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The Constant Couple, written by George Farquhar, was PICT's first production. It was directed by Andrew S. Paul and performed at Duquesne University during June 1997. Photographs by George Mendel. Video production by R.L.G. Creations.

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The play Translations was written by Brian Friel, and directed by Holly Thuma. It was performed April 23 - May 10, 1998, at the Lester Hamburg Studio Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Christian Rummel and Stephanie Riso. Photographs by George Mendel. Randy Griffith was the videographer.

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Juno and the Paycock was written by Sean O'Casey, and directed by Hal O'Leary in a run from April 22-May 9, 1999, in the Lester Hamburg Studio Theatre. AEA members include Stephanie Riso, David L. Doepken, and Ginger Auld. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play The Rivals by Richard Brinsley Sheridan was directed by Dan Kamin. It ran June 2-13, 1999, at City Theatre Mainstage. AEA members involved in the production include David Crawford, Tom Langdon, Tim Hartman, and Barbara Russell. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Racing Demon was written by David Hare, and directed by Lora Oxenreiter in a run from August 19-September 5, 1999, in Lester Hamburg Studio Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Amy Lammert, David Crawford, and Tom Langdon. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Faith Healer was written by Brian Friel, and directed by Andrew S. Paul, in a run from March 23-April 8, 2000, at the Lester Hamburg Studio Theatre. AEA Members involved in the performance include Bingo O'Malley and Kate Young. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The Cripple of Inishmaan was written by Martin McDonagh and directed by Timothy Douglas, in a run from June 8-24, 2000, at City Theatre Mainstage. AEA members involved in the performance include Kate Young, Larry John Meyers, and Derdriu Ring. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Henceforward was written by Alan Ayckbourn, and directed by Dan Kamin, in a run from July 14-29, 2000, at City Theatre Mainstage. AEA members include Cary Anne Spear, Ronald H. Siebert, David Crawford, and Joe Schulz. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The Picture of Dorian Gray was adapted from Oscar Wilde's novel by Daniel Frezza. It was directed by W. Stephen Coleman and ran from August 10-26, 2000 at City Theatre Mainstage. AEA members involved in the production include W. Stephen Coleman, Ken Bolden, Doug Mertz, Robin Walsh, E. Bruce Hill, and Hillary Cook. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Portia Coughlan was written by Marina Carr, and directed by Timothy Douglas, in a run from March 22-April 7, 2001, at the Eddy Theatre, Chatham College. AEA members involved include Derdriu Ring, Douglas Rees, Alex Coleman, Kate Young, E. Bruce Hill, Ginger Lawrence, Catherine Moore, Christian Rummel, and Kelly Yann. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Tartuffe was written by Moliere, and translated by Christopher Hampton. It was directed by Jonathan Rest in a run from June 14-30, 2001, at City Theatre Mainstage. AEA members involved in the performance include Ginger Lawrence, Alex Coleman, Kate Young, Andrew S. Paul, Leah Akins, Gene Saraceni, Roger Jerome, Robin Walsh, and Laura R. Fincke. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Tonight at 8:30 was written by Noel Coward and directed by Dan Kamin, in a run from July 12-28, 2001, at City Theatre Mainstage. The play consists of three shorter works, titled Ways and Means, Fumed Oak, and Shadow Play. AEA members involved in the performance include Doug Mertz, Kate Young, Martin Giles, Catherine Moore, amd Michael Fuller. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play The Seagull was written by Thomas Kilroy, after Chekhov. It was directed by Andrew S. Paul and was performed from August 9-25, 2001, at City Theatre Mainstage. AEA members involved in the performance include Martin Giles, Alex Coleman, Catherine Moore, Helena Ruoti, Jarrod Fry, and Jessie Ksanznak. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play The Gigli Concert was written by Tom Murphy, and directed by Andrew S. Paul, in a run from May 30-June 15, 2002, at the Lester Hamburg Studio Theatre. AEA members involved include Martin Giles, Larry John Meyers, Caitlin Clarke, and Jessie Ksanznak.

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Part of PICT's 2002 season was a Sunday night play readings program. The following plays were a part of that program - Samuel Beckett's First Love on June 9-10, David Hare's Via Dolorosa on July 21, Conor McPherson's St. Nicholas on August 18.

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The play She Stoops to Conquer was written by Oliver Goldsmith, and directed by Melanie Dreyer, in a run from July 11-27, 2002, at City Theatre Mainstage. AEA members involved in the production include Joe Warik, Roger Jerome, Michael Fuller, E. Bruce Hill, Barbara Russell, Colleen Delany, and Jessie Ksanznak. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Aristocrats was written by Brian Friel and directed by Andrew S. Paul in a run from August 8-24, 2002, at City Theatre Mainstage. AEA members involved in the production include James Critchfield, Larry John Meyers, Joe Schulz, Colleen Delany, and Caitlin Clark.

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The play Hamlet was written by William Shakespeare, and directed by Andrew S. Paul, in a run from May 8-24, 2003, at the Charity Randall Theatre in the Stephen Foster Memorial. AEA members involved in the production include Doug Pona, Christian Rummel, Martin Giles, Helena Ruoti, Scott Ferrara, Gene A. Saraceni, Elena Alexandratos, and Jessie Ksanznak. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Major Barbara was written by George Bernard Shaw and directed by Matt O'Brien, in a run from June 12-28, 2003, at the Charity Randall Theatre in the Stephen Foster Memorial. The play was revived later in the same year. AEA members involved in the production include Kate Young, Derdriu Ring, Scott Ferrara, Andrew S. Paul, E. Bruce Hill, Bingo O'Malley, Ingrid Sonnichsen, and Jessie Ksanznak. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Copenhagen was written by Michael Frayne and directed by Gregory Lehane in a run from July 10 - August 2 and November 7 - 23, 2003, in the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Larry John Meyers and Darren Eliker.

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The play A Woman of No Importance was written by Oscar Wilde, and directed by Andrew S. Paul, in a run from April 29-May 15, 2004, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Susan McGregor-Laine, Helena Ruoti, Melanie Dreyer, Martin Giles, John Shepard, Ben Tatar, Laurie Klatscher, and E. Bruce Hill. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Travesties was written by Tom Stoppard, and directed by Gregory Lehane, in a run from June 3-19, 2004, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Douglas Rees, Greg Logenhagen, Martin Giles, Larry John Meyers, Jessica Bates, Heath Lamberts, and Sheila McKenna. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Stones in His Pockets was written by Marie Jones, and directed by Stuart Carden, in a run from July 8-August 1, 2004, at the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Jay O'Berski, Joe Schulz, Phill Madore.

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The play Uncle Vanya was written by Anton Chekhov, and this adaptation is by Brian Friel. It was directed by Andrew S. Paul in a run from August 12-September 4, 2004, at the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Larry John Meyers, Kate Eastwood Norris, Ginger Lawrence, Martin Giles, Heath Lamberts, Susan McGregor-Laine, and Alicia DeMara. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The Dead is a musical adaptation of a short story in James Joyce's Dubliners. The book was written by Richard Nelson, with music by Shaun Davey. It was directed by Scott Wise, and ran December 2-18, 2004, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Paul Todaro, Stephanie Riso, Joel Ripka, Rosaleen Linehan, Scott J. Pearson, Ingrid Sonnichsen, Daina Michelle Griffith, David Cabot, Derdriu Ring, Kate Young, Larry John Meyers, and Barbara A. Slavin. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Chaplin was written by Simon Bradbury. It was directed by Neil Munro and performed by Simon Bradbury, who is a member of AEA. It was performed from February 17-March 12, 2005, at the Henry Heymann Theatre.

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The play Henry IV was written by William Shakespeare and adapted by Dakin Matthews. It was directed by Andrew S. Paul in a run from April 20-May 14, 2005, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved in the performance include Brian Barefoot, Alex Coleman, David Conrad, David Crawford, Scott Ferrara, Martin Giles, Tim Hartman, E. Bruce Hill, Sheila McKenna, Kate Eastwood Norris, Sam Tsoutsouvas, and Alicia DeMara. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Heartbreak House was written by George Bernard Shaw, and was directed by Gregory Lehane during June 2-25, 2005, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved in the performance include Caitlin Muelder, Susan McGregor-Laine, Sam Tsoutsouvas, Laurie Klatscher, Helena Ruoti, Robert Haley, Tom Schaller, Larry John Meyers, Scott Ferrara, E. Bruce Hill, and Alicia DeMara.

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The play Stones in His Pockets was written by Marie Jones and directed by Stuart Carden. The rival ran from June 29-July 17, 2005, at the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Jay O'Berski and Joe Schulz.

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The False Servant was written by Pierre Marivaux, and newly translated by Martin Crimp. It was directed by Stuart Carden in a run from July 28-August 20, 2005, at the Henry Heymann Theatre. This was a U.S. Premiere. AEA members involved in the production include Kate Eastwood Norris, Ian Merrill Peakes, Joe Schulz, Robin Walsh, Alicia DeMara, and Phill Madore. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Henry was written by Thomas Kilroy, after Pirandello. This world premiere production was directed by Andrew S. Paul in a run from August 31-September 24, 2005, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved in the performance include Richard McMillan, Joe Schulz, Martin Giles, Ben Hersey, Joel Ripka, Erin Krom, Robin Walsh, Larry John Meyers, Sam Tsoutsouvas, Alicia DeMara, and Phill Madore. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The Pillowman was written by Martin McDonagh, and directed by Stuart Carden, in a run from May 4-28, 2006, at the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members involved in this Pittsburgh premiere production include Alex Moggridge, Tom Atkins, Simon Bradbury, Jennifer Tober, Matt Gaydos, and Alicia DeMara. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The School for Scandal was written by Richard Brinsley Sheridan and directed by Andrew S. Paul, in a run from June 8 - 24, 2006, in the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved include Martin Giles, David Crawford, Marni Penning, Brian Barefoot, Matt Gaydos, Sheila McKenna, Roger Jerome, Douglas Rees, Vanessa Mandeville Morosco, Kevin Lageman, Joel Ripka, Alicia DeMara, and Phill Madore. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Boston Marriage was written by David Mamet. This Pittsburgh premiere production was directed by Jeffrey M. Cordell and performed at the Henry Heymann Theatre, June 6-29, 2006. AEA members appearing in the performance are Melanie Dreyer, Derdriu Ring, and Karen Baum,

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The play Endgame was written by Samuel Beckett. This production was directed by Tadeusz Bradecki and performed during Beckettfest, which ran from August 17 - September 10 in the Charity Randall and Henry Heymann Theatres. AEA members in Endgame include Larry John Meyers, Simon Bradbury, E. Bruce Hill, and Kate Young. Beckett's Happy Days was performed on September 7, 2006. AEA members in that production were Martin Giles and Kate Young.

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The Shaughraun was written by Dion Boucicault and directed by Andrew S. Paul, in a run from December 6-23, 2006, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Diana Donnelly, Susan McGregor-Laine, David Whalen, Lisa Anne Goldsmith, Martin Giles, David Cabot, Jason McCune, Darren Eliker, Karen Baum, Simon Bradbury, Patricia Angelin, Alicia DeMara, and Phill Madore. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar was performed from May 10 - June 2, 2007 at the Henry Heymann Theatre. It was directed by Andrew S. Paul. AEA members involved in the production include: Ken Bolden, Larry John Meyers, Martin Giles, Catherine Moore, David Whalen, Mark Thompson, Richard McMillan, Allen Gilmore, Alex Coleman, Joshua Elijah Reese, Paul Ford, and Jarrod DiGiorgi. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Stuff Happens was written by David Hare and directed by Andrew S. Paul in a run from May 10 - June 2, 2007, performed at the Henry Heymann Theatre. It was a Pittsburgh premiere. AEA members involved in the production include Richard McMillan, Allen Gilmore, Larry John Meyers, Pascale Armand, Randy Kovitz, Doug Mertz, Robert Haley, David Whalen, Martin Giles, Laurie Klatscher, Robert Haley, David Crawford, Jarrod DiGiorgi, Phill Madore, and Kerri Lynch. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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There were three plays that comprised PICT's The Empire Series - Via Dolorosa, Nine Parts of Desire, and Finn performed by Mabou Mines. They were performed for short runs through April, May, and June 2008.

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The play Hedda Gabler was written by Henrik Ibsen and adapted by Judith Thompson. It was directed by Tadeusz Bradecki in a run from June 14 - June 30, 2007, in the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members include Matin Giles, Robin Walsh, Ingrid Sonnichsen, John Shepard, Paul Todaro, Susan McGregor-Laine, Alicia DeMara, and Phill Madore.

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The Lieutenant of Inishmore was written by Martin McDonagh and directed by Stuart Carden. This Pittsburgh premiere ran from July 12 - August 4, 2007, in the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members include Matt DeCaro, David Whalen, Jason McCune, Philip Winters, Jarrod DiGiorgi, Alicia DeMara and Phill Madore. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Private Lives was written by Noel Coward and directed by Jeffrey M. Cordell, in a run from August 16 - September 9, 2007, at the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members involved in the performance include Winslow Corbett, Paul Todaro, Ross Hellwig, Beth Hylton, and Phill Madore. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Pride & Prejudice was written by Jon Jory, and based on the novel of the same name by Jane Austen, was directed and choreographed by Scott Wise, in a run from December 6 - 22, 2007, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved include Leah Curney, David Whalen, Dixie Tymitz, Philip Winters, Theo Allyn, James FitzGerald, Joel Ripka, Lisa Ann Goldsmith, Michael Fuller, Linda Kimbrough, Phill Madore, and Ashley J. Martin. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play King Lear was written by William Shakespeare, and directed by James J. Christy, in a run from April 9-26, 2008, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Dakin Matthews, Larry John Meyers, David Whalen, Paul Todaro, Matt DeCaro, Simon Bradbury, Dereck Walton, Helena Ruoti, Robin Walsh, Karen Baum, Mark D. Staley, David Cabot, Randy Kovitz, Jarrod DiGiorgi, Alicia DeMara, and Phill Madore. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play An Ideal Husband was written by Oscar Wilde and directed by Andrew S. Paul in a run from May 8 -31, 2008, in the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Paul Todaro, David Whalen, Beth Hylton, Nike Doukas, James FitzGerald, Kathleen Huber, Catherine Moore, Mary Rawson, E. Bruce Hill, Ashley J. Martin, and Niki Armato. Photographs by Erick Leininger.

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The musical Wilde Tales was written by Bruce Dow, and based on Oscar Wilde's stories The Happy Prince and The Selfish Giant. This world premiere production was directed by Sheila McKenna, in a run from May 22-31, 2008, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved in the performance include David Cabot, Joshua Desjardins, Kelsey Robinson, and Phill Madore. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Salome was written by Oscar Wilde and directed by Alan Stanford in a run from June 12-28, 2008, at the Charity Randall Theatre. Original music was composed and performed by Roger Doyle. AEA members involved in the production include Nicole Underhay, Jim Mezon, David Whalen, Kate Young, Doug Pona, Paul Todaro, Jarrod DiGiorgi, Catherine Moore, Jennifer Tober, James FitzGerald, Niki Armato, and Phill Madore. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The Synge Cycle was performed during a centenary celebration of John Millington Synge. The Playboy of the Western World, directed by Andrew S. Paul, along with the one-act plays When the Moon Has Set, Dierdre of the Sorrows, Riders to the Sea, The Well of the Saints, The Tinker's Wedding, The Shadow of the Glen comprised the cycle. The plays ran from July 17 - August 17, 2008 in the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved in the productions include Bridget Connors, Jon Farris, Martin Giles, Jerzy Gwiazdowski, Mari Howells, Susan McGregor-Laine, Phill Madore, Jason McCune, Kevin Murphy, Derdriu Ring, Philip Winters, and Kate Young. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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Elaine Stritch at Liberty was presented by the Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre in association with Cabaret Pittsburgh. The performance was October 18, 2008 at the Charity Randall Theatre.

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The play Dublin Carol was written by Conor McPherson and directed by Jackie Maxwell, in a run from December 4-20, 2008, at the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include: Larry John Meyers, Colleen Madden, and Phill Madore. Also being performed each night was another McPherson play, St. Nicholas. It was also directed by Andrew S. Paul and AEA members Martin Giles and Phill Madore were involved in the production. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Rock 'n' Roll was written by Tom Stoppard and directed by Andrew S. Paul, in a run from May 7-30, 2009, at the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Sam Redford, Sam Tsoutsouvas, Helena Ruoti, Simon Bradbury, Jarrod DiGiorgi, Martin Giles, Tami Dixon, Phill Madore, and Niki Armato. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play What the Butler Saw was written by Joe Orton and directed by Simon Bradbury in a run from June 11-27, 2009, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Douglas Rees, Helena Ruoti, Martin Giles, Jeffrey Carpenter, and Phill Madore. Photographs by Suellen Fitzsimmons.

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The play Doubt was written by John Patrick Shanley and directed by Jeffrey M. Cordell in a run from July 9 - August 1, 2009, at the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members include David Whalen, Kate Young, Meghan Heimbecker, Maria Becoates-Bey, and Niki Armato.

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The History Boys was written by Alan Bennett and directed by Andrew S. Paul, in a run from August 6-22, 2009, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Dave Droxler, Andy Lutz, Jarid Faubel, Eric Berryman, Sam Redford, Bernard Cuffling, Martin Giles, Linda Kimbrough, James FitzGerald, Phill Madore, and Cory F. Goddard.

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Crime and Punishment was written by Fyodor Dostoevsky, and adapted for the stage by Marilyn Campbell and Curt Columbus. It was directed by Matthew Gray, in a run from September 10 - October 3, 2009, in the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Joel Ripka, Larry John Meyers, Susan Goodwillie, and Niki Armato.

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The play Jane Eyre was written by Alan Stanford and adapted from the novel by Charlotte Bronte. It was directed by Scott Wise and composed by Douglas Levine, in a run from December 3-20, 2009, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved in the performance include Shelley Delaney, Catherine Moore, Larry John Meyers, Allison McLemore, Kate Young, David Whalen, Anna Van Valin, Joel Ripka, James FitzGerald, Lisa Ann Goldsmith, Phill Madore, and Cory F. Goddard.

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The musical Beautiful Dreamers was written and directed by Martin Giles, with arrangements and musical direction by Douglas Levine. It featured the songs of Stephen Foster and ran April 15-May 1, 2010, in the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Joel Ripka, Stephanie Riso, Michael Fuller, Daniel Krell, Daina Michelle Griffith, and Phill Madore.

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The play Othello was written by William Shakespeare and directed by Andrew S. Paul, in a run from May 20 - June 12, 2010, in the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Javon Johnson, Michael Hanrahan, Larry John Meyers, Jay Stratton, Joel Ripka, Martin Giles, Daryll Heysham, Allison McLemore, Shelley Delaney, Cory F. Goddard, and Phill Madore.

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The play Hobson's Choice was written by Harold Brighouse and directed by Andrew S. Paul. It was performed December 2-18, 2010 at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Michael Ball, Simon Bradbury, Derdriu Ring, Joseph Domencic, Kathleen Huber, Roger Jerome, John Wascavage, Jon Farris, and Adrienne Wells.

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The play Antony and Cleopatra was written by William Shakespeare and directed by James Christy, in a run from May 5-21, 2011, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved include Sam Tsoutsouvas, Helena Ruoti, James Sutorius, Leo Marks, James FitzGerald, Daina Michlle Griffith, Jarrod DiGiorgi, Daniel Krell, Ken Bolden, Mark D. Staley, Bria Walker, Shammen McCune, Cory F. Goddard, and Joey Scarillo.

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House was directed by Andrew S. Paul, and Garden was directed by Melissa Hill Grande. Both plays were written by Alan Ayckbourn. The two plays were performed simultaneously at the Charity Randall and Henry Heymann theatres, July 23 - June 17, 2011. AEA members involved in the production include Nike Doukas, Jon Farris, Michael Fuller, Martin Giles, Tressa Glover, Beth Hylton, David Bryan Jackson, Sarah Manton, Leo Marks, Mary Rawson, Helena Ruoti, Alicia DeMara, and Cory F. Goddard.

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The Importance of Being Earnest was written by Oscar Wilde and adapted and directed by Conall Morrison, in a run from August 4 -27, 2011 at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved include Alan Stanford, Leo Marks, David Whalen, Matthew Cleaver, Will Reynolds, James FitzGerald, David Crawford, Martin Giles, and Adrienne Wells.

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The play Race was written by David Mamet, and directed by Andrew S. Paul, in a run from September 8 - October 1, 2011, at the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members involved include Alan Bomar Jones, Michael Fuller, John DeMita, and Joanna Obuzor.

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The Mask of Moriarty was written by Hugh Leonard, and directed by Alan Stanford, in a run from December 1 -17, 2011, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved include Jessica Bates, Tony Bingham, James FitzGerald, Martin Giles, Michael Hanrahan, Daryll Heysham, David Whalen, and Adrienne Wells.

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The play In the Next Room or The Vibrator Play was written by Sarah Ruhl, and directed by Alan Stanford in a run from April 19-May 5, 2012, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved include: Jessica Frances Dukes, Brad Heberlee, Melinda Helfrich, Megan McDermott, Philip Winters, and Cory Goddard.

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The Pitmen Painters was written by Lee Hall, and inspired by the book written by William Feaver. The Pittsburgh premiere production was directed by Andrew S. Paul from May 31 - June 23, 2012 at the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members involved include Brad Heberlee, Simon Bradbury, Daryll Heysham, Alan Stanford, Larry John Meyers, Linda Kimbrough, and Cory Goddard.

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A Chekhov celebration was a part of PICT's 2012 season. Titled Tragedian In Spite of Himself: A Celebration of the Life and Theatre of Anton Chekhov was performed July 19 - August 26, 2012 at the Charity Randall and Henry Heymann theatres. The plays performed were Three Sisters, directed by Harriet Power, Tom Stoppard's new English version of Ivanov directed by Andrew S. Paul, Brian Friel's The Yalta Game and Afterplay directed by Alan Stanford, and the Chekhov short plays and vaudevilles The Bear, The Proposal, Swan Song, Drama, and On the Evils of Tobacco. AEA members involved in the productions include Christian Conn, Matt DeCaro, Joseph Domencic, Nike Doukas, James FitzGerald, Martin Giles, Cory Goddard, Robert Haley, Leo Marks, Megan McDermott, Allison McLemore, Larry John Meyers, Joanna Obuzor, Helena Ruoti, Alan Stanford, Vera Varlamov, Jonathan Visser, David Whalen, and Terry Wickline.

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The School for Lies was written by David Ives and is a free adaptation of Moliere's The Misanthrope. It was directed by Andrew S. Paul in a run from November 29 - December 15, 2012, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved include Leo Marks, Nike Doukas, Robin Abramson, Joel Ripka, Helena Ruoti, James FitzGerald, Martin Giles, Ben Blazer, Matt DeCaro, and Cory Goddard.

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The play Our Class was written by Tadeusz Slobodzianek in a version by Ryan Craig and was directed by Aoife Spillane-Hinks, in a run from April 10 - May 4, 2013, at the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members involved include Caroline Shannon, Bernard Balbot, Aaron White, Jonathan Visser, Justin Fortunato, Quinn Partrick Shannon, Rafael Goldstein, Caitlin Roper, and Cory Goddard.

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The Kreutzer Sonata was written by Nancy Harris and based on a novella by Leo Tolstoy. It was directed by Alan Stanford in a run from May 30 - June 22, 2013, at the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members involved include Martin Giles and Cory F. Goddard.

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The play Lady Windermere's Fan was written by Oscar Wilde and adapted and directed by Alan Stanford. It ran from July 11-27, 2013, at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved include Jodi Gage, Leo Marks, John DeMita, Nike Doukas, Helena Ruoti, Martin Giles, James FitzGerald, Lisa Ann Goldsmith, David Whalen, Cory Goddard, and Joanna Obuzor.

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The play Don Juan Comes Back from the War was written by Odon von Horvath, and a new version was written by Duncan Macmillan. The production was directed by Alan Stanford in a run from August 8-31, 2013 at the Henry Heymann Theatre. AEA members involved include David Whalen, Nike Doukas, Melinda Helfrich, Karen Baum, Catherine Moore, and Cory Goddard.

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The play A Skull in Connemara was written by Martin McDonagh and directed by Martin Giles, in a run from September 12-28 in the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved include: James Keegan, Jason McCune, Sharon Brady, Alec Silberblatt, and Cory F. Goddard.

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The Crucifer of Blood was written by Paul Giovanni and directed by Matt Torney. The play ran from December 4-21, 2013 at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved include David Whalen, Justin R. G. Holcomb, Daryll Heysham, Ken Bolden, Jonathan Visser, Malcolm Madera, Michael Fuller, Cory F. Goddard, and Caitlin Roper.

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The play Blithe Spirit was written by Noël Coward and directed by Alan Stanford. It was performed May 1-17, 2014 at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved in the production include Karen Baum, Jim FitzGerald, Daina Michelle Griffith, Mary Rawson, Dan Rodden, and Cory F. Goddard.

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The play Waiting for Godot was written by Samuel Beckett and directed by Aoife Spillane-Hinks during June 5-21, 2014 at the Charity Randall Theatre. AEA members involved include Ken Bolden, James FitzGerald, Martin Giles, Alan Stanford, and Cory F. Goddard.

Please note that the recording of this production cannot be viewed until a user copy is created.

Scope and Content Notes

Please note that the recording of this production cannot be viewed until a user copy is created.

Scope and Content Notes

Please note that the recording of this production cannot be viewed until a user copy is created.