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La Pena Cultural Center
Berkeley, CA

A hilariously, entertaining & provocative bilingual play combining spoken-word and poetry. Despite an atmosphere laden with stereotypes and anxieties between North Americans and Cubans, Chicano spoken word poet Paul Flores & Cuban rapper Julio Cardenas struck up a friendship when they met at the Havana Hip-Hop Festival. A fiercely incisive commentary on terrorism, immigration, Cuba, U.S. foreign policy, Bay Area lefty culture, New York after 9/11 and pan-Latino identity. A bilingual theatre, which combines spoken-word poetry with character portrayals, that is hilariously entertaining & provocative. Directed by Danny Hoch. Presented in conjunction with Hip-Hop Theater Fest, SFIAF, & Mission Cultural Ctr.

Friday 18 at 8pm, Saturday 19 at 2pm, and Sunday 20 at 7pm.
$12 adv. / $15 dr.

Saturday at 4pm a post performance talk with artists.

Note: La Pena is wheelchair accessible. Advance ticket sales do not guarantee a seat. Ticket holders must arrive by show time for seating. People with special needs should call (510) 849-2568 ext.20 to make special arrangements.

Kid Friendly: No

Dog Friendly: No

Non-Smoking: No

Wheelchair Accessible: No

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