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BOOKS OF THE 115 (PART II)

1. MANUAL LIFT. Pedro Chacin
2. ROUGH. Antonio Arráiz
3. NAKED LUNCH, CITIES OF THE RED NIGHT. William S.
Burroughs 4. SHE, KING SOLOMON'S MINES, Allan Quatermain, Ayesha, OR THE BACK OF IT. Henry Rider Haggard
5. POSTMAN, Factotum, WOMEN, AND THE PATH OF THE LOSER, FUCK MACHINE, PIPE MUSIC, OLD INDECENT WRITINGS, erection, ejaculation, EXHIBITIONS AND TALES OF ORDINARY MADNESS. Charles Bukowski
6. THE COLLECTOR, THE GREAT ART, THE DOG COLLAR. Rubem Fonseca
7. ALL FOR A STEAK, THE MEXICAN. Jack London
8. Informants; AMERICAN Psyco. Bret Easton Ellis
9. Generation X. Douglas Coupland
10. RAYUELA; AWARDS; BESTIARIO; FINAL GAME; Cronopios and FAMAS; THE SECRET WEAPONS. Julio Cortázar
11. THE FLOWERS OF EVIL. Charles Baudelaire
12. SHADOW LINE. Joseph Conrad
13. SEA STONE, THE HEAD IS Lone Ranger BARE AS A TOOTHBRUSH, THE FIRST LEAVES OF THE NIGHT. Francisco Massiani
14. CERRICOLAS, YO SOY LA RUMBA, JOSELOLO. Gustavo Ángel Infante
15. PERSONAL ANTHOLOGY; LUNA HOT. Mempo Giardinelli
16. The manifests, POEMS, Nadja. André Breton
17. BATOUALA, TRUE ROMANCE OF BLACK: René Maran
18. THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES, THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLE. Arthur Conan Doyle
19. FRANKENSTEIN OR THE MODERN PROMETHEUS. Mary Shelley
20. DRACULA. Bram Stoker
21. WAR LETTERS. Jacques Vache
22. THE SAVAGE DETECTIVES. Roberto Bolaño
21. QUEEN CELIA CRUZ RUMBA; PUMP CARAMBOMBA. Umberto Valverde
22. LIFE IN THE BAR IS MORE DELICIOUS; DRINK OF A CITIZEN; TALES OF HUMOR, AND LUCK OF MADNESS. Luis Barrera Linares
23. DAY. Anais Nin
24. CANTATA 140; Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?; Going. Philip K. Dick
25. I visited Ganymede. Ibrahim Yosip
26. UNDER THE VOLCANO. Malcolm Lowry
27. ROSA CRUCIFIXION. Henry Miller
28. TALES, LOVE IN THE TIME OF CHOLERA. Gabriel García Márquez
29. LOVE POETRY, HISTORY OF THE LIFE OF Buscon called Paul, EXAMPLE OF STRAY AND MIRROR TACAN. Francisco de Quevedo
30. TRILCE. César Vallejo
31. ALTAZOR. Vicente Huidobro
32. COMPLETE WORKS. Arthur Rimbaud
33. CRISS CROSS. Don Tracy
34. The Big Sleep, PLAYBACK, THE LONG GOODBYE, goldfish, Farewell, My Lovely. Raymond Chandler
35. Do not KILL THE HORSES? Horace McCoy
36. THE RUBAYATS. Omar Khayyam
37. SHARKY MACHINE. William Diehl
38. 1280 SOULS. Jim Thompson
39. DOUBLE INDEMNITY. James Cain
40. Gentlemen Prefer GROSS. Isabella Santodomingo

(Selected Trujillo Alvaro Contreras)

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THEATRE WORKSHOP FOR CHILDREN
Aimed at children between 9 and 12 years
Hours: Tuesday and Thursday from 3:30 to 5:00 pm
Start: Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Completion : Thursday 31 July 2008Inversión: 175 Bs F
Monthly Enrollment: 45 F Bs
Facilitator: Ms. Maria Helena Vaz.
Contents: Management of stage fright, improvisation, movement, vocal education, creating stories and characters, teamwork, awareness of the arts.


WORKSHOP "THE THEATRE AS A TEACHING TOOL"

Target audience: Teachers, teachers, reenactors and anyone who deals with groups of children and adolescents.
Duration: 8 sessions - 24 hrs
Hours: Wednesdays from 3-6 pm
Start: May 7, 2008 ends: June 25, 2008. Investment
: 45 Bs.F Registration / 345 Bs F Single payment
Program: Expression
body, vocal techniques, improvisation, dramatic play as a pedagogical strategy, theatrical tools for the job in the classroom, the classroom space and creating motivation permanent.

Facilitator: Ms. Maria Helena Vaz. XVIII

MOUNT WORKSHOP INTRODUCTION TO DRAMATIC ART
Aimed at young people and adults from 17 years onwards.
Duration: 6 months
Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 to 9 pm.
Starts: Tuesday, May 6
Investment: 175 Bs F.
Monthly Enrollment: 45 Bs F
Contents: Acting, voice, diction, movement, dramatic text analysis, improvisation, character development, final assembly.

Moderator: Mr. Luis Alberto Rosas A.

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BOOKS OF THE 115 (PART ONE)

1. ADVICE OF A WOLF IN LOVE. or how to conquer a woman without making her suffer. Eleazar C. López (All a "Bed" Sellers )
2. ON THE ROAD. (Jack Kerouac)
3. A Moveable Feast. Ernest Hemingway.
4. FAREWELL TO ARMS. Ernest Hemingway.
5. THE CITY AND THE DOGS. Mario Vargas Llosa.
6. CHRONICLES OF REED AND DEATH. Orlando Araujo. 7.-
MEMORY Inquisition. Mempo Giardinelli.
8.-The Great Gatsby. F. Scott Fitzgerald.
9.-THE TROPICS. Henry Miller. 10.-
COMPLETE WORKS. William Shakespeare.
11.-LORD JIM. Joseph Conrad.
12.-In Cold Blood. Credible accounts of a multiple murder and its consequences. Truman Capote.
13.-THE NAME OF THE ROSE. Umberto Eco
14.-LESS THAN ZERO. Bret Easton Ellis.
15.-THE GODFATHER. Mario Puzo.
16 .- WINDS OF WAR. Herman Wouk.
17. The Caine Mutiny. Herman Wouk
18.-THE ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG. THE NUMBER ONE. THE BIG PROJECT. John Dos Passos. 19.-OLD
. Adriano González León.
20.-DON QUIXOTE. Miguel de Cervantes.
21.-TEEN AND PHILOSOPHERS. F. Scott Fitzgerald.
22.-THE PAY OF SOLDIERS. THE SOUND AND THE FURY. THE UNDEFEATED AND WILD PALMS. William Faulkner.
23. FAHRENHEIT 451. Ray Bradbury.
24 .- THE MALTESE FALCON. Dashiel Hammett
25 .- THE CALL OF THE WILD. MARTIN EDEN. Jack London.
26 .- I, THE JURY. MY GUN IS QUICK. HUNTER THE GIRLS. Mickey Spillane.
27.-THE BONFIRE OF THE VANITIES. Tom Wolfe.
28.-THE NAKED AND THE DEAD. Norman Mailer.
29.-The Postman Always Rings Twice. James Cain.
30.-PANTALEÓN and visitors. Mario Vargas Llosa.

( selection Bastidas Carlos Torres)