An assassin for hire is contracted to end the life of his victim, when both of them cross paths with a vagabond. Through this encounter, The Fifth Wall reflects on life, obstacles, phobias, and destiny. What are we? Who are we? What are we doing here? What is our life’s mission? What impedes us to be what we want, to do what we desire? Are we in control of our own footsteps? Who are the authors of our history?

Un “asesino” a sueldo es contratado para acabar con la vida de una chica, su “víctima”, en el camino de ambos se cruza un “vagabundo”. A partir de este peculiar encuentro, La quinta pared reflexiona sobre la vida, las barreras, las fobias, y especialmente, sobre el destino. ¿Qué somos?… ¿Quiénes somos? ¿Qué hacemos aquí?… ¿Cuál es nuestro papel, nuestra misión, nuestro camino?… ¿Qué nos impide ser lo que queremos, hacer lo que deseamos?… ¿Somos realmente nosotros quienes dirigimos nuestros pasos…quienes escribimos nuestra historia?…
– Spanish Language – No subtitles –

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$35 General | $20 Students/Seniors
Only $10 on Thursdays!

Thursday, Friday, Saturday @ 8 p.m.
LATC – Theater 3

Sonny, Lily, and Jack, are the last remaining slaves on a crumbling, cash-strapped Virginia farm in 1820. When Asa, a “house boy” from New York, is brought in to help in the fields, repressed desires and memories of loss are unlocked, forcing Sonny and the other slaves to face their bridled passions and test the limits of the cruel world as they know it.
– Mature audiences – Full frontal nudity –

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Thursday, Friday, Saturday @ 8 p.m.
LATC – Theater 4

Devil’s Advocate is the story of the capture and breaking of the Panamanian strong man Manuel Noriega by the Vatican’s “Devil’s Advocate” Archbishop Jose Sebastian Laboa. Their titanic struggle to the end of the night is based on an astonishing true story.

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Thursday, Friday, Saturday @ 8 p.m.
Sunday @ 2 p.m.
LATC – Theater 2

This production is made possible with support from James Irvine Foundation and the California International Theatre Festival.

Presented by the Latino Theater Company and the California International Theatre Festival

Acclaimed actor-writer Herbert Siguenza (of Culture Clash) returns to Los Angeles with his first one man show.  Siguenza brings his virtuosic writing, acting and painting skills into Picasso’s private studio, “Le Californie” on the coast of France in 1957 for an intimate and revealing weekend into the creative mind and work of one of the most inspiring artists of modern history.  Picasso’s controversial and flamboyant opinions and creations gripped the public imagination and forever changed 20^th century art history.  This play explores Picasso’s proclamations about ambition, destruction, creativity, love and art as an agent of social change.
– Mature audiences – Strong Language –

$35 General | $20 Students/Seniors
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday @ 8 p.m.
Sunday @ 2 p.m.
LATC – Theater 3

This production is made possible with support from James Irvine Foundation.

Quintessential artists of the Americas, Frida Kahlo and Georgia O’Keeffe, circle one another like wary prize fighters revealing secrets about themselves and their private lives. Based on personal diaries, recollections and biographies, the play with music creates a spoken dance weaving fact and fiction in a riveting workshop performance.

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$15 suggested donation

Friday, Saturday @ 8 p.m.
LATC – Theater 2

Michael Bonnabel’s solo performance piece, set in Pasadena in the 1960s, tells the humorous and heartwarming story of his struggle to gain independence from his large, loving and complicated family, led by a pair of deaf parents. Told in sign, speech and song, this play explores the weight of the adult responsibilities the young boy must face, as well as his yearning to bond with his emotionally distant father.

$30 General | $20 Students/Seniors
Only $10 on Thursdays!
Only $20 for Preview Performances!

Thursday, Friday, Saturday @ 8 p.m.
Sunday @ 2 p.m.
LATC – Theater 4

All tickets $35
Saturday @ 2pm & 8pm
Sunday @ 2pm & 8pm
LATC – Theater 1

A wild and fanciful blend of intense physicality and theatricality – An array of characters are suspended in time, in a room, in limbo. They clash, laugh, mourn, fly, tease, flirt, brawl, heal and try to find a way out.

$30 General | $20 Students/Seniors

Saturday @ 8 p.m.
Sunday @ 6 p.m.
LATC – Theater 3

An intimate evening with LOS LOBOS’ David Hidalgo and Louie Perez

The L.A. premiere touring production offers a unique insight into the music and the men who created it.  It began in high school: David Hidalgo and Louie Perez became friends and started writing songs after school.  Now, 40 years later, the front men of the distinguished East L.A. rock group, Los Lobos, bring it full circle and treat audiences to a songwriting showcase and acoustic performance.  Join us for an insider look into the collaboration process between these Grammy Award-winning song writers whose work has been covered by many music luminaries including the late Johnny Cash, Elvis Costello, Pop and Mavis Stables, Tom Waits, and Robert Plant.  Perez will also highlight his collaboration with About Productions as they share excerpts from their theatrical work-in-progress Evangeline, the Queen of Make-Believe.

The evening is a fundraiser that will support the development of About Productions Evangeline, the Queen of Make-Believe and its related educational programs.

Tickets $25 – $1,000

VIP Tickets including premium orchestra locations are available at prices ranging from $125 to $1000.  More information on purchasing V.I.P. packages is available HERE

One night only!
Saturday, June 4 @ 8 p.m.
LATC Theater 1

The Latino Theater Company is proud to be part of the RADAR L.A. festival, with a revival of its 2009 Ovation Nominated production, SOLITUDE.

For information about ticket sales, please contact boxoffice@thelatc.org. 

SOLITUDE is made possible with funding by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Theater Pilot, with lead funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.