Los Angeles Women's Theatre Festival Presents OF CULTURE, OF SELF at Ivy Substation Tonight
For one very special night, the Los Angeles Women's Theatre Festival (LAWTF) comes to Culver City for a unique performance tonight, September 5, 2014 at 8pm at the Ivy Substation, 9070 Venice Blvd., Culver City, CA 90232. The theme of the evening will be "OF CULTURE, OF SELF," featuring three of LAWTF's favorite performers, as well as one artiste new to the Festival.
The Los Angeles Women's Theatre Festival, a non-profits arts organization, was founded by Executive Producer Adilah Barnes and Miriam Reed.
"OF CULTURE, OF SELFf" marks the LAWTF's fourth-year program for residents of Culver City. This program is made possible in part by the City of Culver City Performing Arts Grants Program with support from Sony Pictures Entertainment. Tickets for the performance are $20 in advance, $25 at the door, and $18 for students, seniors, and groups of ten or more.
Reservations: (818) 760-0408. Online reservations are available at www.lawtf.org.
Included in the Los Angeles Women's Festival are:
Karen A. Clark: In this spoken word excerpt from "The Women," Karen A. reflects on the powerful women in her family through music, poetry and storytelling. She recounts the ritual of baking bread at family reunions, an activity that brought everyone together. In particular, she pays homage to her loving mother, who added a "wow" factor to her life.
Sariyah Idan : "Homeless in Homeland" has a documentary hip-hop theatre aesthetic and is based on Sariyah's journey that took her to Israel and Palestine. It combines poetry, dance, and characters met. Idan conveys in this excerpt a young Jewish-American woman's struggle to understand her identity and the meaning of home through the lens of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Ada Luz Pla: "Tracing My Lineage: A Story of a Puerto Rican Spitfire" pays homage to the many women who raised Pla in Puerto Rico and later in the South Bronx projects where 15 of her family members shared a small three-bedroom apartment. In the lively excerpted piece, Pla brings to life some of the amazing women in her family.
Kat Kramer : MY DUET WITH MICK is an original one-person-musical-solo-show that follows Kramer's journey down "Rolling Stones Road" to meet the great and powerful "Sir Mick Of Jagger." Along the way, in this excerpt, Kat meets some unique characters, and makes an important discovery about herself.
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