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Bordertown

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Culture Clash brashly explores the San Diego-Tijuana region through satire and humor. Bordertown is based upon interviews the trio conducted with more than 100 people from both sides of the border and from every walk of life. Interviewees include right wing talk show host and former San Diego Mayor Roger Hedgecock, Sheriff Bill Kollender, Filipino and Ugandan immigrants, Navy personnel, a high school counselor, a border guard, punk rockers, homeless children, transvestites, and factory workers.

An L.A. Theatre Works full-cast performance featuring Culture Clash: Richard Montoya, Ric Salinas and Herbert Siguenza.

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PublisherL.A. Theatre Works

Release dateNov 1, 2001

ISBN9781580814188

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Two-time Pulitzer Winner Lynn Nottage Turns A Triple Play In New York City
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Two-time Pulitzer Winner Lynn Nottage Turns A Triple Play In New York City
Jan 14, 2022
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With 'Slave Play,' A Young Playwright Provokes His Way To Broadway
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With 'Slave Play,' A Young Playwright Provokes His Way To Broadway
Sep 20, 2019
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David Henry Hwang
TIME
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David Henry Hwang
Nov 1, 2019
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JoAnne Akalaitis Bears ‘Bad News’
AMERICAN THEATRE
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JoAnne Akalaitis Bears ‘Bad News’
Jul 25, 2019
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'Slings & Arrows' Made Shakespeare Must-see TV. The Prequel Sounds Just As Delightful
Los Angeles Times
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'Slings & Arrows' Made Shakespeare Must-see TV. The Prequel Sounds Just As Delightful
Nov 6, 2019
If there's no business like show business, and there is no playwright like Shakespeare, then it stands to reason - and is, in fact, a fact - that there's no series like "Slings & Arrows," a gorgeous Canadian import from the first decade of this centu
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Who's Afraid Of A Diverse Cast?
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Who's Afraid Of A Diverse Cast?
May 20, 2017
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Netflix's 'American Son' Adaptation Exposes The Play's Flaws
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Netflix's 'American Son' Adaptation Exposes The Play's Flaws
Oct 31, 2019
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Tony Kushner, Thinking Citizen: The Playwright On 'Angels In America,' 'West Side Story' And Surviving Trump
Los Angeles Times
Article
Tony Kushner, Thinking Citizen: The Playwright On 'Angels In America,' 'West Side Story' And Surviving Trump
Apr 3, 2018
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Suzan-Lori Parks
TIME
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Suzan-Lori Parks
Apr 15, 2019
The Pulitzer Prize–winning playwright on adapting classics, the black avant-garde and how much of the world is a stage
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Dramas At The Big House
Country Life
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Dramas At The Big House
Dec 15, 2021
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'African Mean Girls' Are The Toast Of New York Theater
NPR
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'African Mean Girls' Are The Toast Of New York Theater
Dec 19, 2017
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Playwrights Get A New Stage: Audible Announces 15 Writers For Audio Theater Project
Los Angeles Times
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Playwrights Get A New Stage: Audible Announces 15 Writers For Audio Theater Project
Feb 13, 2018
3 min read
Top 10 Theater
TIME
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Top 10 Theater
Dec 6, 2019
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Cathedrals Made of Bricks
AMERICAN THEATRE
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Cathedrals Made of Bricks
Nov 25, 2019
6 min read
The Most Quietly Radical Writer on Television
The Atlantic
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The Most Quietly Radical Writer on Television
Apr 20, 2023
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Carrie Coon On 'Bug,' Conspiracy Theories In The White House And Her Husband, Tracy Letts
Chicago Tribune
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Carrie Coon On 'Bug,' Conspiracy Theories In The White House And Her Husband, Tracy Letts
Jan 31, 2020
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Small Is Beautiful
AMERICAN THEATRE
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Small Is Beautiful
Sep 25, 2019
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Brush Up Your Shelley With 'Frankenstein: The First Two Hundred Years'
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Brush Up Your Shelley With 'Frankenstein: The First Two Hundred Years'
Nov 25, 2017
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Impressive Powerhouse
Ink Pellet
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Impressive Powerhouse
May 1, 2023
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Mfa Or The Highway?
AMERICAN THEATRE
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Mfa Or The Highway?
Dec 25, 2019
FOR YEARS, I IDENTIFIED AS A PLAY ‑ wright who wanted an MFA. I had seen those coveted three letters in almost every playwright’s bio, often attached to an illustrious university—an Ivy, or maybe a West Coast equivalent. I spent three autumns writing
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My 21st-century Touchstone Play: Theatre Stars Share The Shows That Shook Them To The Core
Evening Standard
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My 21st-century Touchstone Play: Theatre Stars Share The Shows That Shook Them To The Core
Feb 19, 2021
Here at the Evening Standard, we recently tried to pull together the 21st-century’s greatest plays (read our list and see if you agree). But what about those plays that impact us more personally, that seem to speak to us directly and leave us getting
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Daryl Roth Producing With a Purpose
AMERICAN THEATRE
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Daryl Roth Producing With a Purpose
Mar 25, 2019
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Financial Catastrophe Makes For Riveting Theater In 'The Lehman Trilogy'
NPR
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Financial Catastrophe Makes For Riveting Theater In 'The Lehman Trilogy'
Apr 3, 2019
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The Show That Ate Off-Broadway
AMERICAN THEATRE
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The Show That Ate Off-Broadway
Mar 25, 2020
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In 'Thanksgiving Play,' Native American Playwright Larissa FastHorse Tackles 'Wokeness'
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In 'Thanksgiving Play,' Native American Playwright Larissa FastHorse Tackles 'Wokeness'
Nov 26, 2019
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“Where Did You Laugh?”
Chicago magazine
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“Where Did You Laugh?”
Dec 14, 2019
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