Ian Ruskin’s riveting one-man play about charismatic and controversial longshoreman-turned-Union leader Harry Bridges is an intimate, bitingly funny exploration into the dramatic life, times and struggles of a man whose legacy is better known than his name. Bridges’ blue-collar history – which spans the depression-area politics, red-scare, and nascent globalization of the 30s, 40s and 50s – shines a light on the issues of immigration, prejudice, and corporate responsibility we face today.

About MMM
In a city as diverse as Los Angeles, it is inevitable that different people will "see" different things in any performance. The Music, Movement, and Meaning program is your opportunity to talk with other audience members about what you just experienced, within the framework of a facilitated discussion following select events. Everyone is welcome- please plan on participating, and