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Title: Zoo District Benefit for Arts in Action
START DATE: 5/21/2004
START TIME: 8:00 PM
Duration: 2 Hours
Location: Hollywood
Location Details:
Lillian Theater
1076 Lillian Way
Hollywood, CA
Event Topic:
Event Type: Theater Performance
Contact Name: Lillian Theater
Contact Email: jessica@artsinactionla.org
Contact Phone: 213-769-5674
DESCRIPTION:
Enjoy some local theater and support Arts in Action.

The Zoo District theater company is currently performing their piece titled "Home", an L.A. Weekly "Pick of the Week"(see below for review). On May 21st proceeds from the ticket sales will benefit Arts in Action.

Call to make your reservations (recommended)and tell them you are buying tickets for the Arts in Action benefit. If buy tickets at the box office also be sure to let them know you are there for the Arts in Action benefit.

Ticket Reservations: 323-769-5674

Arts in Action: 213-483-3505;

See you there!

LA Weekly "Pick of the Week"

Reviewed By Mart??n Hern??ndez

The U.S.???s current intervention in Iraq is the implied touchstone for playwright Steven Haworth???s fanciful allegory admonishing Americans that ???the evil ends with you.??? Bernadette Sullivan deftly portrays both Dora, a dispirited modern-day Kansas wife and mother, and Gertrude Bell, the formidable British archaeologist who, with T.E. Lawrence ??? a.k.a. Lawrence of Arabia (Bj??rn Johnson) ??? was instrumental in Britain???s imperialist creation of Iraq in 1921. As Dora sets off on an Oz-like search, under orders from a mysterious museum curator (understudy Madeline Dahm), for the Lost Tablet of Ur and its earth-shattering secret, Bell???s political and romantic machinations with King Faisal Hussein (David Ackert) are told in flashbacks that mirror Dora???s sojourn. Accompanying Dora to Mesopotamia and symbolizing the world???s major belief systems are a fundamentalist Christian (Yuriana Kim), a French-born Jewish archaeologist (Jay Edward Anthony), a beatific Muslim girl (Rainbow Underhill) and an American opportunist (Peter Breitmayer). From encounters with a tap-dancing donkey to a brutal Iranian torturer (both played by the sinuous Brian Frette, among other roles), directors Gleason Bauer and Jon Kellam, movement director Dahm and the able ensemble strike just the right balance between comedy, pathos and political critique.

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