The beautiful cast of DIGGSTOWN: Stacy Farber, Natasha Henstridge, Shailene Garnett, Vinessa Antoine, Brandon Oakes and yours truly.
Real subtle stuff as The Major General (keep me away from musicals…)
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As Atticus Finch in "To Kill a Mockingbird" A school board in Nova Scotia cancelled a student trip to see us because of the "N-word" use in the show. Educators—explain the historical context in literature, would ya??
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The great Douglas Campbell as Big Daddy, and me as Brick, in a 1992 TNB production of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof". It also featured Sara Orenstein as Maggie, and Rita Howell as Big Mama. This was the last show directed by the late Eric Steiner, one of the kindest souls I've ever known
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Caesar at Playmakers at UNC Chapel Hill, with a spectacularly diverse and wonderful cast, sadly
shut down mid-March by COVID 19...on the ides of March |
Henry and Eleanor (the wonderful H. Tod Randolph) in The Lion In Winter..finally got to play him! Peter O'Toole passed away during the run--hope it wasn't my fault.
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Colonel Melkett in Black Comedy (starting to resemble my old English grandfather) |
With Michelle Giroux in "Tryst". One of the creepier parts I've ever played, and Michelle was brilliant |
TonyNardi(Leontes, SusanCoyne(Hermione)
and CDJ(Polixenes)Soulpepper2002 |
As sidekick to Helen Mann doing "As It Happens", a national CBC Radio current events program 
My first resume shot, circa 1978, while I was with the TNB Young Company. Thank God the seventies are long gone….
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In "Jitters" with Michael Therriault (Gollum in "Lord of the Rings"NY&London 
James Blendick, myself, and the great William Hutt "Inherit the Wind" Stratford
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I Hate my job. With Karolina Kurkova and Bar Refaeli raising $ for Equity Cares on Broadway. 
With Jimmy Webb, one of my songwriter heroes |
LBJ’s all-important desk phone.
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Almady makes his return......from St. Sulpice-de-la-Grande-Parmentiere...with Jim Warren(Mr. Mell) and Allegra Fulton(Ilona).
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Getting married to my lovely Jill
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Mysterious Island was an Atlantis production shot in New Zealand in 1994-95. It was based on a Jules Verne novel, and featured Alan Scarfe, Gordon Woolvett, Colette Stevenson, Andy Marshall, and Stephen Lovatt. After eight seasons in a courtroom on Street Legal, I can't tell you how much fun it was to be outdoors, in stunning locations, and on possibly the world's best trout fishing rivers
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My constant companion Lily, on set for "Diggstown-Season 2"' shot in beautiful Novia Scotia with an equally beautiful cast and crew
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This was my first professional job, and my first pay cheque, all of $130! We performed "The Drunkard" in an old barn at King's Landing Historical Settlement in New Brunswick. To cross from stage left to stage right you had to exit out the barn doors into a cow pasture, and on hot days the cows would lean up against the shaded door, and you had to shove the thing aside to make your entrance on the other side. Between shows we would wander the grounds of the Settlement, "calling up" an audience. Now there's 19th century promotion.(Nice pose, Dave…..)
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