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"While 'True West' has its cavernous depths, for sure, it also has a surface that is as accessible and entertaining as anything this playwright ever wrote."
New York Times
"True West's mythological underpinnings create a force field that pretty much guarantees a punch to the gut amid all the brotherly wisecracks."
The Dallas Morning News
"Before Sam Shepard's celebrated dark comedy of human duality ends, these siblings have become each other, pulling American contradictions into focus."
?L.A. Times
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| Written by: |
Sam Shepard |
| Directed by: |
Arturo Fernandez |
| Starring: |
Collin Carmouze, Curtis Belz
and Claudio Pinto
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"True West" is the story of Austin, a buttoned-down writer, hoping to make his first big movie deal and Lee, his rough nomadic older brother, who breezes back into Austin's life like a chill wind off the desert. Lee, an opportunist and long-time larcenist, interrupts a meeting between Austin and a movie producer, Saul Kimmer, and quickly convinces Kimmer to discard Austin's script in favor of a true western tale of Lee's creation. As sibling rivalry spirals dangerously out of control, Austin sets out to prove he too can live his brother's life.
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| Venue: |
St. John's On The Lake |
| Dates: |
September
23rd & 25th, 2011
(Friday
& Sunday) |
| Where: |
4760 Pine Tree Drive,
Miami Beach, Florida 33140 |
| Time: |
8:00 pm |
| Admission: |
$7.00 |
| Reservations: |
Call
?866-811-4111 |
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“Jails asks shrewd questions about the mutating nature of racial identities, the ways rap and hip-hop shape social fantasies and the frustrations of being trapped in a single skin and the very fallible instrument known as the human body.”
Ben Brantley, New York Times |
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| Written by: |
Danny Hoch |
| Directed by: |
Arturo Fernandez |
| Starring: |
Curtis Belz |
Theatre, performance art, or spoken word--whatever you call it, the work of actor/writer Danny Hoch is a solo tour de force. In Jails, Hospitals & Hip-Hop and Some People, New York City's rich oral traditions come alive on the page, as Manhattan Boricua English, Brooklyn Polish, Bronx Dominican Spanish, Queens, Trinidadian English, Jamaican patois, and Hip-Hop all get flipped and flexed center stage. The range of contemporary experience on display in Hoch's monologues is astonishing: A white teenager dreams of being a black gangsta rapper. A wheelchair-bound kid explains how his mother smoked crack during pregnancy. A pale-skinned Bronx street vendor enrages a policeman who can't figure out what race he is. A young Puerto Rican man on crutches rhapsodizes about his dancing talent. |
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| Venue: |
GableStage at the Biltmore |
| Dates: |
September 26th & 27th, 2011
Monday & Tuesday |
| Where: |
1200 Anastasia Avenue
Coral Gables, Florida 33134 |
| Time: |
8:00 pm |
| Admission: |
$7.00 |
| Reservations: |
GableStage Box Office
305.445.1119 |
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