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In February of 1999 I opened in Ken Ludwigs "Moon Over Buffalo," and we were the ONLY Boston production of this play that got a good review from the critics! Two weeks before we opened I was hit by a drunk driver who was seein' the sights at 100mph. The accident was actually called in as a fatality, but when the police arrived they were surprised to see me sitting on the Jersey Barrier watching all the cars drive by gawking to see blood. That's one audience I disappointed. Did the show with more than my share of pain and a lot of black bruises, and a back injury that haunts me to this day, but hey, I got a couple of of good pictures out of the deal! |
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With John Schnatterly, who is now making a name for himself in New York! Wonderful actor. |
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Getting some early practice for "Barrymore" playing George Hay and this terriffic drunk scene. One of my most favorite moments on stage. I dont know why critics dont like this play - I think it's terribly funny. Too low brow I guess - well, critics these days are really just frustrated actors and armchair directors. What ever happened to Elliot Norton? The profession died when he retired. |
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Simpatico. |
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The scarriest whacko I ever played on stage - "Vinnie" in Sam Shepherds "Simpatico." I won Best Actor at EMACT for this one. Shows you how much I know. I didn't really like this play, I was uneasy with it all, didn't understand half of it, kept forgetting lines, and I win an award. Go figure. These pictures were taken at the Spingold Theatre in Waltham, Ma. in May of 2000. |
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With Shawn Maguire - one of the very best I've worked with, and one of the nicest guys. |
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Go To Page Ten |
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