As White As O, a Story of Love and Synesthesia from The Road Theatre Company
Road Theatre @ Lankershim Arts Center (5108 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood, CA 91601)
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- $30.00
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- $15.00*
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The last date listed for As White As O was Saturday December 12, 2009 / 8:00pm.
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Goldstar Member Reviews
White as O was an amazing evening of theatre. The writing was so imaginative with beautiful language. Sam Anderson's direction took the play even farther with his inventive and intuitive directing. Plus, the design elements; set, sound, video & lighting were superb! Go see this play!Written on Oct 19 2009
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The actors give it their all, the set and tech are great. Can't understand why a theater this good would choose such less-than-first-rate material to produce.Written on Nov 24 2009
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An amazing story finely performed. Set, lights, sound all combined to enhance to story telling process. Go see this one!Written on Nov 09 2009
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More Information About As White As O
Website
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Description
Written by Stacy Sims (author of Swimming Naked) and directed by Sam Anderson.
As White As O tells the story of Jack Hawley . When the house he and his outsider artist father built in Rabbit Hash, Kentucky gets moved to a museum in New York by a wily curator, Jack decides its time to revisit the past. Arriving in New York, he is overwhelmed by memories of his father's life and death, a surprise about his mother, and a girl he never stopped loving. To top it off, Jack has synesthesia, a condition involving an involuntary cross-wiring of the senses. Jack tastes his feelings, smells what he touches, and sees letters in color. While young art star Ed insists Jack's synesthesia is the greatest possible way to experience the world, Jack isn't so sure. As the past becomes present, Jack must take on life again, no matter what color it is or how disturbing it tastes or smells.
The cast of As White As O features Lauren Clark, Joe Calarco, Ramon deOcampo, Keelia Flinn, TJ Marchbank, Kate Mines, Elizabeth Sampson, Mark St. Amant, Vince Tula, Jennings Turner, Bryna Weiss and Heather Williams.
It will be produced for The Road by company member Leon Russom, with set and lighting created by, respectively, the company's resident designers Desma Murphy and David B. Marling. Lighting will be designed by LADCC Career Achievement honoree Jeremy Pivnick.
About the Ticket Supplier: Road Theatre Company
The Road Theatre Company celebrates it's 21st Season! Over the last 19 years the company's main stage productions have been honored with 11 'Critic's Choice" selections from the Los Angeles Times, 7 "Pick of the Week" selections from L.A. Weekly, 11 "Critic's Pick" selections from Back Stage West, 61 Valley Theatre League Artistic Director Achievement (ADA) Awards, 9 Drama Critics Circle Awards, 4 L.A. Weekly Awards, 5 Robby Awards, 3 Back Stage West Garland Awards as well as 32 Back Stage West Garland Awards "Critic's Citations," and 16 Ovation Awards. Additionally, the company was awarded the 1998 Drama Critics Circle's prestigious Margaret Harford Award for Sustained Excellence in Theatre and the 2003 Back Stage West Landmark Award for Excellence in Theatre.

