Ricardo Montalban Theatre (Los Angeles, CA)
Comedy troupe Culture Clash (Richard Montoya, Ric Salinas and Herbert Siguenza) rips Zorro from the pages of pulp fiction to take on Hollywood's image machine while blasting through borders and stereotypes. The show remakes the masked hero so that he may truly represent oppressed people everywhere--including on the West Side!
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Great seats! Great show! Thought provoking and funny. Great agitprop theater. Culture Clash continues to rock.
A great experience using history to open our eyes about the present corrupt political leadership in the United States government. Using satyr and comedy are powerful messages sent that especially affect the Chicano community.
I absolutely loved this show. As a native Angeleno of Mexican American descent, I could totally appreciate all the references to the San Gabriel Valley, East L.A., San Fernando, etc., as well as all of the pop culture references that everyone could enjoy. I have rarely seen a sharper wit than I saw demonstrated here and I enjoyed the political incorrectness of it all. This was my first experience with a Culture Clash production but I will not miss another one. Fantastic.
The Ricardo Montalban Theatre is a landmark theater built in 1926 by Cecil B. De Mille and and famous Los Angeles architect Myron Young. An intimate venue with 1,200 seats, the theater is located in the heart of Hollywood, just south of Hollywood and Vine. It was previously known as the Doolittle Theatre and, before that, the Huntington Hartford. A recent partnership with Nike has brought a Nik
Website: http://www.cultureclash.com
The Culture Clash trio takes on Zorro's legend to explore homeland security in the Wild West—when Anglo-Americans struggled with Mexican immigration, Indian gambling and a governor born on foreign soil. At long last, it's a look behind the mask of a mainstream icon—Culture Clash-style.
This is the Los Angeles premiere of Zorro in Hell, following a successful run at Berkeley Rep last year.
Created, written and performed by Culture Clash: Richard Montoya, Ric Salinas and Herbert Siguenza.