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Oct. 16, 2000Gaiman's Last Angel Tour Moves to Bigger Theatre for LA Finale
"The Writers' Guild is a wonderful theatre," said Gaiman, "and I'm glad the CBLDF has so many friends and supporters in Los Angeles. As a member of the Writers' Guild myself, I think the theatre is a perfect place to host a reading to benefit the Fund." "I'm amazed and completely gratified by the enormous response we've gotten in LA," said CBLDF executive director Chris Oarr. "There are certainly worse problems to have than finding a bigger venue! The Writers' Guild Theatre has a lot to offer, and should be a great spot for the finale of the Last Angel Tour."
The Writers' Guild Theatre is located at 135 SOUTH DOHENY DRIVE in BEVERLY HILLS. The move to a larger performance space means that additional tickets are now available for the Los Angeles reading. General Admission Tickets, which cost $20 each, can be purchased through TICKETMASTER by calling (213) 480-3232 or at TicketMaster Online: The new venue also provides additional Premium seating. PREMIUM TICKETS, which include seats in the front rows and admittance to a private COCKTAIL RECEPTION with Gaiman before the reading, are again available for $60. General Admission ticket holders who would like to UPGRADE to Premium Tickets may do so by requesting a refund from Ticketmaster for their original ticket, and then purchasing a Premium Ticket. Comic Book Legal Defense Fund MEMBERS are welcome at the reception regardless of what level ticket they may purchase. The reception kicks off the evening's festivities at 6 PM. The reading itself has been pushed back to 8:30 PM to allow additional time for travel and for the reception. For complete tour information, please visit http://www.cbldf.org or call the Fund toll-free at 1-800-99-CBLDF. Neil Gaiman first attracted critical acclaim for his graphic novels and the groundbreaking comic series "Sandman." In addition to his comics work, Gaiman is the author of the best-selling novels "Neverwhere" and "Stardust," and has seen his unique vision translated for film, television, and the stage. He is the recipient of the prestigious World Fantasy Award and is noted in "The Dictionary of Literary Biography" as "one of the top ten post-modern writers" in America. This seventh and final Guardian Angel Tour will bring the author to Chicago, New York, Portland OR, and Los Angeles. To date, these Guardian Angel Tours have raised more than $100,000 to protect free expression in comics. Tickets are also on sale at Ticketmaster for the first three stops on the tour:
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