I Don't Have To Show You No Stinking Badges
Casa 0101 Theater
( 02/01/2013 - 03/10/2013 )
Running Time: 90 minutes
CASA 0101 Theater is proud to present, for the first time in L.A. in 25 years, "I Don't Have To Show You No Stinking Badges", by Luis Valdez (creator of "Zoot Suit" and "La Bamba"). The play is set in the greater Los Angeles suburb of Monterey Park in the mid-1980s. Sonny Villa, a teen-aged, Chicano pre-law student at Harvard, unexpectedly returns home with an older woman and big plans no one is expecting. Sonny's parents, both actors surviving on typecast roles, have high expectations for their bright son and struggle to see his new point of view. While taking comedic twists and leaps, this lesser-known but important work by Luis Valdez, examines imprinted cultural stereotypes and reflects on how we perceive and struggle to overcome them.
Tickets
This production closed on 03/10/2013
Schedule
Friday/Saturday 8 pm, Sunday 3 pm
Venue Information
Casa 0101 Theater
2102 E. First St., Los Angeles, CA 90033 (map)
Box Office 323 - 263-7684
Street parking is available in the surrounding residential area.
Directors / Designers
Emmanuel Deleage Producer
Frances E. Chang Producer
Luis Valdez Playwright
Hector Rodriguez Director
Jennifer Perez Stage Manager
JR Bruce Scenic Designer
Carlos Brown Costume Designer
Sohail Najafi Lighting Designer
Bill Reyes Sound Designer
Claudia Duran Video/Projection Designer
Edward Padilla Casting Director
Steve Moyer Press Agent
Gabriela Lopez de Dennis Graphic Designer
Mario Alvarado Assistant Stage Manager
Matthew Sanchez Assistant Stage Manager
Cast
Carmelita Maldonado Connie Villa
Daniel E. Mora Buddy Villa
Elizabeth Pan Anita Sakai
Alex Valdivia Sonny Villa
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Reviews
LA Times (read review) "Casa 0101’s affectionate revival...is compelling not only historically...but artistically." - Margaret Gray