johnny angel

Live Performance Documentation of a section from
"Johnny Angel"
by Marcus Civin and Sandy de Lissovoy,
at Perform! Now! July 25, 2009,
Chinatown, Los Angeles,
at Francois Ghebaly's Chung King Project,
captured on the fly by Alexis Disselkoen,

Johnny Angel Dozen
1. To kill for money, Lover, Citizen.
2. I see you through the chanting crowd. We could make quite a little money, Lover, Democrat.
3. What did you say, Mir Hossein? Are you in there?
4. Deafening chant. I take off Barbaras jacket; she leans into me. Tense Head Roll.
5. Lets kill em. Id be glad to string him up, but itd be better if a truss landed on his head.
6. CAPITAL IS THE LOVER OF DEMOCRACY WHO CONVINCES DEMOCRACY TO MURDER, TO COMMIT INSURANCE FRAUD.
1. TO KILL FOR MONEY.
2. I know you must be there—I move through a dim grey light.
3. We could make quite a little money.
4. How may highballs? I dont recall. I recall going up to my apartment: 4 tiny rooms--it isnt so poor.
5. But, his contributions to the community.
6. I can write poetry from prison.
--Marcus Civin

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