Terence's Eunuch Part 2

two men look excitedly at each other looking as if they are about to hug. one wears an ornage dress with parts in an intricate blue and red pattern. the other man wears a long dress

Chaerea (Ben Thompson) to Antipho (Brad Wright): “O festus dies. Amice, salve. Hominum omnium nemost quem ego nunc iam magis cuperem videre quam te.”

a woman in off-white looks and gestures confusion at a man wearing red and blue who points his finger at her. next to them, looking on, is another woman wearing a white dress.

Dorias (Molly Landeen) looks on as Pythias (Megan Denner) expresses her surprise to Phaedria (Dan Walbridge): “You’re out of your mind. How could a eunuch do that?”

one man has clearly juist stricken anothe man who has fallen to his hands and knees on the floor. the man standing wears red and blue, the man stricken wears white and red and has one arm up to shield his face from further attacks. two women stand nearby watching, they wear white dresses

Phaedria (Dan Walbridge) to the old eunuch Dorus (Ian Thomas): “Where did you get these clothes you’re wearing?”

a man and a woman look fondly at each other. the man has his arm around her shoulders and wears purple, the woman wears white. the man is also holding a partially empty bottle.

Chremes (Reed Skoog) to Pythias (Megan Denner): "You look so much more beautiful than before."

a man in "leather" armor holds a sword and faces a woman who has a sponge in one hand and is shrugging. three other people dressed as cooks stand in line with her and on her other side is a man with his arms crossed wearing red and blue. behind them a man wearing purple, a woman wearing white, and a woman wearing purple, look on

Thraso (Chris Demro) to Sanga (Kim Cox): “What’s this, you coward? Brought a sponge with you?” “How else was I going to wipe up the wounds?”

 a man wearing "leather" armor, reaches out for a necklace held tightly by another man wearing purple. the second man seems to be pulling them back from the other guy. a woman in purple stands behind the second man smiling with her hands on her hips. further behind them is another woman wearing a long white dress.

Chremes (Reed Skoog), pulling the trinkets away from Thraso: “Thais, I’m off to Sophrona, our nanny, to bring her here and show her these trinkets.”

a man holds an open box in one hand and holds out a necklace in front of him with the other, he wears purple. a woman to the left, with her hands clasped in front of her looks at the necklace. to the right of the man is an elderly woman bent over and supporting herself with a wooden cane, she wears glasses and a long white head scarf.

Sophrona (Ellie Rohan) verifies the trinkets.

a man with long blond hair, wearing white and dark blue, threateningly holds onto the front of a brown tunic worn by another man who seems to be smiling in order to placate the other man.

Pater (Nate Tolles) to Parmeno: "Occidi!"

four men stand and smile at each other. from left to right is a man wearing "leather" armor and a dagger clapping the man next to him on the back, the next man has a long red tunic on under a wide blue sash, he has his hands on the shoulders of the man standing beside him. the next man wears a knee-length blue tunic with a wide red sash overtop and gestures to the first man. the last man has his hands on his hips and smiles knowingly, he wears a dress of orange and an intricate pattern in blue and red.

Gnatho to Thraso: “These people didn’t know you; after I praised you in line with your deeds and merits, I got what we wanted.”

The cast of the 2009 production of Eunuch pose for a group photo on the set of the play. they are dressed in their costume for the play and some seem to be acting as the characters they play.

Cast of the Eunuch (2009): back row (L to R): Peter Moreno, Ian Thomas, David Miller, Nate Tolles, Dan Walbridge, Ben Thompson, Brad Wright, Reed Skoog, Megan Denner, Alex Cottrill; middle row: Ellie Rohan, Chris Demro, Katey Barnhurst, Eric Reese, Molly Landeen, Phil Gallagher, Kim Cox, April Johnson, Erin Daly; front row: directors Kassi Smith and Laura "LB" Blythe.