RADAR L.A.

Tuesday, June 14, 2011 to Sunday, June 26, 2011

RADAR L.A.

An International Festival of Contemporary Theater


Influential theater ensembles from Chile, Mexico, Japan and Australia are among the companies to be featured alongside Los Angeles artist when REDCAT launches the international RADAR L.A. Festival. REDCAT serves as one of several venues for the groundbreaking festival, which features 15 productions that are fueling the dialogue about the evolution of contemporary theater.

 

THE PRODUCTIONS

Japan

CHELFITSCH: HOT PEPPER, AIR CONDITIONER, AND THE FAREWELL SPEECH

Los Angeles

LATINO THEATER COMPANY: SOLITUDE

Mexico

TEATRO LÍNEA DE SOMBRA: AMARILLO

Ireland/Chile

THE COMPANY: AS YOU ARE NOW SO ONCE WERE WE

Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES POVERTY DEPARTMENT: STATE OF INCARCERATION

Los Angeles

STEVE CONNELL AND SEKOU ANDREWS: THE WORD BEGINS

Chile

TEATRO EN EL BLANCO: NEVA

Austin, Texas

RUDE MECHS: THE METHOD GUN

San Francisco

POMO AFRO HOMOS: FIERCE LOVE (REMIX)

Los Angeles

CALARTS CENTER FOR NEW PERFORMANCE / POOR DOG GROUP: BREWSIE AND WILLIE

Los Angeles

MOVING ARTS: THE CAR PLAYS: L.A. STORIES

Australia

FLEUR ELISE NOBLE: 2 DIMENSIONAL LIFE OF HER

Los Angeles

THE NEW AMERICAN THEATRE & NOT MAN APART PHYSICAL THEATRE ENSEMBLE: TITUS REDUX

Los Angeles

CHRISTINE MARIE & ENSEMBLE: GROUND TO CLOUD

Los Angeles

MIWA MATREYEK: MYTH AND INFRASTRUCTURE

 
Add to Calendar 06-14-2011 01:00:00 06-19-2011 02:00:00 6 RADAR L.A. Event link: http://redcat.org/node/3231. Description: The RADAR L.A Festival has come to a close. But you can still catch The Method Gun and Brewsie and Willie, which continue their runs through Sunday, June 26, 2011. Click on the event listings below for information on theater locations and ticketing. Or you can read about the roster of infuential theater ensembles who were part of RADAR L.A.!. REDCAT MM-DD-YYYY

 

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G - General Audience

M - REDCAT Members

ST - Students

CA - CalArts Students/Faculty/Staff

RADAR L.A. is produced by REDCAT in collaboration with Center Theatre Group and The Public Theater's Under the Radar Festival (New York), and a consortium including Theatre Communications Group, the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, LA Stage Alliance and the Los Angeles Theatre Center.


Funded in part with generous support from The Boeing Company, the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, the James Irvine Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts.