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Teaching Artist     Theater-Maker
Sex Educator 

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Who I Am...

A Colorado-based theater-maker, applied theatre practitioner, and "artivist,"I work to educate and engage a variety of diverse age groups and communities through the performing arts. I am deeply committed to social justice work through community-based arts. I am passionate about radical, human-centered democratization of the arts and about creating space for authentic dialogue.

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OFFERINGS

Theatre-making and Arts Education

  • Professional, Community, and Youth Theater

  • Choreography 

  • Musicals, straight plays, & opera stage direction

  • Original devised work 

  • Cabaret and musical review 

  • Full and part-time in-classroom teaching experience

  • Guest artist residencies 

Holistic, Arts-based Sex Education

  • Inclusive, consent-based K-12 curriculum 

  • Participatory workshops 

  • Resources for families and people of ALL ages

Facilitation and Community-Building

  • Community-based performance co-creation

  • Workshops 

  • Team-building

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

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CONTACT 

Kristel Jelinek Brown (she/her)

Broomfield, CO 

303.885.6771

 

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT (co-authored by Alex Alvarez) 

I'd like to acknowledge that I am living and working on the Indigenous lands of Turtle Island, the ancestral name for what is now called North America. Furthermore, I acknowledge and recognize that the Denver-Boulder area sits in the territory of the Arapahoe, Cheyanne, and Ute peoples. I would like to recognize the 48 contemporary tribal nations historically tied to the land that comprise Colorado. I see and affirm the ties these nations have to their ancestral homelands and all the Indigenous people who thrive today. I also hold space and acknowledge the painful history of ill treatment and forced removal that has had a continuing negative impact on Native nations. I honor the Indigenous people here and thank the ancestors of this place. 

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