Pictures from “The Country Wife”
February 14, 2007 by Dennis Baker
Below are some pictures taken from the crew up in the booth during our photo shoot.
Related posts:
- The Country Wife
- Country Wife Rehearsal
- Opening of The Country Wife
- Nostalgia: Day 6 of 6 (10/20/05)
- Nostalgia: Day 5 of 6 (10/19/05)
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What a fantastic stage. I’ve always been intrigued by theater architecture…. this is… well… dramatic.
Thanks for the post…