Maryellen Brito (foreground left) as Elma and F. William Oakes (foreground right) as Dr. Lyman conspire as Joe Henderson (rear left) as Will Masters and Walter Cotter (rear right) as Carl watch Photo
From: Photo Flash: 2nd Story Theatre's Bus StopBus Stop will run at the 2nd Story Theatre in Warren, RI through June 10th
Date Taken: May 21, 2007
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Frank Harris (left, Patrick Poole) comforts his friend Oscar Wilde (right, JM Richardson) while attorneys (rear l-r) Edward Clarke (Joe Henderson) and Edward Carson (Michael Zola) ponder their next move.
Date: 2012-07-06
Lord Alfred Douglas (left, Ara Boghigian) confronts his father, Marquess de Queensbury,(center, F. William Oakes) while GB Shaw (seated, Tom Bentley) observes.
Date: 2007-10-09
Edward Clarke (standing rear, Joe Henderson) as Edward Carson defends Oscar Wilde (center seated, JM Richardson) during trial one while (l-r) Lord Alfred Douglas (Ara Boghigian) and Edward Carson (Michael Zola) listen.
Date: 2007-10-09
Oscar Wilde (left, JM Richardson) lectures University students on the English Renaissance of Art while attendees played by Joe Henderson (center) and Dillon Medina look on.
Date: 2007-10-09
Mary Matthews (right, played by Carol Schlink) and husband Grant Matthews (left, played by Walter Cotter) wrestle with integrity in politics and marriage
Date: 2007-10-09
Steve Palmer, Carole Collins, Joan Batting, Tom DiMaggio, Paula Faber, Tom Roberts, Carol Schlink, Marg Cappelli and Walter Cotter
Date: 2007-08-09
Presidential hopeful Grant Matthews (left, played by Walter Cotter) is groomed by newspaper publisher Kay Thorndyke (center, played by Paula Faber) and union lobbyist William Hardy (right, played by Vince Petronio) to meet special interest groups
Date: 2007-08-09Videos