A NEW STATE OF
ART, MUSIC, PERFORMANCE, DEBAUCHERY
AT THE DOWNTOWN L.A. ART WALK
THURSDAY, MARCH 11 // 6:30PM TO 10:30PM

+ Art
Projections by Christopher Ash and Francois-Pierre Couture
Art work by GRONK

+ Musical Performances
All musical performances are located at the outdoor stage. Limited seating is first come, first served and the rest, standing room only.
6:30PM // Semyon Kobialka
8:30PM // Ash Riser

+ The Vault (Time TBA)
An original weekly cabaret featuring Los Angeles based writers, actors, directors, musicians, comedians, and dancers.

+ Beer and Wine Bar benefiting The LATC

This event is free and open to the public & all ages. Donations are welcome in any amount and will help to continue this and any other programs at the Los Angeles Theatre Center. To donate, please visit the Info Table located in the patio.

If you’re an artist or musician interested in performing at ESTADO, please e-mail an EPK to Charm Narong at charm@thelatc.org.

March 4

A multi-disciplinary ensemble creating an original weekly cabaret! This 8-week theatrical workshop under the auspices of The LATC aims to write and produce weekly variety shows (30-45 mins) that will be open to the public every Thursday night at 10pm.

+ Beer & Wine at the LATC Bar
+ Pay what you can donation!  No one will be turned away for lack of funds!

March 27 + 28
The Einstein Plan

A new play by Donald Freed
A performance, A teach-in, A town hall meeting
Fun, Provocative, Different every time
Come Join the Revolution!

Starring James Cromwell, Debra De Liso and YOU, the audience.

Saturday, March 27th at 8:00 pm
Sunday, March 28th at 3:00 pm

Regular Priced Tickets: $30.00
Students, Seniors Unemployed: $15.00
Tickets are available for purchase ONLINE or by calling 213-489-0994 ext. 107.

August 2 – 28
The LATC 2010 Youth Summer Conservatory
August 2-28, 2010
Monday – Friday: 10am – 3pm

Scholarships Avaialable!

The LATC Youth Summer Conservatory has been developed under the leadership of Latino Theater Company Artistic Director and UCLA professor, Jose Luis Valenzuela, to create an opportunity for high school students from under-served communities interested in careers in the arts, to experience and train in a conservatory setting, Now in its third year, the program integrates acting classes with rigorous physical training, voice and speech, movement, writing and improvisation. The Conservatory will culminate in a final performance conceived, written and performed by the students on stage at the LATC on Saturday, August 28th.

For Applications/Questions contact:
Chantal Rodriquez, Educational Program Coordinator
chantal@thelatc.org or 213.489.0994 Ext. 108