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This interactive play gives voice to marginalized people, while also asking its audience to mistrust them. Clockwise, from top left: Amy K. Harmon, Roland Ruiz, Darrett Sanders, Gloria Ines and Mia Ando in the play “Underneath the Freeways of Los Angeles.”Credit.via The Echo Theater Company April 5, 2021 Cities bury their histories beneath them, though the past persists in plain sight. Here in New York, Wall Street whispers of a long-ago barrier, Canal Street commemorates forgotten waters, and Madison Square Garden, which has no garden, conjures former pleasure centers. Los Angeles has its own history — of dreams, disaster and displacement — and a talent for paving over it. “Underneath the Freeways of Los Angeles,” an immersive show from the Echo Theater Company, summons a particular incident: the construction of the East Los Angeles Interchange, perhaps the busiest freeway interchange in North America. To build it, the city razed portions of Boyle H

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