Company photo: STREET
THEATER at the Eagle NYC - back row: Nathan Johnson (Michael), Ashley
Green (Donald), Adam Raynen (Donovan), Terrence M. McCrossan (Seymour),
Joe DeFeo (Murfino), Jonathan Cedano (Jordan), Derek Ellis (Gordon);
middle row: David Stern (stage manager), Chris Andersson (Ceil), Douglas
Gregory (Sidney), Michael Lynch (Boom Boom); front row: Barry Childs
(producer, TOSOS II administrative director); Sharron Bower (C.B.),
Jennifer Bryan (Heather), Jamison Lee Driskill (Timothy), Bruce Ward
(Jack), Mark Finley (director, TOSOS II artistic director) - photo: Mike
Doyle -
2002
TOSOS II
(Doric Wilson - Mark Finley - Barry Childs)
in association with Out Professionals
presents
April 4th to May 11th 2002 *revived May 15 to June 7 2003
at The Eagle NYC, 554 West 28th Street
"no
funnier show now running" - Deffaa, New
York Post
"makes
you want to rush out and march in a GLBT Pride Parade"
- Gelbert, TheaterScene.net
directed by Mark Finley
| Murfino, a thug: |
Joe DeFeo
|
| Jack, leather, keys left: |
Bruce Ward |
| C.B., a politically incorrect lesbian |
Sharron Bower, *Cheryl Orsini
|
| Heather, a flower child |
Jennifer
Bryan, *Jamie Evermann
|
|
Seymour, a vice cop |
Terrence
M. McCrossan
|
| Ceil, a street queen |
Chris
Andersson
|
| Donovan, apparently a pedestrian |
Adam
Raynen
|
| Sidney, in the closet |
Douglas
Gregory
|
|
Boom Boom, a street queen |
Michael
Lynch
|
| Timothy, new in town |
Jamison
Lee Driskill, *Kevin Held
|
|
Michael, in analysis |
Nathan
Johnson, *Chris Weikel
|
| Donald, noncommittal |
Ashley
Green
|
|
Jordan, a student radical |
Jonathan
Cedano
|
| Gordon, a new-left liberal |
Derek
Ellis, *Desmond Dutcher |
producers: Barry Childs, *Bob Cruz &
*David Bishop
stage managers: Frank Siciliano, *Mark Barranco
crew: Kevin Held, *Mary Louise Mooney, David Stern
house managers & front of house: Paul Batchelor &
Robert Cruz
costumes: Chris Weikel wigs: Zsamira Sol Ronquillo
lighting: Sandy Baker
set pieces: *Michael Muccio fireplug: Ben Brody
sound: *Lisa Kozlowski
poster & card design: Morry Campbell & Doric
Wilson title graphic: Howard Cruse
publicist: Scott Makin
Doric
Wilson's Street Theater is published
by United Stages
www.unitedstages.com
and
available
from The Drama Book Store, NYC
www.dramabookshop.com
Doric Wilson thanks: Mykeboi, Michael Lynch, Wendy Zilka, Rick
Hinkson and Casey Wayne who’s faith in this script never faltered; Art Piloco,
Derek Danton, Jeff Palumbo, Corey, Sylvain and the staff of The Eagle NYC, and
especially the vivacious Jack Schlegel of Out Professionals who made this
production possible; David Burr, Meg Drislane, Mara Lurie, Amelie Littell and
the people at St. Martin’s Press who make the playwright’s life possible;
and Richard A and Lady J who keep him sane, and finally Mark Finley and Barry
Childs who shoved him kicking and screaming back into the fray.