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TOM O'HORGAN and friend.

KENNY BURGESS in GLENN DUBOSE’s TV production of my “Kenendy’s Children,” directed by MARSHALL W.MASON.

DONALD L. BROOKS. Click his name to see his rich website on his amazing Off-Off career as writer, director, designer, and stage and film performer.

Left to right, GORDON TRETICK, JOYCE TRETICK, me, and JACQUE LYNN COLTON. Both critics, the Treticks were the first and most loyal uptown champions of Off-Off Broadway. A list of Jacque’s created roles would read like a history of early Off-Off.

F. MEDICINE STORY TALBOT, author Herengasse and Sometime Jam Today, with his partner ELLIKA.

HARVEY & RONALD TAVEL director & author, Vinyl.

JEAN-CLAUDE VAN ITALLIE

Need a HARRIS? Here are FRED, ANN, MARY LOU, WALTER, ELOISE, and JAYNE gathered for a tribute to GEORGE II (b*w photo). See many photos of George II in son Walter’s tribute to him HERE. See more Harrisana HERE.

JAMES D. GOSSAGE, creator, conservator, and donor of many dozens of the photos on these pages, GEORGE II and ANN HARRIS.

SAM SHEPARD watches his own work 2004 and 1965
(young photos by JAMES D. GOSSAGE).
This photo really rewards enlargement.

Best buddies DEAN SELMIER (L., top) and LOUIS WALDON (L., bottom) were the stunningest guys Off-Off in ANDY MILLIGAN’s 1961 production of Genet’s Deathwatch. Dean was always mysterious. In a book he claims he was a CIA hit-man at the time. Louis did Warhol movies and is now a painter and fisherman (large photo, right.)

MARY WORONOV Vinyl and Lights, Camera, Action (press photo).

HAL (HAAL) BORSKE

ROBERTA SKLAR, director The Flight into Egypt, With Creatures Make My Way (H.M. KOUTOUKAS), French Gray (JOSEF BUSH), I Like It (MICHAEL SMITH), The Bald Soprano, The Lesson, and The Annunciation.

GENJI (stage manager Why Hanna’s Skirt Won’t Stay Down and Easter All Star Spectacular, 1966) and NADYA SCHMEDER.

JEFF WEISS A Funny Walk Home and friend (neither one is a cutout).

DIANE DIPRIMA’s A Poet’s Vaudeville 1965 and Monuments 1968 (the last play performed at the Cino). (Press photo, Mark Palmer) Her website HERE.

Me, DORIC WILSON, and Harvey Fierstein underneath each other’s posters at Phebe’s bar, NYC, 1980s.

ELLEN STEWART and H.M. KOUTOUKAS, Drama Book Shop, October 2004.

TOM O’HORGAN and friend.

BONUS GOLDIE: Me and PHOEBE WRAY at Boston Conservatory, 1997, where she directed my “The Trojan Women.”