Latino Theater Company @ the NEW LATC preparing for the Fall Season @ THE NEW LATC Grand Opening September 12th! Ofelia Medina! Posted at 4:48 AM Aug 6, 2008 view more
About me: The Latino Theater Company became the new operators of the Los Angeles Theatre Center located in the historic core of downtown Los Angeles in January 2006.
After over 20 years of exploring the Latino experience in bold, contemporary terms, the Latino Theater Company acknowledges and embraces the New Los Angeles; a Los Angeles that is one of the most diverse cities in the world. Our goal is to create a space that reflects this rich diversity.
The new vibrant LATC will be a microcosm of the new Los Angeles; a destination center for those pursuing artistic excellence; a laboratory where both tradition and innovation are honored and honed. The LATC theatre programming will capture the creative vitality that comes from people telling their own stories and digging deep into their own traditions to address important issues of our day. The planned Summer Conservatory will pass these skills and experiences to young and emerging artists. Together the theatre, conservatory, museum, cafe and store will create a space amidst the excitement of downtown Los Angeles; a space where the convergence of people, cultures and ideas give birth to our future.
It's a great time to live in Los Angeles! Please join as at the new LATC on Spring Street as we create a multi-disciplinary, cultural arts center where diversity is not the exception but the rule.
¡Aqui tienen su casa!
Latino Theater Company
Please visit us at latinotheater.com for more info, updates and resources!
YOU CAN ALSO SUPPORT US BY MAKING A TAX-DEDUCTIBLE CONTRIBUTION NOW!:D
Make a donation by simply clicking on the following link!
or by leaving a message @ (213)489-0994 or sending an e-mail to info@latinotheater.com
Who I'd like to meet:
L.A.ARTISTS!
Do you have a script or a show you are looking to put on at the LATC?
* For producing inquiries please email us at info@latinotheater.com
* For Booking information please email our wflores@latinotheater.com
Or submit hardcopies to: THE NEW LATC Literary Dept
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This workshop is an exploration of important contemporary themes. As artists we all have questions about the human experience and our relationship to the world. Using Octavio Paz’s Labyrinth of Solitude as a point of departure, this is the second work session to furthur develop script, structure, dance & movement. This process is in preparation for a full production in Spring 2009.
THE NEW LATC 514 S. Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013 (213) 489-0994 tel (213) 489-1851 fax www. thenewlatc. com
FRESH PAINT! Friday, April 18th @ 9PM Music, Art, Dance, Food, Drink, Community with Cita La Muñeca Rota & Ricardo Ochoa, Semyon Kobialka, Buckworld One Dancers, Noah and The Clap, So Many Wizards, Art by GRONK & William Deutsch D.J. Original Bozak FREE! YES, FREE! But, reservations are required: Kick-Off@THENEWLATC.COM or call 213.489.0994 Ext. 107 THE NEW LATC - 514 S. Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013 (downtown between 5th & 6th) Mapquest Map SPRING ON SPRING! @ THE NEW LATC
April 18th - June 8th, 2008 Searching the Soul of the NEW L.A. through Music, Theater & Conversation
Click here to Check Out the SPRING ON SPRING! Schedule Purchase an all events (14 events) SPRING ON SPRING PASS for $50 Go to the Store Now: THE NEW LATC STORE
THE NEW LATC 514 S. Spring Street Los Angeles, California 90013 213.489.0994 Phone 213.489.1851 Fax info@thenewlatc.com www. thenewlatc. com
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The Back-To-School issue of LaTeen Magazine is on newsstands now!! Check out LaTeen Magazine - Empowering Latino Youth - August/September 2007 issue featuring clothing from JusNata Spanglish Designs!
To find out more about this great magazine or to subscribe, please visit www.lateen.com.
TO THE DEATH OF MY OWN FAMILY, by David L. Meth, is coming back to the city after a two week tour through four cities in India: Chennai, Bangalore, Pondicherry and Mumbai, where we had to turn away theater-goers and nearly had a riot. So we decided to do an unplanned, second performance. It was standing-room-only and standing ovations throughout the tour. Therefore, I would like to invite all to visit my web site where you can take a tour, see a slide show, and read comments from the Indian press, including Time Out Mumbai:
http://web.mac.com/dlm67
Please join us to see Farah Bala's mesmerizing performance in a one-woman show with 15 characters in an intensely dramatic non-linear drama directed by Drama Guild Member Peter Ratray, veteran of Broadway, Off-Broadway, TV and film.
TO THE DEATH OF MY OWN FAMILY is the story of an Afghan-American woman who returns to Afghanistan to help her father escape and witnesses the slaughter of her entire family. She then has to justify her journey and reclaim her citizenship during an interrogation when she returns to the United States.
The Abrons Arts Center at the Henry Street Settlement Thursday, Friday and Saturday: 7:30 Sept. 27, 28, 29; Oct. 4, 5, 6; Oct 11, 12, 13.
466 Grand Street, NYC 212-598-0400 Tickets: $15.00
One week from today in New York City!!! The Manhattan Monologue Slam, come down and perform, network or watch!!!! http://www.MMSlam.com for more info
Monday August 6th, 7:00PM Doors 7:30Pm Curtain, $6 at the Bowery Poetry Club, 308 Bowery, between Bleecker and Houston NYC.
With MMSlam Judges: Jay Potter - Actor, "Rescue Me", Zev Guber - Producer, Jaz Films Inc., Debbie Rochon - Actor, "Scream Queen" , Victoria Linchong - Artistic Director, Direct Arts, JoAnna Beckson - Director/Actor JoAnna Beckson Studios and Steven Williams - Director/Playwright Broadway TV Sitcoms
And the featured MMSlam Cast Current MMSlam Champion Carl Kissin, with Peter Iasillo, Kim Chinh, Kelly Kinsella, Anthony DeVito, Jeremy Bobb, Adrianne Frost and :30 Second Slam Winner Gia McGlone.
One week from today in New York City!!! The Manhattan Monologue Slam, come down and perform, network or watch!!!! http://www.MMSlam.com for more info
Yeah, yeah... we know few people actually graduate in July and we're kind of late to make this the June issue, but we've got good reasons for the delay! Our editor-in-chief and one of our staff members, Jake and Esbeydy, were busy getting married. Yes, Puro Pedo Magazine staff members are romantics at heart, sorta.
Anyway, this issue is about congratulating the class of 2007, whether you earned a BA/BS or just finished 8th grade. ¡Felicidades!
In this issue: - Graduation speech inspired by Chicano cult classic film - The Institute for the Frida Kahlo Obsessed - Dodgers officially change name to “Los Doyers” - California education board unveiles Ese-T’s - Local militia protects Echo Park from hipsters - 20 signs your barrio’s been gentrified - Hillybilly misinterprets constitutional right to bear arms - Cavaliers blame God for NBA championship loss - Faces in the crowd: What did you do on May 1st, 2007 - Comic by Lalo Alcaraz
The issue is ready for download, but we still need to distribute it around LA. We'll post locations of sites where you can pick it up soon, so check the blog for information.
To download, click the image above or click here to open up the pdf file.
