Terrence M. McCrossan (Flex) 

7:30 Thursday, January 10, 2002

Doric Wilson’s
THE WEST STREET GANG
directed by Mark Finley

Mark, an opportunist: Nathan Johnson
Flex, a bartender: Terrence M. McCrossan
Bill Bender, a bon vivant: Douglas Gregory
Brent Wood, a maleactormodeldancersinger: Jeff Riebe
Jack, a significant "S": Peter Boruchowitz
Marley, a manacled "M": Michael Wolfe
Shanghai Lil, a tenacious transvestite: Chris Andersson
Danny Sienna, a self-styled hood: Joseph J. Menino
Virgo, a head: Brian Charles Rooney
Colorado, a midnight cowboy: David Crowe
Bonnie, a cop: Rebecca Kendall
Clyde, a cop: Matt Geraldi
Arthur Klang, a syndicated gossipmonger: Chris Weikel
Butch, the leader of a punk gang: Michael Bell
Foeller McLeary, a gay lib personality: Tom Dusenbury
Anita Bryant, a concerned citizen: Heather Olt

performance dedicated to Peter Del Valle & Robert Locke

7:30 Thursday, January 24, 2002

inaugurating the

Irene Kendall Women's Theater Project

Jane Chambers’
LAST SUMMER AT BLUEFISH COVE
directed by Rebecca Kendall

Lil: Ellen M. McLaughlin
Eva: Nicole Winston
Kitty: Nicole Halmos
Annie: Heather Olt
Rae: Sharron Bower
Rita: Kami Rodgers
Donna: Karen Stanion
Sue: Elisa DeCarlo
reading stage directions: Jennifer Ward

performance dedicated to Irene Kendall and Beth Allen

Director Rebecca Kendall at a rehearsal

The Great Nebula in Orion
L to R: Pam Karlin (Carrie); Ellen McLaughlin (Louise)

The Madness of Lady Bright: L to R: Virginia Baeta (Girl);
 Michael Lynch (Leslie Bright); Adam Hunter (Boy)

7:30 Thursday, February 14th, 2002

Lanford Wilson’s
THE GREAT NEBULA IN ORION
directed by Igor Goldin

Louise: Ellen McLaughlin
Carrie: Pam Karlin

and

THE MADNESS OF LADY BRIGHT
directed by Doric Wilson

Leslie Bright: Michael Lynch
Girl: Virginia Baeta
Boy: Adam Hunter

performance dedicated to Tanya Berezin

7:30 Thursday, February 28th, 2002

Tom Eyen’s
SARAH B. DIVINE
directed by Barry Childs
with music composed for this production by

  Morry Campbell

Sarah One/Jeanne: Frances Chewning
Sarah Two/Judith Van Hard: Anne Marie Higgins
Sarah Three: Rebecca Kendall
Sarah Four/Boviar/Nathalie: Genevieve Schartner
Eleanore Duse/M. Gerard: Siobhan O'Malley
Anita: Maria Rusolo
Louise/Giselle/Ellen Terry: Joy Schiebel
Yvette/Brigitte/Lady Wilde: Shelley Ray
Wilde/Sardou/Pitou: Douglas Gregory
Actor/Prince/Louis: Michael Wolfe
Maurice/Edouard de Max: Morry Campbell

performance dedicated to Richard Eyen

back row L to R: Michael Wolfe (various); Genevieve Schartner (Sarah Four, etc.); Rebecca Kendall (Sarah Three); Douglas Gregory (Wilde, etc.); middle row L to R: Shelley Ray (Lady Wilde, etc.); Frances Chewning (Sarah One, etc.); Anne Marie Higgins (Sarah Two, etc.); Siobhan O'Malley (Eleanore Duse, etc.); front row L to R: Joy Schiebel (Ellen Terry, etc.), Morry Campbell (Maurice), Maria Rusolo (Anita)

back row L to R: Nathan Johnson (Jeff); Christopher McFarland (Hill); Peter Boruchowitz (Doug); Chris Weikel (Orlando); Michael Wolfe (Le Doux); front row L to R: Rebecca Kendall (Donna); Bruce Ward (Revo); David Crowe (Paul); Heather Olt (Lee)

7:30 Thursday, March 14th 2002

Frank Adamo’s
DIS CON
directed by Peter Boruchowitz

Revo: Bruce Ward
Donna: Rebecca Kendall
Jeff: Nathan Johnson
Orlando: Chris Weikel
Doug: Peter Boruchowitz
Lee: Heather Olt
Le Doux: Michael Wolfe
Sgt. Hill: Christopher McFarland
Paul: David Crowe

performance dedicated to Joyce Adamo

7:30 Thursday, March 28th 2002

Hugh Wheeler’s
LOOK, WE'VE COME THROUGH
directed by Rebecca Kendell

Belle Dort: Daisy Eagan
Jennifer Lewison: Brooke Sunny Moriber
Wain Dumke: Christopher McFarland
Miltie Mizer: Tim Barker
Bobby Kraweig: George Pellegrino
Skip: Justin Donham

Reader: Paul Batchelor

performance dedicated to Joe McConnell

back row L to R: Christopher McFarland (Wain); Brooke Sunny Moriber (Jennifer); Tim Barker (Miltie); front row L to R: Justin Donham (Skip); George Pellegrino (Bobby); Daisy Eagan (Belle)

Fred and Harold
L to R: Douglas Kreeger (Fred); Peter Herrick (Harold)

T-Shirts
back row L to R: Christopher McFarland (Kink); Jeffrey Vause (Marvin); 
front row: Michael Bell (Tom)

7:30 Thursday, April 11th, 2002

Robert Patrick’s
FRED and HAROLD
directed by Rebecca Kendall

Fred: Douglas Kreeger
Harold: Peter Herrick

and

T-SHIRTS
directed by Mark Finley

Marvin: Jeffrey Vause
Kink: Christopher McFarland
Tom: Michael Bell

performance dedicated to Joe Cino

7:30 Thursday, April 25th, 2002

inaugurating the

Billy Blackwell Musical Theater Project

BOY MEETS BOY
A Musical Comedy
Book by Bill Solly & Donald Ward
Music & Lyrics by Bill Solly
Director: Igor Goldin
Musical Director: Tim Herman

Casey O'Brien: Robert Bartley
Andrew: David Engelman
Guy Rose: Robb Sapp
Clarence Cutler: Chris Weikel
Lady Rose; Josephine La Rose; American Wife: Rebecca Kendall
Ensemble: Keith Andrews, Jeffrey J. Bateman,

Tim Federle, James Gray

performance dedicated to Billy Blackwell

back row L to R: James Gray; Robert Bartley (Casey); Robb Sapp (Guy); Chris Weikel (Cutler); Tim Herman (musical director); Keith Andrews; front row L to R: David Engelman (Andrew); Tim Federle; Jeffrey J. Bateman; Rebecca Kendall (Josephine La Rose, etc)

back row L to R: Nicolas Wuehrmann (Herbert); Kevin Varner (Harris); Heather Olt (Laura); Steve Hauck (Bill); Sally Harrison (Lilly); front row L to R: Jamison Lee Driskill (Al); Christopher Yustin (Ralph);

Douglas Kreeger (Tom); David Andersson (Phil)

7:30 Thursday, May 23rd, 2002

Robert Anderson’s
TEA AND SYMPATHY
directed by Mark Finley

Laura Reynolds: Heather Olt
Lilly Sears: Sally Harrison
Tom Lee: Douglas Kreeger
David Harris: Kevin Varner
Ralph: Christopher Yustin
Al: Jamison Lee Driskill
Phil: David Andersson
Bill Reynolds: Steve Hauck
Herbert Lee: Nicolas Wuehrmann

performance dedicated Jack Schlegel & Out Professionals