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	A Pair of Pairs by Holly Beye The Artists' Theatre Opened April 24, 1962 Directed by Herbert Machiz CAST : Conrad Bain, Larry Bryggman , Elizabeth Burke, Michael Higgins, Irma Hurley, Gaby Rodgers, Sylvia Stone Frank Merriwell's Last Race by Geoffrey Bush Directed by Timothy Affleck and Icarus's Mother by Sam Shepard Directed by Paul Benedict and Servants of the People by Lawrence Ferlinghetti Theatre Company of Boston Opened March 24, 1966 CAST : Paul Benedict, Don Barshay, Blythe Danner, Larry Bryggman , Gustave Johnson, Judy London, Burris De Benning Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett Theatre Company of Boston Opened October 3, 1966 - Closed October 15, 1966 Directed by David Wheeler CAST : Paul Benedict, John Coe, Larry Bryggman , Joseph Hindy, Matthew Shaver Armstrong's Last Goodnight by John Arden Theatre Company of Boston Opened December 1, 1966 - Closed December 18, 1966 Directed by David Wheeler CAST : Ted Kazanoff, Gustave Johnson, Joseph Hindy, John Coe, Larry Bryggman , Naomi Thornton
	Tiny Alice by Edward Albee Theatre Company of Boston Opened January 3, 1967 - Closed February 4, 1967 Directed by David Wheeler CAST : Ralph Waite, Olive Deering, Paul Benedict, Larry Bryggman
	A Memorial Service for William Jennings Bryan by Geoffrey Brush Directed by David Wheeler and Candaules, Commissioner by Daniel C. Gerould Directed by Ralph Waite Theatre Company of Boston Opened March 9, 1967 - Closed March 19, 1967 CAST : Hector Elizondo, Arthur Merrow, Ralph Waite, Larry Bryggman , Anita Sangiolo The Undertakers by John Hawkes and Krapp's Last Tape by Samuel Beckett Theatre Company of Boston Opened March 28, 1967 - Closed April 8, 1967 Directed by David Wheeler CAST : Hector Elizondo, Larry Bryggman Desire Under the Elms by Eugene O'Neill Theatre Company of Boston Opened April 13, 1967 - Closed April 30, 1967 Directed by David Wheeler CAST : Larry Bryggman , Ralph Waite, Bronia Stefan The Tavern by George M. Cohan Pittsburgh Playhouse: Crafts Avenue Theater Opened September 30, 1967 Directed by William Woodman CAST : William Hansen, Harold Scott, Gretchen Oehler, Larry Bryggman , Irwin Atkins Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? by Edward Albee Theatre Company of Boston Opened January 18, 1968 Directed by David Wheeler CAST: Josephine Lane, Paul Benedict, Larry Bryggman , Lisa Richards
	Stop, You're Killing Me! by James Leo Herlihy Theatre Company of Boston Opened February 1, 1968 Directed by David Wheeler CAST : Larry Bryggman , Roberta Collinge, James Spruill, Susan Channing, Laurie Gould, Dan Goldman, William Young, Gustave Johnson
	The End of the World and The Fun War by Geoffrey Bush and The Innocent Party by John Hawkes Theatre Company of Boston Opened February 15, 1968 Directed by David Wheeler and Timothy Affleck CAST : Larry Bryggman , Paul Benedict, William Young, James Spruill, Susan Channing, Naomi Thornton, Josephine Lane Phaedra by Robert Lowell Theatre Company of Boston Opened March 28, 1968 Directed by David Wheeler CAST : Carolyn Coates, Lisa Richards, Josephine Lane, Larry Bryggman Benito Cereno by Robert Lowell Theatre Company of Boston Opened October 17, 1968 Directed by David Wheeler and Frank Cassidy CAST : William Young, James Spruill, Larry Bryggman , Arthur Merrow Brecht on Brecht by George Tabori; from the works of Bertolt Brecht Theatre Company of Boston Opened November 7, 1968 Directed by David Wheeler and Frank Cassidy CAST : Larry Bryggman , Janet Lee Parker, Penelope Allen, Arthur Merrow, Gilbert Lewis More Stately Mansions by Eugene O'Neill Theatre Company of Boston Opened November 27, 1968 Directed by David Wheeler CAST : Penelope Allen, Jane Hoffman, Larry Bryggman , Frank Cassidy
	The Duchess of Malfi Long Wharf Theatre, New Haven Connecticut 1968 - 1969 Season CAST : Joyce Ebert, Laurie Kennedy, Larry Bryggman
	Stop, You’re Killing Me by James Leo Herlihy Stage 73 Opened March 19, 1969 - Closed April 20, 1969 (39 performances) Directed by David Wheeler CAST : Sasha von Scherler (Gloria), Rochelle Oliver (Lonesome Sally), Larry Bryggman (Terrible Jim Fitch), William Young (Kayo Hathaway), Matthew Cowles (Frank), Phillip Piro (Dennis) The action takes place in an apartment in the East Village, Manhattan, a motel room on Route 66 near Albuquerque, New Mexico and Kayo’s penthouse apartment in Sutton Place, Manhattan.
	Mod Donna Book and Lyrics by Myrna Lamb Music by Susan Hulsman Bingham New York Shakespeare Festival Public Theater Closed June 7, 1970 (56 performances) CAST : April Shawhan (Donna), Sharon Laughlin (Chris), Larry Bryggman (Jeff), Peter Haig (Charlie) A space age musical soap. Mod Donna is about a bored married couple's sexual adventures with another couple--principally in order to stimulate chorus comments on Women's Liberation and the sexual victimization of the fair sex.
	Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett Sheridan Square Playhouse Opened February 3, 1971 Directed by Alan Schneider CAST : David Jay (A boy), Joey Faye (Gogo), Tom Ewell (Didi), Larry Bryggman (Pozzo), Tom Rosqui (Lucky) The action takes place along a country road.
	Play Strindberg by Friedrich Duerrenmatt Theatre Company of Boston Opened December 5, 1972 Directed by F.M. Kimball CAST : Larry Bryggman , Stockard Channing, Paul Benedict
	The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov Hartford Stage Company Opened December 13, 1974 Directed by Paul Weidner CAST : Anne Jackson, Bernard Frawley, Larry Bryggman , Tana Hicken, Jack Swanson, Brenda Currin, David O. Petersen Dearly Beloved by John Raymond Hart Manhattan Theatre Club Opened March 31, 1976 - Closed April 18, 1976 (15 performances) Directed by Paul Schneider CAST : Margaret Ladd (Nora), Suzanne Collins (Cathleen), Barbara Young (Joanna), Judith L’Heureux (Deirdre), Robert Silver (David), Larry Bryggman (Christian), Robert McIlwaine (Peter), James Rebhorn (Frank), Nancy Reardon (Bridget), Joseph Daley (Owen) Ballymurphy by Michael Neville Manhattan Theatre Club Opened December 2, 1976 Directed by Ronald Roston CAST : Roy London, Kevin Ottem, Jay Devlin, Larry Bryggman , John C. Vennema, John Gallogly
	Marco Polo Sings a Solo by John Guare Public/Newman Theater Opened February 5, 1977 - Closed March 6, 1977 (35 performances and 29 previews) Directed by Mel Shapiro CAST : Madeline Kahn (Diane McBride), Chris Sarandon (Tom Wintermouth), Sigourney Weaver (Freydis), Joel Gray (Stony McBride), Chev Rodgers (Lusty McBride), Anne Jackson (Mrs. McBride), James Jansen (Larry Rockwell), Larry Bryggman (Frank Schaeffer) The action takes place on the island of Trollenthor, forty miles off the coast of Norway in the early spring of 1999.
	Two Small Bodies by Neal Bell Playwrights Horizons, Inc./Queens Festival Theater Opened December 1, 1977 - Closed December 17, 1977 (12 performances) Directed by Thomas Babe CAST : Catherine Burns, Larry Bryggman
	Museum by Tina Howe Public/LuEsther Hall Opened February 26, 1978 - Closed April 2, 1978 (62 performances) Directed by Max Stafford-Clark CAST : Gerry Bamman, Joel Brooks, Larry Bryggman , Steven Gilborn, Robyn Goodman, Kathryn Grody, Dan Hedaya, Calvin Jung, Kaiulani Lee, Karen Ludwig, Bruce McGill, Frederikke Meister, Lynn Milgrim, David Pomerantz, Jean-Pierre Stewart, Kathleen Tolan, Dianne Wiest The action takes place in a museum at the present time.
	The Winter Dancers by David Lan Marymount Manhattan Theatre Opened October 22, 1979 - Closed November 11, 1979 (22 performances) Directed by Keith Hack CAST : Jacqueline Brooks (Betsy Hunt), Larry Bryggman (Fool), Glenn Close (Kettle), Richard Council (Sparrow), Randy Danson (One Foot), Alex Diakun (Bloodlip), Clarence Felder (Whale), Tom Klunis (Sky), Stephen McHattie (Carver), Bill Moor (Life Owner), Barry Snider (Mountain Peak), Thomas A. Stewart (Dancer). The action takes place on Vancouver Island, off the coast of British Columbia from 1876 to 1896.
	Of the Fields, Lately by David French Westchester Regional Theatre Directed by Ronald Roston CAST : Larry Bryggman , Jo Henderson, Keith Szarabajka, Joel Wolfe A Life in the Theatre by David Mamet Westchester Regional Theatre Fifth Season - October 18, 1979 through May 10, 1980 CAST : Larry Bryggman , Joel Polis The Resurrection of Lady Lester by OyamaO Manhattan Theatre Club Opened October 20, 1981 - Closed November 22, 1981 (40 performances) Directed by Andre Mtumi CAST : Obaka Adedunyo, Larry Bryggman , Randy Danson, Arthur French, Yvette Hawkins, Carol-Jean Lewis, Cleavon Little, Otis Young-Smith MUSICAL NUMBERS : Ain’t No Place Like the Open Road, Birdland Jam, Come and Go to That Land, Darn That Dream, Dried Up Corncob Blues, Goodbye Pork Pie Hat, Lester Leaps In. Modern Ladies of Guanabacoa by Eduardo Machado Ensemble Studio Theatre Opened January 14, 1983 - Closed February 13, 1983 (32 performances) Directed by James Hammerstein CAST : Ellen Barber (Manuela), Larry Bryggman (Arturo), Julie Garfield (Adelita), Robert Hallak (Miguel), Tresa Hughes (Maria Josefa), Stefano Loverso (Mario), Susan Merson (Dolores), John Rothman (Ernesto), Jose Santana (Oscar) A drama in two acts. The action takes place in Guanabacoa, Cuba in 1928 and 1931. Royal Bob by Richard Stockton StageArts Theater Company (Chernuchin Theatre) Opened April 7, 1983 - Closed April 23, 1976 (16 performances) Directed by Ronald Roston CAST : Brian Evers (Ebon Ingersoll), Larry Bryggman (Robert Ingersoll), Thomas Barbour (Rev. John Ingersoll), Janet Zarish (Eva Parker Ingersoll), Thomas A. Carlin (Judge Palmer) succeeded by Allen Swift, Alan Leach (Vestryman Sanhope/A Man) A drama in 2 acts and 4 scenes. The action takes place in Peoria, Illinois from 1857 to 1868. The Ballad of Soapy Smith by Michael Weller New York Shakespeare Festivel (Public/Newman Theater) Opened November 12, 1984 - Closed December 2, 1984 (24 performances and 39 previews) Directed by Robert Egan CAST : William Andrews, Denis Arndt, Nesbitt Blaisdell, Larry Bryggman , Timothy Carhart, Lorie Tan Chinn, Hortensia Colorado, Christopher Cooper, Jon DeVries, James Eckhouse, Pierre Epstein, Annette Helde, James Hilbrandt, Cherry Jones, Olek Krupa, Stephen Markle, Kevin McClarnon, John McGinley, Peter McRobbie, Marjorie Nelson, E. Claude Richards, Peter Rogan, Jimmy Smits, John Spencer, Brad Sullivan, Kevin Tighe, Dierk Torsek, Joseph Warren, Marisa Zalabak, Nancy Waldman
	Walk the Dog, Willie by Robert Auletta The Production Company Opened March 13, 1985 - Closed April 14, 1985 (25 performances) Directed by Norman Rene CAST : Larry Bryggman (Bijou Billins), Amy Steel (Jennifer), Evan Thompson (Browfield), Lilene Mansell (Rose Billins), Kathleen Mahoney-Bennett (Lou Ann), Dan Butler (Ronnie Billins), William Converse-Roberts (Willie) A dark comedy. The action takes place at the present time somewhere in the midwest on a Saturday morning.
	MARATHON ‘85 Eighth annual festival of one-act plays. Produced by Risa Bramon and Billy Hopkins Ensemble Studio Theatre Opened May 8, 1985 - Closed June 17, 1985 (52 performances) SERIES A: Life Under Water by Richard Greenberg Directed by Don Scardino CAST : Alexa Kenin (Amy-Joy), Amanda Plummer (Amy-Beth), Andrew McCarthy (Kip), Jill Eikenberry (Jinx), Larry Bryggman (Hank) Rum and Coke by Keith Reddin Susan Stein Shiva Theater Opened January 14, 1986 - Closed March 23, 1986 (64 performances and 16 previews) Directed by Les Waters CAST : Peter MacNicol (Jake Seward), Michae Ayr (Rodger Potter), John Bedford-Lloyd (Tod Cartmell/Fidel Castro), Frank Maraden (Richard Nixon), Jose Ramon Rosario (Felix Duque), Polly Draper (Linda Seward), Larry Bryggman (Tom Tanner/Larry Peters), Tony Plana (Miquel) The action takes place in various locations in the years between 1959 and 1961. Bodies, Rest and Motion by Roger Hedden Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater/Lincoln Center Opened December 15, 1986 - Closed January 4, 1987 (22 performances and 28 previews) Directed by Billy Hopkins CAST : W.H. Macy (Nick), Christina Moore (Carol), Laurie Metcalf (Beth), Andrew McCarthy (Sid), Larry Bryggman (Mr. August), Carol Schneider (Elizabeth), Lois Smith (Mrs. Dotson) A comedy. Set of characters coming to grips with life and love in a Connecticut living room. Blood Sports by David Edgar New York Theatre Workshop Opened November 12 1987 - Closed November 21, 1987 (10 performances) Directed by Judy Dennis CAST : Patrick Breen, Larry Bryggman , Michael Cerveris, Don McManus, John Gould Rubin An anthology of short sketches using various English sporting events for commentary on the battle between classes in England. CLASS1ACTS produced by W.D. Cantler & Bernard Telsey Manhattan Class Company (Nat Horne Theatre) Opened March 13, 1988 - Closed April 19, 1988 (24 performances and 8 previews) EVENING B: Just Horrible by Nicholas Kazan Directed by W.D. Cantler CAST : Anita Gillette (Frannie), Larry Bryggman (Bill), Peter Hedges (Clarence), Bridget Fonda (Sissy) Spoils of War by Michael Weller Second Stage Opened April 22, 1988 - Closed June 26, 1988 (40 performances and 24 previews) Directed by Austin Pendleton CAST : Annette Bening (Penny), Larry Bryggman (Andrew), Christopher Collet (Martin), Kate Nelligan (Elsie), Kevin O’Rourke (Lew), Alice Playten (Emma) The action takes place in New York City in the 1950's. Coriolanus by William Shakespeare New York Shakespeare Festival (Public/Anspacher Theater) Opened November 8, 1988 - Closed January 15, 1989 (63 performances and 15 previews) Directed by Steven Berkoff CAST : Christopher Walken (Coriolanus), Andre Braugher (Junius Brutus), Larry Bryggman (Sicinuis Vellutus), Ashley Crow (Virgilia), Keith David (Tullus Aufidius), Moses Gunn (Cominius), Paul Hecht (Menenius Agrippa), Thomas Kopache (Titus Lartius), Sharon Washington (Valeria), Irene Worth (Volumnia) The action takes place in Rome.
	Prelude and Liebestod by Terrence McNally Manahattan Class Company (Nat Horne Theatre) One-Act Play Festival Opened February 23, 1989 Directed by Paul Benedict CAST : Larry Bryggman , Leslie Denniston, Panchali Null, Simon Brooking, Domenic Cuskern
	Macbeth by William Shakespeare New York Shakespeare Festival - Public Anspacher Theater Opened December 19, 1989 - Closed February 4, 1990 (55 performances) Directed by Richard Jordan CAST : Raul Julia (Macbeth), Harriet Harris (Lady Macbeth), Larry Bryggman (Banquo), Mark Hammer (Duncan), William Converse-Roberts (Macduff), Thomas Gibson (Malcolm), Scott Allegrucci (Donalbain), Peter Jay Fernandez (Lennox), Daniel von Bargen (Ross), Joseph Costa (Old Siward), Matt Bradford Sullivan (Young Siward), Rene Rivera (Seyton). The action takes place in Scotland in the Middle Ages.
	Prelude to a Kiss by Craig Lucas Circle Reperatory Theatre Opened February 20, 1990 - Closed April 19, 1990 (57 performances) Directed by Norman Rene CAST : Alec Baldwin (Peter), Mary-Louise Parker (Rita), John Dossett (Taylor), L. Peter Callender (Tom), Debra Monk (Mrs. Boyle), Larry Bryggman (Dr. Boyle), Craig Bockhorn (Minister), Barnard Hughes (Old Man) Henry IV, Parts I and II by William Shakespeare New York Shakespeare Festival (Public/Newman Theater) January - March 1991 Directed by JoAnne Akalaitis CAST : Larry Bryggman (Henry IV), Thomas Gibson (Prince Hal), Jared Harris (Hotspur/Pistol), Lisa Gay Hamilton (Kate), Louis Zorich (Falstaff), Richard Russell Ramos (Lord Chief Justice), David J. Steinberg (Peto), David Manis (Bardolph), William Duell (Shallow), Ruth Maleczech (Mistriss Quickly) The White Rose by Lillian Garrett-Groag WPA Theatre (Workshop of the Players Art) Opened October 15, 1991 - Closed November 17, 1991 (35 performances) Directed by Christopher Ashley CAST : Roger Howarth (Schmidt/Probst), J.D. Cullum (Hans Scholl), Melissa Leo (Sophie Scholl), Victor Slezak (Mahler), Larry Bryggman , (Robert Mohr), Brad Greenquist (Bauer), Michael Louden (Alexander Schmorell), Billy Morissette (Willi Graf) The action takes place in Munich, Germany 1942 - 1943 As You Like It by William Shakespeare New York Shakespeare Festival Opened July 2, 1992 - Closed July 26, 1992 Directed by Adrian Hall CAST : George Morfogen, Larry Bryggman , Jere Shea, Richard Libertini, Gregory Wallace, Mark Kenneth Smaltz, Peter Jay Fernandez, Stan Cahill, Jake Weber, John Scanlan, Viola Davis, Donald Moffat, Boris McGiver, Brad Sullivan, Rob Campbell, Michael Stuhlbarg, Jim Shanklin, Trellis Stepter, Jr., Elizabeth McGovern, Kathryn Meisle, Siobhan Fallon, Kristine Nielsen
	Nothing Sacred by George F. Walker , adapted from Turgenev's Fathers and Sons Atlantic Theater Company Opened October 21, 1992 Directed by Max Mayer CAST : Larry Bryggman , Daniel De Raey, Matt McGrath, Clark Gregg, Mary McCann, Heidi Kling, Robert Bella, Damian Young, David Pittu, Steven Goldstein, Nick Phelps
	A Knife in the Heart by Susan Yankowitz New Dramatists (Rehearsed Readings) Opened October 27, 1994 Directed by Jack Hofsiss CAST : Betsy Aidem, Larry Bryggman , Michael Conner, Tony Goldwyn, Elizabeth Lande, Nancy Marchand, Debra Monk, Paul Sparer
	The Tempest by William Shakespeare New York Shakespeare Festival (Delacorte Theatre) Opened June 22, 1995 - Closed July 19, 1995 (22 performances) Directed by George C. Wolfe CAST : Tyrone Mitchell Henderson (Shipmaster), Nathan Hinton (Boatswain), Larry Bryggman (Alonso), MacIntyre Dixon (Gonzalo), Liev Schreiber (Sebastian), Nestor Serrano (Antonio), Carrie Preston (Miranda), Patrick Stewart (Prospero), Aunjanue Ellis (Ariel), Teagle F. Bougere (Caliban), Kamar De Los Reyes (Ferdinand), Neal Huff (Adrian), Bill Irwin (Trinculo), John Pankow (Stephano), Midori Nakmura (Iris), Hilary Chaplain (Ceres), Akwesi Asante (Juno)
	New England by Richard Nelson Manhattan Theater Club Opened October 17, 1995 - Closed December 22, 1995 (53 performances and 24 previews) Directed by Howard Davies CAST : Larry Bryggman (Harry Baker and Alfred Baker), Penny Fuller (Alice Berry), Tom Irwin (Tom Berry), Mia Dillon (Elizabeth Baker), T. Scott Cunningham (Paul Baker), Allison Janney (Gemma Baker), Margaret Whitton (Sophie Baker) Comedy/drama performed without intermission. The action takes place in a western Connecticut farmhouse. Members of an English family condescend to live and work in the United States.
	Henry VIII by William Shakespeare New York Shakespeare Festival (Delacorte Theatre) June 1997 - Closed July 9, 1997 Directed by Mary Zimmerman CAST : Ruben Santiago-Hudson (Henry VIII), Josef Sommer (Cardinal Wolsey), Larry Bryggman (Duke of Buckingham), Jayne Atkinson (Katherine), Marin Hinkle (Anne Boleyn), Herb Foster (Lord Chamberlain)
	Once in a Lifetime by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman Atlantic Theatre Company Opened May 31, 1998 - Closed June 18, 1998 Directed by David Pittu CAST : Leslie Beatty (Phyllis Fontaine/Miss Newton), Kate Blumberg (Susan Walker), Larry Bryggman (Herman Glogauer), Ron Butler (The Porter/Light Man), Chris Carley (Second Bellboy), Tony Carlin (Jerry Hyland), John Ellison Conlee (George Lewis), Cynthia Darlow (Helen Hobart), Johanna Day (May Daniels), Brad Glasser (Bellboy/Second Page/Scenario Writer/Tie Man), Pancho Gutstein (Cowboy/Scenario Writer/Camera Man), Nina Hellman (Cigarette Girl/Bridesmaid/Painter), Peter Jacobson (Rudolph Kammerling/Scenario Writer/Reporter), Isabel Keating (Miss Chasen), Susan Knight (Miss Leighton), Livia Newman (Studio Dresser/Manicurist), David Pittu (Lawrence Vail), Jennifer Rau (Coat Check Girl/Bridesmaid), Herbert Rubens (Meterstein/Senior Schlepkin Brother/Scenario Writer/Mr. Flick/The Bishop), Charles Tuthill (Ernest/First Page/The Groom), Amelia White (Mrs. Walker/Biographer)
	Wolf Lullaby by Hilary Bell Atlantic Theatre Company Opened October 14, 1998 Directed by Neil Pepe CAST : Kate Blumberg (Lizzie Gael), Larry Bryggman (Sgt. Ray Armstrong), Jordan Lage (Warren Gael), Mary McCann (Angela Gael)
	The Hothouse by Harold Pinter Atlantic Theatre Company Opened February 3, 1998 Directed by Karen Kohlhaas CAST : Larry Bryggman (Roote), Kate Blumberg (Miss Cutts), Jordan Lage (Gibbs), Patrick Breen (Lush), Liam Christopher O'Brien (Lamb), Stephen Mendillo (Tubb/Lobb)
	Proof by David Auburn Manhattan Theatre Club Opened May 23, 2000 - Closed July 30, 2000 Directed by Daniel Sullivan CAST : Larry Bryggman (Robert), Mary-Louise Parker (Catherine), Johanna Day (Claire) and Ben Shenkman (Hal)
	A Bad Friend by Jules Feiffer Newhouse Theatre/Lincoln Center Opened June 15, 2003 - Closed July 27, 2003 Directed by Jerry Zaks CAST : Larry Bryggman (Emil), Mark Feuerstein, Jonathan Hadary, David Harbour, Jan Maxwell, Kala Savage
	Frame 312 by Keith Reddin Atlantic Theatre Company Opened December 12, 2003 - Closed January 11, 2004 Directed by Karen Kohlhaas CAST : Larry Bryggman , Maggie Kiley, Mary Beth Peil, Elizabeth Hanly Rice, Mandy Siegfried, Greg Stuhr
	Roulette by Paul Weitz Ensemble Studio Theatre at John Houseman Opened February 18, 2004 - Closed March 14, 2004 Directed by Trip Cullman CAST : Larry Bryggman (Jon), Ana Gasteyer (Virginia), Shawn Hatosy (Jock), Leslie Lyles (Enid), Anna Paquin (Jenny) and Mark Setlock (Steve)
	Romance by David Mamet Atlantic Theatre Company Opened March 1, 2005 - Closed April 17, 2005 Directed by Neil Pepe CAST : Bob Balaban (The Prosecutor), Steven Goldstein (The Defendant), Christopher Evan Welch (The Defense Attorney), Larry Bryggman (The Judge), Steven Hawley (The Bailiff), Keith Nobbs (Bernard) and Jim Frangione (The Doctor ) Romance opened September 29, 2005 at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles with Larry Bryggman reprising the role of The Judge and starring Ed Begley, Jr as The Defense Attorney.
	The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhove Adpated by Tom Donaghy Atlantic Theatre Company Opened June 15, 2005 - Closed July 3, 2005 Directed by Scott Zigler CAST : Brooke Adams, Pepper Binkley, Laura Breckenridge, Larry Bryggman (Gayev) , Dan Domingues, Alvin Epstein, Scott Foley, Erin Gann, Peter Maloney, Mary McCann, Diana Ruppe, Todd Weeks, Isaiah Whitlock, Jr.

	Also appeared in "Live Like Pigs" and "Arturo Ui" for the Theatre Company of Boston. Toured as Biff in "Death of a Salesman" with Mildred Dunnock and Albert Dekker, "The Man Who Came to Dinner" with Paulette Goddard and "Irma La Douce" with Elke Sommer. Also, a guest artist at Rutgers University as Dysart in their production of "Equus."

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