be part of a supportive Ensemble

Bring your talents and ideas – we’ll explore them in the workshops, then shape them into a fantastic show for the whole community to enjoy!

Workshop Dates:  Every Tuesday , starting January 17 to February 21/17  3-5pm

Special Kids Workshop:   Age 8 and up, parents welcome

Every Saturday from January 14, to February 18     2-4pm

Cost: 150 per session, or all 6 sessions for 600 pesos

Show Dates:  February 23rd to 26th/17

If you want to participate in any other way with this great community opportunity, let us know!   Contact: bluemooninbaja@yahoo.com

Kudos to the cast and crew of

‘Alice Down the Rabbit Hole’

We are so grateful for the incredible feedback we received for our show ‘Alice’.  And so sad that we didn’t get to do them all.  Our actors had committed to be here for the published dates, and not all could wait another week.   We were able to video tape the show, so if you would like a copy please contact us.  For those who didn’t get to use their tickets, please contact us for  a refund.  Or you can use a ticket to get one of the video’s and then you will be able to see the show!

We have formed a group called Friends of Teatro Luna Azul, and we are committed to finding out why we are being stopped from putting on shows at our beautiful theater that was created for community events like this.  We have done everything the authorities asked,  jumped through many hoops, and still they want to stop us.  Our group is determined to get to the root cause of this problem and bring all the issues into the light so we can discuss and deal with them.

Contact us at bluemooninbaja@yahoo.com if you would like to help in any way, or just stay informed.

Special thanks to Robert Saltzman for this incredible photo.

Alexis Burns & Group  ‘Rhythm Rapture’

Where Dance & Passion Meet

 An evening under the stars at Teatro Luna Azul. Be sure to see this performance of Jazz & Modern Dance: pure abandon & raw emotion through movement.

Saturday April 12th/2014.

Doors open at 6:00pm for dinner.   Admission free.    Show at 7:30pm.  BYOB!

Dinner will be a delicious gluten free Lasagna with homemade pasta and garden fresh salad.   Vegetarian available. too.  We will do drink set ups with Virgin Margaritas and strawberry daiquiris, you bring your favorite drink to mix with it.

              This is our 2nd Annual

                 Singer Songwriter Series!

We are proud to present Classical Guitarist Robert Drake playing original latin Jazz including Brazilian, Cuban & Flamenco rythmns from David Raitt, who will also play an original set of Blues and Swing style music.  Our travelling minstrel Chris Paulson will share his music influenced by Folk, Country Blues and Rock.  Special Guest for the evening is Nashville recording artist Jon Nicholson sharing his hot new tunes, including those written over the last year in Baja.

Saturday March 22nd                       Firemen’s Fundraiser!

A special dinner will be available this evening, Curry Coconut Chicken, Fresh Garden Salad, Vegetarian Choice too.

Get your tickets at Tecolote Bookstore, only 100 pesos for this incredible event. Doors open at 6pm for dinner, music starts at 7pm.

Where is Our Water From?

Friday March 7:   Dinner at 6pm, Show at 7pm

Entrance free with dinner:     Pasta Bologneise

for Vegetarians:                         Pasta Prima Vera

Is the story of the earth’s most precious resource, water.  The film focuses on water that originates on Mount Shasta in Northern California and is filled with interviews of local Native Americans, scientists, healers, artists, conservationists, ranchers, and activists. Filmmaker Mark Oliver will be on hand for a discussion after the film. Bring questions and issues you’d like to discuss about our water issues.  Admission free with purchase of dinner & drinks. Friday March 7. Teatro Luna Azul. Dinner 6pm, movie 7pm.