BLEEDING THROUGH Extends Through 12/6 At Shakespeare Festival/LA
By: Gabrielle Sierra
Bleeding Through Extends until Sunday, December 6- A theatrical layering of live music, video, and interactive setting, Bleeding Through uncovers the narrative ghosts of L.A.'s Historic Angelino Heights District and the adjacent Downtown area-a neighborhood where more cinematic "murders" have occurred than anywhere else in the world. This noir-influenced theaterwork, adapted from Norman Klein's highly praised novella, explores the shaping of a city's memory by commonplace experiences, chronicled history and cinematic influences.
About Productions presents the World Premiere of Bleeding Through Co-Written and Co-Directed by Theresa Chavez and Rose Portillo Adapted from Norman Klein's novella
The production continues Thursdays through Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 3PM, until December 6, 2009.Shakespeare Festival/LA1238 W. 1st Street
Los Angeles, CA 90026Ticket Prices: General: $25 Fri-Sun; $20 Thur.;
Students/Seniors: $20 Fri-Sun; $15 Thurs.
Groups(6+): $10 BEST VALUEFor Tickets and Information: www.aboutpd.org. Call 800-595-4TIX (4849)
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