Anne Frank photos

Anne Frank was a lot of fun; everything ran smoothly, and the cast really bonded, more so than on any other play I've ever worked on (with the possible exception of James and the Giant Peach). We put it on in December of '98, so it hasn't been all that long ago, though it feels like ages past. Okay, Richard's gonna kill me if he finds out this sucker's on the Internet . . . these are a few cast members backstage before the final performance, including Richard who is finishing up his makeup and pimping to himself in the mirror. One of our stagehands sews a yellow Star of David onto one of the costumes. Peter VanDaan argues with Anne Frank as Mrs. VanDaan tries to mediate. Anne presents her sister Margot with a Hanukkah gift Mr. Frank tries to compose himself as he tells Miep and Mr. Kraler of his family's death at the end of the play. The curtain call at the final performance. I'm the second one from the right, in the white shirt and black vest.

Me (Mr. VanDaan) going off on Anne