Last week we looked at miniskirts on stage in regards to dance routines and musical numbers. This round we're looking at more dramatic performances. In fact, these may provide an added dimension of interest - can you determine what plays these are from?
I don't have the answer to a lot of these, but I'd love to hear your theories on them. Some are no-brainers; while others leave me scratching my head.
(1) A warning that some of these are impossible to tell. I wish I'd made notes on all of these; but some were simply scanned with no identifying information. And photos like the one above don't really provide any clues.
(4) This one is obviously the musical Lil' Abner.
#15 is from the play Act Your Age.
I'm hoping that photos #17 and 18 are from a stage adoptation of Little Red Riding Hood and not a musical version of The Wicker Man.
I think every photo was taken at the precise moment the play got creepy.
#12 looks like the Dana Marshz production of "The Seven Minutes".
#6 - Who's afraid of Virginia Wolf?
#8 - That episode of Twilight Zone where all the charters are trapped in a room and hear a bell.
They're all creative interpretative versions of "David and Lisa"
I thought that #2 looked like Mortimer Brewster explaining to his fiance that he just can't marry her because he expects to be crazy... like his aunts in Arsenic and Old Lace.
Could 8 possibly be Godspell?
I think #9 is another shot from PROMISES, PROMISES (where Chuck and his neighbor are helping Fran after her suicide attempt), while #19 could be a student production of THE APPLE TREE (by the same folks who gave you FIDDLER ON THE ROOF).
Godspell? Starring Raggedy Ann and Andy?