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Culture Clash in Bordertown

By: Culture Clash
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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 Hedgcock, Sheriff Bill Kollender, Filipino and Ugandan immigrants, Navy personnel, a high school counselor, a border guard, punk rockers, homeless children, transvestites, and factory workers.

Culture Clash Members (in alphabetical order):

Richard Montoya
Ric Salinas
Herbert Siguenza(P)2003 L.A. Theatre Works. All Rights Reserved. Literature & Fiction Comedy Witty
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The Latin comedy trio "Culture Clash" blends political, social, and cultural commentary with their brand of neo-vaudevillian humor to offer an incisive and entertaining take on a unique Mexican-American society, the twin towns of Tijuana and San Diego. The trio of comedians, Richard Montoya, Ric Salinas, and Herbert Siguenza, interviewed people on both sides of the border, including everyone from a right-wing talk show host to a former San Diego Mayor and a high school counselor to a Ugandan immigrant, to find the voices and perspectives that meld into their performance of an extraordinary sociological and comedic theatrical experience.
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