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The article highlights the two-person hip-hop musical "Mexodus," now showcasing at Pasadena Playhouse, which explores a little-known chapter of American history involving enslaved individuals seeking freedom south to Mexico via the Underground Railroad. Through live-looping and genre-blending music, the show narrates the journey of Henry, an enslaved Texan, and Carlos, a farmworker who rescues him, emphasizing themes of cross-border kinship and alliance-building. The production combines innovative staging, musical virtuosity, and historical storytelling to offer a fresh perspective on American musical theater.
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