South Bay arts calendar for Oct. 18 to 24
“A splintered Soul,” by Long Beach-based playwright Alan L.Brooks, opens on Friday (previews this Thursday and Friday) at International City Theatre, in the Performing Arts Center at 330 East Seaside Way, Long Beach. It plays most Thursdays through Sundays through Nov. 4. It takes place in 1947, in San Francisco, and is about a group of resettled Holocaust survivors from Poland. Tickets vary: previews are $35; opening night is $55; Thurs-Fri it’s $47; and for Sat. and Sun. you pay $49. Pictured, Stephen Rockwell and Louis Lotorto. Photo by Tracey Roman. (562) 436-4610 or go to InternationalCityTheatre.orgThursday, October 18 Indian blood “Matriarchs” opens at ESMoA, 208 Main St., El Segundo. The work on view by 12 contemporary womxn (?) indigenous artists includes fashion, metalwork, photography, painting, basketry, and video. Through Jan. 26. More at esmoa.org. Alligator Records recording artist Eric Lindell performs Friday at Saint Rocke in Hermosa Beach. “Revolution in Your Heart” is his new CD, combining swampy New Orleans R&B, Memphis soul, and more. (310) 3720035 or go to saintrocke.comFriday, October 19 First wife’s ghost returns “Blithe Spirit,” a witty and amusing play by…
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