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Actors Val Kilmer (L), Mandy Patinkin (C) and Margaret Whitton (R) in a scene from the NY Shakespeare Festival Central Park production of the play "Henry IV".
Actors Raphael Sbarge (L), Rex Robbins (2L), John Vickery (3R) and Robert Westenberg (R) in a scene from the NY Shakespeare Festival Central Park production of the play "Henry IV".
Actors Raphael Sbarge (L), Rex Robbins (2L), John Vickery (3R) and Robert Westenberg (R) in a scene from the NY Shakespeare Festival Central Park production of the play "Henry IV".
Actors Mandy Patinkin (C) and Robert Westenberg (R) in a scene from the NY Shakespeare Festival Central Park production of the play "Henry IV".
Actors Kevin Spacey (L), Val Kilmer (2L), Mandy Patinkin (2R) and Robert Westenberg (R) in a scene from the NY Shakespeare Festival Central Park production of the play "Henry IV".
Actor Kenneth McMillan (L) in a scene from the NY Shakespeare Festival Central Park production of the play "Henry IV".
(R-L) Actors John Vickery and Mandy Patinkin dueling in a scene from the NY Shakespeare Festival Central Park production of the play "Henry IV".
(R-L) Actors John Vickery and Kenneth McMillan in a scene from the NY Shakespeare Festival Central Park production of the play "Henry IV".
(L-R) Actors Kenneth McMillan, John Vickery and Rex Robbins in a scene from the NY Shakespeare Festival Central Park production of the play "Henry IV".
(L-R) Actors John Vickery and Mandy Patinkin in a scene from the NY Shakespeare Festival Central Park production of the play "Henry IV".
(L-R) Actors John Vickery and Mandy Patinkin dueling in a scene from the NY Shakespeare Festival Central Park production of the play "Henry IV".
New York City Ballet Production of "Serenade en La" with Nichol Hlinka and Stacy Caddell, choreography by Jacques d'Amboise (New York)
New York City Ballet Production of "Serenade en La" with Nichol Hlinka and Stacy Caddell, choreography by Jacques d'Amboise (New York)
New York City Ballet Production of "Serenade en La" with Kyra Nichols and Mel Tomlinson, choreography by Jacques d'Amboise (New York)
New York City Ballet Production of "Serenade en La" with Kyra Nichols and Mel Tomlinson, choreography by Jacques d'Amboise (New York)
New York City Ballet Production of "Serenade en La" with Kyra Nichols and Mel Tomlinson, choreography by Jacques d'Amboise (New York)
New York City Ballet rehearsal for "Serenade en La" with Jacques d' Amboise and Carole Divet, choreography by Jacques d'Amboise (New York)
New York City Ballet rehearsal for "Serenade en La" with Nichol Hlinka and Stacy Caddell , choreography by Jacques d'Amboise (New York)
New York City Ballet rehearsal for "Serenade en La" Jacques d' Amboise and dancers, choreography by Jacques d'Amboise (New York)
New York City Ballet rehearsal for "Serenade en La" Jacques d' Amboise with Mel Tomlinson and Kyra Nichols, choreography by Jacques d'Amboise (New York)
New York City Ballet rehearsal for "Serenade en La" Jacques d' Amboise with Carol-Marie Strizak, choreography by Jacques d'Amboise (New York)
New York City Ballet rehearsal for "Serenade en La" with Mel Tomlinson and Kyra Nichols, choreography by Jacques d'Amboise (New York)
New York City Ballet production of "Symphony in E Flat" with Peter Martins, choreography by John Clifford (New York)
New York City Ballet production of "Symphony in E Flat" with Gelsey Kirkland, choreography by John Clifford (New York)
New York City Ballet production of "Symphony in E Flat" with Gelsey Kirkland, choreography by John Clifford (New York)
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