Visceral Company Opens RECALL Tonight
The Visceral Company, winner of "best LA theater season" accolades for 2013 from review aggregate site Bitter Lemons, is pleased to present the West Coast premiere of dark science-fiction thriller RECALL by Eliza Clark (writer for AMC's Rubicon and The Killing). This is the first production of the play since its off-Broadway debut.
Set in a dystopian America where the government monitors and "recalls" teenagers prone to violent behavior, RECALL was very well reviewed in its inaugural New York run.
In RECALL, single mom Justine (Karen Nicole) is on the run with teenage daughter Lucy (Madeline Bertani) from a government that "recalls" violent individuals. Justine grows close to the mysterious David (Mark Souza), who runs the safe house where they seek shelter, while at school Lucy befriends disturbed loner Quinn (Kevin Grossman). Government reprogrammer Charlotte (Lara Fisher) insinuates herself into all of their lives as her hidden agenda is gradually revealed. As relationships intensify and motives become clearer, Lucy's frightening tendencies come to the surface and threaten to destroy everything. Ultimately, RECALL explores our need to feel connected, understood and loved - no matter the damage, no matter the cost.
RECALL will play Friday and Saturday evenings at 8 pm and Sunday matinees at 3 pm, from tonight, March 21 through May 4, 2014, at the Lex Theatre, 6760 Lexington Ave., Hollywood, CA.

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