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HER SHE MECalled “breathtakingly beautiful, from the poetry on which it was based, to the heart wrenching performance of each actor on stage” (The Examiner), Theatre Roscius' HerSheMe is an amalgam of physical theatre and performance art, smashing together variations of human sound and text, with a nod to theatrical roots in Greek tragedies, all coming together to create a powerful and unique evening of new theatre. Thurs, Nov 14, 8pm ($10).
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TIED UP IN KNOTTSActress, singer, comedian, clown, magician, puppeteer and ventriloquist Karen Knotts, the daughter of comedic American acting genius Don Knotts shares on life, love and growing up with a famous dad (and The Andy Griffith Show). Written & performed by Karen Knotts. Directed by Anderson Gabrych. Associated director Joe Coddington. ONE BENEFIT PERFORMANCE ONLY! Friday, February 7, at 8:00 pm ($15-18). Call the Box Office at 310.394.9779 ext 1 or Purchase Online.
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THE WORLD IS MY HOME: THE LIFE OF PAUL ROBESONStogie Kenyatta's acclaimed show about African-American artist-activist Paul Robeson, whose life's work celebrates our common humanity as he fought globally for social justice. Back by popular demand for two shows only: Sat, Nov 5, 8pm; Sun, Nov 6, 7pm ($20).
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BANANAS: A DAY IN THE LIFE OF JOSEPHINE BAKERSloan Robinson's exciting one-woman cabaret based on the exciting life of the legendary Josephine Baker, accompanied by pianist Aeros Pierce. In honor of African American Heritage Month. (“This show is not to be missed!" Los Angeles Sentinel). Sat, Feb 16, 8pm; Sun, Feb 17, 3pm; ($20)
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