The mood was bittersweet during Santa Ana College’s last curtain call for Zoot Suit, Sunday, March 18. Directed by assistant professor of acting and directing Chris Cannon, this play sealed its two-week
Santa Ana College Theatre Department stages Luis Valdez’s play chronicling ethnic tensions in the L.A. barrios of the 1940s where Sleepy Lagoon murder trial stirs racial tensions. [slideshow id=38 w=590 h=380] TIME
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It’s the early 1940s on the balmy streets of Los Angeles. Chicano youths decked out in bold zoot suits are struggling with racial tensions and rival gangs as they grow up in