Name: Karen White Birthdate: August 4 Reason you joined the Stunt Show: It sounded like a good idea at the time... How many grueling hours has Craig made you work on the show?: God, do you really want to know? Favorite Stunt: Conning the tech crew to outnumber the cast at most of the rehearsals. What advice would you give someone playing your part?: Be afraid. Be very afraid. Favorite Line from any of the shows: "Where in hell is my tape measure?!" Favorite fight partner in a show: my script notebook. Favorite Character From a Movie: Russell Crowe in "Mystery, Alaska" If you were stranded on a desert island with 1 other person, who would you prefer to be with?: Rudy, from "Survivor," the ultimate 'safe' guy. No, really: Russell Crowe. If you could bring one luxury item, like in "Survivor", what would you bring?: toilet paper. (leaves are NOT a good idea!) If you could have the power of 1 superhero, what would it be?: mindreading. If you were going to play a superhero in a movie, who would you want to be directed by?: Anyone but Josh Steinberg! (love ya! mean it!) If you could kick one person's butt on the planet and get away with it, who would it be?: the guy who invented high heels. Words to live by: "Sit down. Chill. Have some dip?" Acting/Technical experience: (high school) 1. played the governess in Neil Simon's The Good Doctor 2. played a geisha in Gilbert & Sullivan's The Mikado 3. 1979, won 2nd place Dramatic Interpretation at New Mexico Northwest Regional Speech Tournament, with "The Audition," from The Good Doctor (college) 1. played a dancer in Amahl and The Night Visitors 2. 3 years concert choir, 2nd soprano 3. 2 years in special performance groups, 2nd soprano (recent) 1. Hawkwood cast, 1997 2. Hawkwood performer, 1998 to present 3. Dragon Attack Stunt Show technical crew, 1999 to present Achievements: 1) Escaping the mining town I grew up in. 2) Divorcing that $^!@#%* I married the first time around. 3) Learning that wearing lots of leather may look good, but is not such a great idea during the summer heat. Any extra advice you want to offer: Tap out the William Tell Overture on your front teeth. When you're almost done, say "Wait, I goofed up," then start over again.

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