La RazOn Blindada Extends At 24th Street Theatre Thru 12/11
By: Gabrielle Sierra
A co-production of el Instituto de Cultura de Baja California, Mexico, La Universidad Autonoma de Sinaloa, Mexico and 24th Street Theatre, Los Angeles
The U.S. Premiere of La RazÓn Blindada "The Armored Reason" (Presented in Spanish with English Supertitles) Written and Directed by Aristides VargasExtended until December 11Saturdays Only (after Nov. 14)
Ovation Recommended!Jenny Webb - Backstage CRITICS PICK"Vargas' highly visual staging is captivating." F. Kathleen Foley - LA Times CRITICS CHOICE!"Echoes of Kakfa and Beckett resound throughout in effusive, elliptical interchanges that are often nonsensical, sometimes didactic...the effect is hallucinatory, trance-inducing and surreal, an absurdist construct that hammers home man's gross capacity for inhumanity -- and his transcendent ability to endure."Deborah Klugman - LAWeekly GO!"Writer/director Aristides Vargas' drew inspiration for this poignantly horrific black comedy from the experience of his brother, a political prisoner in Argentina during that country's military dictatorship...The performances are consummate and the staging, as eloquent as the text, features a videographed landscape over which, their sunken shadows pass, and Faure's ‘Elegie for Violoncello and Orchestra' to underscore the pathos."
(final Sunday performance is November 14 at 3pm) 24th Street Theatre
1117 West 24th Street (@ 24th & Hoover)
(Parking available in the 24th Street Theatre lot)
General admission - $24; teachers/students/seniors - $15;
North University Park Area Residents - 24 cents.
Call 213-745-6516; email theatre@24thstreet.org
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