The Great Tennessee Monkey Trial - written by Peter Goodchild, directed by Gordon Hunt - L.A. Theatre Works.  January-March 2006
The Scopes Trial, over the right to teach evolution in public schools, reaffirmed the importance of intellectual freedom as codified in the Bill of Rights. The trial, in a small-town Tennessee courtroom in 1925, set the stage for ongoing national debates over the separation of Church and State in a democratic society, debates that continue to this day.
Edward Asner - William Jennings Bryan
Matthew Patrick Davis - John Thomas Scopes
Mike Farrell / James Cromwell -  Clarence Darrow 
James Gleason - Mencken / Ensemble
Sharon Gless - Narrator
Harry Groener / Geoffrey Wade - Dudley Field Malone
Jerry Hardin - Judge John Raulston
Jon  Shear - Arthur Garfield Hayes
Rob Nagle - Attorney General Stewart
David Alan Novak - Reverend Stribling / Ensemble
Robert Pescovitz - General Ben McKenzie / Ensemble
Matthew Underwood - Howard Morgan
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Costume Designer Holly Poe Durbin's rendering of Attorney General Tom Stewart
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We were a lot happier than we look in this photo... Rob Nagle, James Cromwell, Jerry Hardin, Sharon Gless, Edward Asner - Barnes & Noble, Union Square, New York City.
During this tour, Rob taught master classes at the University of Florida & the University of Maryland. ​
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With an audience of graduate and senior undergraduate acting students, Rob Nagle, right, works with Raymond Caldwell during a Scene Study Workshop on Wednesday morning at the Constans Theare on the University of Florida campus. Nagle critiqued the performances of eight of UF's advanced acting students at the theater.
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