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Eva
Tessler, choreographer, director, performer (dancer/actor), and
teacher is a native of Mexico City. She holds an MFA in Theatre Arts and
an MA in Anthropology from the University of Arizona. During the 80’s
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and taught in Brazil at the Universidade Estadual de Campinas
in São Paulo. Coming to Tucson in 1989, Tessler has choreographed
modern dance and dance theater works through the Zenith Dance
Collective/Body Prints Theatre. Tessler is Artistic Associate
of Borderlands Theater where she choreographs and directs,
and is a member of Bloodhut Productions, a group of women
who write and perform their own stories.
Highlights of Tessler’s work include choreography
for the World Premiere of Old Matador (Milcha
Sanchez Scott, Arizona Theatre Company), and movement
for the film Roosters directed by Bob Young.
Borderlands credits include: choreography for Blood
Wedding and Yerma (Federico Garcia
Lorca); Fuenteovejuna (Lope de Vega); A
Tucson Pastorela (Max Branscomb); Barrio Hollywood
(Elaine Romero). Directing: Black Butterfly,
Jaguar Girl, Piñata Woman
and Other Super Hero Girls like Me (Luis Alfaro),
and The Sins of Sor Juana (Karen Zacarias).
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