Radar LA Festival 2013: local artists, international appeal

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The Radar LA Festival is devoted to showcasing contemporary theatre, starting tonight and running until October 1. With 18 productions across 10 different venues, the festival is bigger and bolder. Mark Murphy, festival co-director and Executive Director of REDCAT, explains all that's changed as Radar begins its second year.

Admission starts at just $15 with a multi-event pass, while single tickets for most events will be $25. A complete listing of productions is available on the Radar LA website, which is a part of REDCAT's website.

For more coverage of the Radar LA Festival, visit Neon Tommy's website and look for the tag Radar LA.