These black and white pictures are actually quite cool.

It's like living in a shadow land, a land of blackness and whiteness. And greyness too.

Watching Ray's head get pantomime detached is even better in Black and White.

The chair Sean almost falls over in is funnier too.

Those crazy mountains are actually the right color.

Look, it's Egypt! In black and white!

Oops, there's the color! You can see the difference with this play and others due to our lighting designer, Rachel's efforts.

That brick wall looks really sharp, as do the doors. (There are 3 actors behind each half-wall, and 2 actors serve as the door).

The King files a harassment suit against the peasants eager for a "piece" of the Prince.

Knock knock. Who's there? Yeah. Yeah who? Yeah! Ah ha ha ha ha ..... ?????????????

That old lady who was mumbling about poison is bound to cure the Prince, right?

Hey, that old lady was the witch Morgana! I never saw that coming!!

Innovative orange costumes are courtesy of Mrs. Davies and Jaclyn.

Katie in the most extended dramatic death scene ever.

Am I the only one who thinks he should have just married Smereldina and made the best of it?

Morgana, pre-rat-ifying.

Truffaldino is the hero of the day! (cake by Tiffany)

Frank and Jaclyn in their unsettling scene from "Oh Dad, Poor Dad"

Jaclyn is just slightly loca in this picture. Poor, poor Frank.

"There's nothing I can do to give Ray his head back."

"I'm a man! <bleep bleep bleep> Leave all the whimpering and whining to the women and children! Real men don't cry ... they get even."

Tanya and her fun intermission speech.

scene from "The Philadelphia"

"You try to kill yourself in a Philadelphia, you're only gonna get hurt, babe."

It was the best Christmas ever! ...

... Except my Mom got shot, and when I played dead, my Dad killed himself. ... But hey, still a great Christmas!

Scene from the speed version, before we realize it's too fast to film in long lowlight focus-time film. D'oh!

The cast, desperately begging for pictures. Mrs. Davies obliges.

More of that crazy cast.

And .... scene.