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    "Twelve Angry Men" Archival Photos : A time to be certain. A time to doubt. One man is dead; another man’s life is at stake. It’s murder in the first degree, and twelve nameless jurors are given the grave responsibility of separating fact from fallacy. This powerful drama examines the prejudices and personal struggles that lie between truth and justice. These photos are from the archival photo call on 2/22/2010. CAST (* Denotes Members of AEA): Jake Milo Koeppl - (Guard) Peder Melhuse* - (Foreman) Kent Hadfield - (Juror Two) Bob Ari* - (Juror Three) Michael McKenzie* - (Juror Four) Tobin Atkinson* - (Juror Five) Steve Bethers - (Juror Six) Lou Liberatore* - (Juror Seven) Alan Campbell* - (Juror Eight) Dane Knell* - (Juror Nine) Paul Kiernan* - (Juror Ten) Joseph R. Sicari* - (Juror Eleven) Terence Goodman* - (Juror Twelve) Andy Rindlisbach - (Understudy) ARTISTIC STAFF: Jack Going - (Director) Bill Clarke - (Scenic Designer) Carol Wells-Day - (Costume Designer) Jeffrey Hill - (Lighting Designer) Joe Payne - (Sound Designer) Amanda French - (Hair and Make-up Designer)

    "Twelve Angry Men" Archival Photos

    A time to be certain. A time to doubt. One man is dead; another man ...

    Updated: Feb 24, 2010 5:39pm PST

    "Twelve Angry Men" Invited Audience Photos : A time to be certain. A time to doubt. One man is dead; another man’s life is at stake. It’s murder in the first degree, and twelve nameless jurors are given the grave responsibility of separating fact from fallacy. This powerful drama examines the prejudices and personal struggles that lie between truth and justice. These photos are from the invited audience night on 2/9/2010. CAST (* Denotes Members of AEA): Jake Milo Koeppl - (Guard) Peder Melhuse* - (Foreman) Kent Hadfield - (Juror Two) Bob Ari* - (Juror Three) Michael McKenzie* - (Juror Four) Tobin Atkinson* - (Juror Five) Steve Bethers - (Juror Six) Lou Liberatore* - (Juror Seven) Alan Campbell* - (Juror Eight) Dane Knell* - (Juror Nine) Paul Kiernan* - (Juror Ten) Joseph R. Sicari* - (Juror Eleven) Terence Goodman* - (Juror Twelve) Andy Rindlisbach - (Understudy) ARTISTIC STAFF: Jack Going - (Director) Bill Clarke - (Scenic Designer) Carol Wells-Day - (Costume Designer) Jeffrey Hill - (Lighting Designer) Joe Payne - (Sound Designer) Amanda French - (Hair and Make-up Designer)

    "Twelve Angry Men" Invited Audience Photos

    A time to be certain. A time to doubt. One man is dead; another man ...

    Updated: Feb 15, 2010 7:07pm PST

    "Touch(ed)" Archival Photos : A time to hold on. A time to let grow. Smart, artistic, empathetic and funny, Emma is everything a younger sister would idolize. But she’s also spent the last eight years in and out of psychiatric hospitals. Perhaps a week at a cabin in the woods will restore Emma to the beautiful and spirited woman her sister Kay remembers and longs for. Enjoy the world premiere of this riveting new play by Bess Wohl. These photos are from the archival photo call on 1/18/2010. CAST (* Denotes Members of AEA): Kelly Hutchinson* - (Emma) Dennis Parlato* - (Doctor) Alex Podulke* - (Billy) Jennifer Joan Thompson* - (Kay) ARTISTIC STAFF: Charles Morey - (Director) Bess Wohl - (Playwright) Gary M. English - (Scenic Designer) Pamela Scofield - (Costume Designer) Phil Monat - (Lighting Designer) Joe Payne - (Sound Designer) Amanda French - (Hair and Make-up Designer)

    "Touch(ed)" Archival Photos

    A time to hold on. A time to let grow. Smart, artistic, empathetic ...

    Updated: Jan 20, 2010 11:15pm PST

    "Touch(ed)" Invited Audience Night : A time to hold on. A time to let grow. Smart, artistic, empathetic and funny, Emma is everything a younger sister would idolize. But she’s also spent the last eight years in and out of psychiatric hospitals. Perhaps a week at a cabin in the woods will restore Emma to the beautiful and spirited woman her sister Kay remembers and longs for. Enjoy the world premiere of this riveting new play by Bess Wohl. These photos are from the publicity photo call on 12/28/2009. CAST (* Denotes Members of AEA): Kelly Hutchinson* - (Emma) Dennis Parlato* - (Doctor) Alex Podulke* - (Billy) Jennifer Joan Thompson* - (Kay) ARTISTIC STAFF: Charles Morey - (Director) Bess Wohl - (Playwright) Gary M. English - (Scenic Designer) Pamela Scofield - (Costume Designer) Phil Monat - (Lighting Designer) Joe Payne - (Sound Designer) Amanda French - (Hair and Make-up Designer)

    "Touch(ed)" Invited Audience Night

    A time to hold on. A time to let grow. Smart, artistic, empathetic ...

    Updated: Jan 07, 2010 1:41pm PST

    "A Christmas Story" Archival Photo Call : A time to be fragile. A time to be strong. Alleyway bullies, major awards, freezing flagpoles, and above all else, a child’s Christmas dream of finding an Official Red Ryder Carbine-Action Two-Hundred-Shot Range Model Air Rifle under the tree. Based upon the classic motion picture, this play is a holiday treat everyone can enjoy—that is, until someone shoots their eye out. These photos are from the archival photo call on 12/14/09. CAST (* Denotes Members of AEA): Don Burroughs* - (The Old Man) Jack Koenig* - (Ralph) Regan Thompson* - (Miss Shields) Gabra Zackman* - (Mother) Brock Holman - (Farkas) Alexia "Ally" Ioannides - (Esther Jane) Mason Johnson - (Ralphie) Caden Maynes - (Randy) Byron Melville - (Schwartz) Dylan Reichelt - (Understudy, Randy/Flick) Lizzie Rosen - (Understudy, Esther Jane/Helen) Leo Stillinger - (Understudy, Schwartz/Farkas) Jaxon M. Wright - (Understudy, Ralphie) Gavin Yehle - (Flick) Robin Young - (Helen) ARTISTIC STAFF: Paul Barnes - (Director) Margo Andrews - (Assistant to the Director) George Maxwell - (Scenic Designer) Brenda Van der Weil - (Costume Designer) Kendall Smith - (Lighting Designer) Joe Payne - (Sound Designer) Amanda French - (Hair and Make-up Designer)

    "A Christmas Story" Archival Photo Call

    A time to be fragile. A time to be strong. Alleyway bullies, major ...

    Updated: Dec 15, 2009 10:46am PST

    "A Christmas Story" 2009 Invited Audience Night : A time to be fragile. A time to be strong. Alleyway bullies, major awards, freezing flagpoles, and above all else, a child’s Christmas dream of finding an Official Red Ryder Carbine-Action Two-Hundred-Shot Range Model Air Rifle under the tree. Based upon the classic motion picture, this play is a holiday treat everyone can enjoy—that is, until someone shoots their eye out. These photos are from the invited audience dress rehearsal on 12/2/09. CAST (* Denotes Members of AEA): Don Burroughs* - (The Old Man) Jack Koenig* - (Ralph) Regan Thompson* - (Miss Shields) Gabra Zackman* - (Mother) Brock Holman - (Farkas) Alexia "Ally" Ioannides - (Esther Jane) Mason Johnson - (Ralphie) Caden Maynes - (Randy) Byron Melville - (Schwartz) Dylan Reichelt - (Understudy, Randy/Flick) Lizzie Rosen - (Understudy, Esther Jane/Helen) Leo Stillinger - (Understudy, Schwartz/Farkas) Jaxon M. Wright - (Understudy, Ralphie) Gavin Yehle - (Flick) Robin Young - (Helen) ARTISTIC STAFF: Paul Barnes - (Director) Margo Andrews - (Assistant to the Director) George Maxwell - (Scenic Designer) Brenda Van der Weil - (Costume Designer) Kendall Smith - (Lighting Designer) Joe Payne - (Sound Designer) Amanda French - (Hair and Make-up Designer)

    "A Christmas Story" 2009 Invited Audience Night

    A time to be fragile. A time to be strong. Alleyway bullies, major ...

    Updated: Dec 04, 2009 12:06pm PST

    "Is He Dead?" Archival Photo Call : A time to live. A time to fake your own death. Millet is a brilliant but impoverished painter, and he’s a man with a singular problem: no one will pay good money for his paintings while he’s still alive. When his friends persuade him that the secret to success lies in convincing the world he’s dead, Millet hatches a scheme which could make him rich, famous, and able to marry the girl of his dreams—if only he didn’t have to be a corpse to do it! These photos are from the archival photo call. CAST (* Denotes Members of AEA): Jessie Austrian* - (Cecile Leroux) Cheryl Gaysunas* - (Madame Caron) Carianne H. Jones - (Marie Leroux) David Graham Jones* - (Phelim O'Shaughnessy) Michael Keyloun* - (Jean-Francois Millet) Paul Kiernan* - (Dutchy) Anne Stewart Mark* - (Madame Bathilde) Anderson Matthews* - (Papa Leroux) Kevin Orton* - (Basil Thorpe, et. al) Graham Rowat* - (Chicago) Greg Thornton* - (Bastien Andre) ARTISTIC STAFF: Charles Morey - (Director) James Wolk - (Scenic Designer) Carol Wells-Day - (Costume Designer) Dennis Parichy - (Lighting Designer) Joe Payne - (Sound Designer) Amanda French - (Hair and Make-up Designer)

    "Is He Dead?" Archival Photo Call

    A time to live. A time to fake your own death. Millet is a brillian ...

    Updated: Nov 10, 2009 11:17am PST

    "Is He Dead" Invited Audience Night : A time to live. A time to fake your own death. Millet is a brilliant but impoverished painter, and he’s a man with a singular problem: no one will pay good money for his paintings while he’s still alive. When his friends persuade him that the secret to success lies in convincing the world he’s dead, Millet hatches a scheme which could make him rich, famous, and able to marry the girl of his dreams—if only he didn’t have to be a corpse to do it! These photos are from the invited audience final dress rehearsal on: 10/28/2009 CAST (* Denotes Members of AEA): Jessie Austrian* - (Cecile Leroux) Cheryl Gaysunas* - (Madame Caron) Carianne H. Jones - (Marie Leroux) David Graham Jones* - (Phelim O'Shaughnessy) Michael Keyloun* - (Jean-Francois Millet) Paul Kiernan* - (Dutchy) Anne Stewart Mark* - (Madame Bathilde) Anderson Matthews* - (Papa Leroux) Kevin Orton* - (Basil Thorpe, et. al) Graham Rowat* - (Chicago) Greg Thornton* - (Bastien Andre) ARTISTIC STAFF: Charles Morey - (Director) James Wolk - (Scenic Designer) Carol Wells-Day - (Costume Designer) Dennis Parichy - (Lighting Designer) Joe Payne - (Sound Designer) Amanda French - (Hair and Make-up Designer)

    "Is He Dead" Invited Audience Night

    A time to live. A time to fake your own death. Millet is a brillian ...

    Updated: Oct 29, 2009 11:53am PST

    "Is He Dead?" 2nd Dress - Pubicity/Archival Shots : A time to live. A time to fake your own death. Millet is a brilliant but impoverished painter, and he’s a man with a singular problem: no one will pay good money for his paintings while he’s still alive. When his friends persuade him that the secret to success lies in convincing the world he’s dead, Millet hatches a scheme which could make him rich, famous, and able to marry the girl of his dreams—if only he didn’t have to be a corpse to do it! These photos are from the second dress rehearsal on: 10/26/2009. This shoot was scheduled so that the Ogden paper could have photos to run. Please note that any photos used in any form of media must be accompanied by proper credits, including the names of all cast members in the image as well as the name of the photographer. CAST (* Denotes Members of AEA): Jessie Austrian* - (Cecile Leroux) Cheryl Gaysunas* - (Madame Caron) Carianne H. Jones - (Marie Leroux) David Graham Jones* - (Phelim O'Shaughnessy) Michael Keyloun* - (Jean-Francois Millet) Paul Kiernan* - (Dutchy) Anne Stewart Mark* - (Madame Bathilde) Anderson Matthews* - (Papa Leroux) Kevin Orton* - (Basil Thorpe, et. al) Graham Rowat* - (Chicago) Greg Thornton* - (Bastien Andre) ARTISTIC STAFF: Charles Morey - (Director) James Wolk - (Scenic Designer) Carol Wells-Day - (Costume Designer) Dennis Parichy - (Lighting Designer) Joe Payne - (Sound Designer) Amanda French - (Hair and Make-up Designer)

    "Is He Dead?" 2nd Dress - Pubicity/Archival Shots

    A time to live. A time to fake your own death. Millet is a brilliant ...

    Updated: Oct 27, 2009 9:44am PST

    "A Chorus Line" Archival Photo Call : A time to blend in. A time to stand out. Anonymous hopefuls don their legwarmers and perfect the combinations, only to learn the audition will take a more personal turn. Breaking the Broadway mold, this award-winning musical reveals the dancers’ individual stories—ranging from the heart-wrenching to the heart-warming. The final cut is made and the gold-clad chorus line appears—this time anything but anonymous. These photos are from the archival photo call. CAST (* Denotes Members of AEA): Stephanie Chace Bass - (Vicki) Brad Bradley* - (Al) Teresa Bramwell* - (Tricia) Eric Lee Brotherson* - (Mike) Jessica Leigh Brown* - (Maggie) Ashley Gardner Carlson - (Kristine) Hannah Chin* - (Connie) Elizabeth Clinard* - (Judy) Michael Crowley* - (Mark) Kaitlyn Davidson* - (Val) Jeffry Denman* - (Zach) Erin Denman* - (Sheila) Miguel Angel Falcon* - (Paul) Tony Falcon* - (Greg) Thay Floyd* - (Richie) Michael Hernandez - (Roy) Talese Hunt - (Lois) Kevin Jordan - (Frank) Mike Kirsch* - (Bobby) Peter Nelson - (Larry) Kimberly Dawn Neumann* - (Cassie) Jeff Pew - (Don) Jeffrey Scott Stevens* - (Butch) Bronwyn Tarboton - (Bebe) Deone Zanotto* - (Diana) ARTISTIC STAFF: Patti D'Beck - (Director/Choreographer) Michael Horsley - (Musical Director) George Maxwell - (Scenic Designer) Susan Branch Towne - (Costume Designer) Michael Gilliam - (Lighting Designer) Joe Payne - (Sound Designer) Amanda French - (Hair and Make-up Designer) You may notice if you order prints that we have added some panoramic options (prints that are much wider than they are tall). These work really well for some of the photos of the line. Please make sure that you set your crops appropriately at checkout. If you have any questions about this, please feel free to contact me and I will let you know how it works

    "A Chorus Line" Archival Photo Call

    A time to blend in. A time to stand out. Anonymous hopefuls don the ...

    Updated: Oct 06, 2009 12:13am PST

    "A Chorus Line" Invited Audience Night : A time to blend in. A time to stand out. Anonymous hopefuls don their legwarmers and perfect the combinations, only to learn the audition will take a more personal turn. Breaking the Broadway mold, this award-winning musical reveals the dancers’ individual stories—ranging from the heart-wrenching to the heart-warming. The final cut is made and the gold-clad chorus line appears—this time anything but anonymous. These photos are from the final dress rehearsal/invited audience night: Wednesday, September 24, 2009 CAST (* Denotes Members of AEA): Stephanie Chace Bass - (Vicki) Brad Bradley* - (Al) Teresa Bramwell* - (Tricia) Eric Lee Brotherson* - (Mike) Jessica Leigh Brown* - (Maggie) Ashley Gardner Carlson - (Kristine) Hannah Chin* - (Connie) Elizabeth Clinard* - (Judy) Michael Crowley* - (Mark) Kaitlyn Davidson* - (Val) Jeffry Denman* - (Zach) Erin Denman* - (Sheila) Miguel Angel Falcon* - (Paul) Tony Falcon* - (Greg) Thay Floyd* - (Richie) Michael Hernandez - (Roy) Talese Hunt - (Lois) Kevin Jordan - (Frank) Mike Kirsch* - (Bobby) Peter Nelson - (Larry) Kimberly Dawn Neumann* - (Cassie) Jeff Pew - (Don) Jeffrey Scott Stevens* - (Butch) Bronwyn Tarboton - (Bebe) Deone Zanotto* - (Diana) ARTISTIC STAFF: Patti D'Beck - (Director/Choreographer) Michael Horsley - (Musical Director) George Maxwell - (Scenic Designer) Susan Branch Towne - (Costume Designer) Michael Gilliam - (Lighting Designer) Joe Payne - (Sound Designer) Amanda French - (Hair and Make-up Designer)

    "A Chorus Line" Invited Audience Night

    A time to blend in. A time to stand out. Anonymous hopefuls don the ...

    Updated: Sep 24, 2009 1:00am PST

    "Our Town" Invited Audience Night : A time for now. A time forever. Life is an irreplaceable, fragile gift delivered in pieces. An ordinary day. A wedding day. A day of mourning. The seemingly mundane become the ties that bind as residents of small-town America live their lives. The great American play by Thornton Wilder is a poignant reminder that there is always magic in the moment. These photos are from the Invited Audience Night on 3/10/2010. CAST (* Denotes Members of AEA): TALON G. ACKERMAN - (Wally Webb) COLLEEN BAUM* - (Mrs. Soames/Ensemble) GLORIA BIEGLER* - (Mrs. Gibbs) NATALIE BLACKMAN - (Rebecca Gibbs) CRAIG BOCKHORN* - (Doc Gibbs) MELISSA CLASON BURNS - (Ensemble) JOYCE COHEN* (Mrs. Webb) GWEN DE VEER - (Ensemble) KEVIN DOYLE* - (Joe Stoddard/Ensemble) GABRIELLE GASTON - (Ensemble) ERIC GILDE* - (George Gibbs) TERENCE GOODMAN* - (Constable Warren) PAUL KIERNAN* - (Simon Stimson) JAKE MILO KOEPPL - (Ensemble) ANDERSON MATTHEWS* - (Stage Manager) AMELIA McCLAIN* - (Emily Webb) GLENN PETERS* - (Howie Newsome) ANDY RINDLISBACH - (Joe/Si Crowell/Ensemble) JASON TATOM* - (Professor Willard/Ensemble) CRAIG WROE* (Mr. Webb) ARTISTIC STAFF: CHARLES MOREY - (Director) PETER HARRISON - (Set Designer) SUSAN BRANCH TOWNE - (Costume Designer) KARL E. HAAS - (Lighting Designer) JOE PAYNE - (Sound Designer) AMANDA FRENCH - (Hair and Makeup Designer)

    "Our Town" Invited Audience Night

    A time for now. A time forever. Life is an irreplaceable, fragile ...

    Updated: Mar 14, 2010 9:14pm PST