[Michael Kermoyan as Nishan Hagopian, Lisa Marshall as Agnes Hooker and Flora Campbell as Eva Mae Hagopian in "Angels of Anadarko".]

[Jerome Kilty as Iago, Michael Wager as Roderigo and William Marshall in the title role of "Othello".]

[Cocky Tlhotlhalemaje in the title role and Michael Goodliffe as Principal in "Sponono".]

[Marian Seldes and Michael Higgins in "Diff'rent".]

[Michael Higgins as John Proctor, Margaret DePriest, and Ford Rainey as Deputy Governor Danforth in "The Crucible".]

[Lily Cahill as Vinnie and Wallis Clark as Father in "Life With Father".]

[Ford Rainey as Deputy Governor Danforth, Michael Higgins as John Proctor and Barbara Barrie as Elizabeth Proctor in "The Crucible".]

[Michael Tolan as Jerome Black, Irene Moore as Alice Black and Gertrude Berg as Mrs. Jacoby in "A Majority of One".]

[James Daly as Jean, Viveca Lindfors in the title role and Ruth Ford as Kristin in "Miss Julie".]

[Cliff Norton as Sarge, Michael Constantine as Papa Romani, Gary Morgan as Jimmy and Tom Pedi as Hippo in "Comic Strip".]

[Beatrice Pearson as Mary Flemin, Melville Cooper as Charles and Ralph Michael as Gerard in "The Day After Tomorrow".]

[Walter Fitzgerald as Ulysses, Leueen MacGrath as Cassandra and Michael Redgrave as Hector in "Tiger at the Gates".]

[Michael Higgins as Ellis, Joel Crothers as Benjamin, Phyllis Love as Eleanora, Peggy McCay as Kristina and David Ross as Lindkvist in "Easter".]

[Nehemiah Persoff as Harry Golden and Shepperd Strudwick as Lucius Whitmore in "Only in America".]

[Lloyd Nolan as Johnny Condell, Alfred Ryder as Sewell and Harry Guardino as Pompey in "One More River".]

[Ben Piazza as Alvin and Sessue Hayakawa as Kimura in "Kataki".]

[Michael Shillo as The Emperor and Eva Stern as Lumeng in "The Secret Concubine".]

[Hume Cronyn as Michael and Jessica Tandy as Agnes in "The Fourposter".]

[Joyce Heron as Jane Mason, William Post as Joe Rogers and Ralph Michael as Major Phillip Brooke-Jervaux in "Love Goes to Press".]

[Barry Nelson as Bob McKellaway, Michael Rennie as Dirk Winsten and Barbara Bel Geddes as Mary McKellaway in "Mary, Mary".]