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What's
going on this month
1.
Late Night February
2. Teatro Nuevo screening
3. Gallery Two Four Exhibit
4. Donor Thanks
1.
Late Night February
24th
Street brings you Two fun and affordable late night shows
in Feb!
*Feb 14th, at 10pm, get your late night Valentine’s
Day laughs with the improv group Commedus Interruptus. Comedy
without the pregnancy. Tickets only $10, $5 student tickets.
FOR
RESERVATIONS: Call 213 745 6516 or e-mail THEATRE@24THSTREET.ORG
*Feb 21st, at 10pm, join Joy Nash in her autobiographical,
My Mobster, as she relives an unlikely love affair between
a naïve young woman and a criminal from France. Running
from the police and a fanatical religious mother, the two
develop an international romance where nothing is what it
seems. Directed by Cynthia Flowers. Tickets only $10, $5 student
tickets.
FOR
RESERVATIONS: Call 213 745 6516 or e-mail THEATRE@24THSTREET.ORG
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2.
Teatro Nuevo screening
We’re
thrilled to be presenting another event from our Teatro Nuevo,
Latino Theatre Initiative. On Feb. 21st, 6pm, we’ll
be screening Los Desaparecidos, a gripping short film from
the Chicago Latino Film Festival. The film stars Richard Azurdia
and Alejandro Patino (both from our 07/03 Tropical America
production). Azurdia and Patino, along with the film’s
producer and director, Jefferson Bonar, will be here to greet
audiences and answer questions. This is a Free community event
sponsored by the City of Los Angeles’ Dept. of Cultural
Affairs. (Gracias CAD) No reservations needed. We will also
be featuring Latino visual artists and musicians before and
after the film. It will be a night of latinismo: una noche
de arte y cultura latina.
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3. Gallery Two Four presents Janie Meine
Gallery
Two Four curator Norma C. Smith presents a photographic exhibit, "Stoned in the Highlands", by Janie Meine. The show
is a beautiful series of huge B&W photographs of the Neolithic
stone works from the highlands of Great Britain and the Hebrides
Islands. Artist Reception is FREE and open to the public,
Saturday, Feb. 7th, from 5pm-7pm. Thanks as always to
David Smith of Electromechanical Services for his laser-perfect
installation of this gorgeous exhibit.
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4.
Donor Thanks
Thanks
to all of you who responded to our year-end fund-raising letter!
You know who you are! If you didn’t get our year-end
letter begging for funds, well it’s not too late to send
us a check for whatever you think we’re worth (no pennies
please). Thanks also to Dwight Stuart Youth Foundation and
BC McCabe Foundation for joining the 24th Street Family to
fund our school residencies.
Send
your tax-deductible donation to:
24th
Street Theatre
1117 West 24th Street
Los Angeles, CA 90007
THANK YOU!
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MARCH PREVIEW
Circle X Theatre Company’s production of Sperm,
by Tom Jacobson opening March 5 at 24th Street Theatre
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THANKS
TO OUR FUNDERS!
24th Street Theatre programs are supported by Ahmanson Foundation,
City of Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department, Los Angeles
County Arts Commission, Staples Foundation for Learning, USC,
California Community Foundation, National Endowment for the
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