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Friday, May 25, 2007 to Saturday, May 26, 2007

CAP/Plaza De La Raza Youth Theater: Jacked! The Mystery of the Missing Muse

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Mystery, the Los Angeles detective movie genre, art theft and politics are spiced up with live original music and dance in an original play developed collaboratively by noted Los Angeles playwright Peter Howard and a team of 45 high school students in the CAP/Plaza de la Raza Youth Theater Program. Directed by B.J. Dodge with choreography by Marvin Tunney.

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Add to Calendar 05-25-2007 (All day):00 05-26-2007 (All day):00 6 Family Events Event link: http://redcat.org/node/2812. Description: Mystery, the Los Angeles detective movie genre, art theft and politics are spiced up with live original music and dance in an original play developed collaboratively by noted Los Angeles playwright Peter Howard and a team of 45 high school students in the CAP/Plaza de la Raza Youth Theater Program. Directed by B.J. Dodge with choreography by Marvin Tunney.. REDCAT MM-DD-YYYY

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Fri 5.25.07 7:30 pm Sat 5.26.07 7:30 pm	free free	free free	free free

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Fri 5.25.07 7:30 pm

Sat 5.26.07 7:30 pm

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Nine New Contemporary Performance Projects Given Residency Support to Premiere at the 16th Annual New Original Works Festival

REDCAT's Annual New Original Works Festival transforms REDCAT into a summer laboratory premiering new contemporary dance, theater, music and multimedia performances. This year's festival launches nine new works by Los Angeles emerging and mid-career artists who are re-defining the boundaries of contemporary performance to invent hybrid artistic disciplines, re-imagine traditions and confront urgent issues. All artistic teams receive free rehearsal space, technical support, and artist fees.

Each of the three weekends features a triple bill of three premieres in a shared evening. Each program is premiered on Thursday evening and repeated Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:30 pm.