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| Annual Saturday Explorer Series |
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From March 18, 2006 1:00 PM
Through May 06, 2006 1:00 PM |
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| Location |
24th Street Theatre
1117 West 24th Street
Los Angeles, CA 90007 |
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| Info Line |
213-745-6516 |
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http://www.24thstreet.org |
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| Description |
The journey continues with the most sophisticated family series in town! Designed to bring cutting-edge performance artists to young audiences, this series of Saturday shows is a great opportunity for parents to share first-class art with their kids. Sometimes whimsical. Sometimes provocative. Always excellent!
Please note that each Saturday show is different.
<I>Saturday, March 18 at 1 pm</I>
<B>CROW IN BOX</B>
An avant-garde theatre piece. Concerned with falling, a man ties his leg to the ceiling and constructs a miniature version of the world through audio recordings. Created and performed by inkboat
<I>Saturday, March 25 at 1 pm</I>
<B>ADAAWE</B>
Seven dynamic and diverse women create rich organic American and African music of the voice and drum. Spirit sent. Heart felt. This is skin on skin, wood on wood, voices on air.
<I>Saturday, April 8 at 1 pm</I>
<B>TEN WEST</B>
An inventive comedy show inspired by vaudeville, clowning and commedia that's at once moody, quirky and most importantly...human.
<I>Saturday, April 29 at 1 pm</I>
<B>ORPHEUS CRAWLING</B>
A rock-operatic, psychotropic, archeological expose of a mythological, puppet-populated underworld theatre piece. Written and directed by Juli Crockett
<I>Saturday, May 6 at 1 pm</I>
<B>THE SNOW CHILD</B>
An elderly couple yearns for a child so they make one out of snow. When the child comes to life, the adventure begins! This classic Russian fairytale is told with Julia Tasheva's blend of puppets and pantomime.
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| Notes |
All shows will be performed without an intermission and run for approximately an hour.
Concessions will be sold before the show.
Limited parking is available in the lots on the southwest corner of 24th Street/Hoover. There is plenty of street parking on Hoover and Union Streets. For detailed driving directions from anywhere in Southern California, please visit: http://www.24thStreet.org/directions2.html. |
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