All's Well that Ends Well - written by William Shakespeare & directed by Laird Williamson - Shakespeare Theatre, Washington, DC. February-March 1996
(Remounted with Sabrina Le Beauf & Douglas Harmsen for the Shakespeare Free for All at the Carter Barron Amphitheatre, June 1998)

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Laird Williamson

Scenic Designer - Andrew V. Yelusich
Costume Designer - Andrew V. Yelusich
Lighting Designer - Don Darnutzer
Original Music - Catherine MacDonald
Vocal Consultant - Sarah Felder
Musical Staging - Karma Camp
Fight Choreographer - Brad Waller (credited as Brad Alan Waller)

Paul Michael Valley - Bertram
DeAnn Mears -Countess of Rossillion
Kelly McGillis - Helena
Philip Goodwin - Parolles
Floyd King - Lavatch
Jason Patrick Bowcutt - Reynaldo
Ben Rolly - Page to Bertram
Ted van Griethuysen - King of France
Emery Battis - Lafew
Rob Nagle - Armand Dumaine
Stevie Ray Dallimore - Guillaume Dumaine
David Sabin - Duke of Florence / A Counselor to the King
Len Childers, Elliot Dash, Kent Gasser, Kit Halliday, John Pasha, R. Scott Williams- Ensemble
Wallace Acton - A French Soldier
Michael Solomon - Another Soldier
Caitlin O'Connell - Widow Capilet
Carol Halstead - Diana
Grainne Cassidy - Mariana
Bodde Bauer, Nanette Savard - Florentine Women
Seth Cohen, Trevor Hackett - Young Bertram
Nikki Gaetano, Juliana Williams - Young Helena

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Kelly McGillis as Helena and Ted van Griethuysen as the King of France

Phillip Goodwin as Parolles

Kelly McGillis and Ted van Griethuysen cut a rug

Stevie Ray Dallimore & Rob Nagle as the Brothers Dumaine

Stevie Ray, Paul, and Rob

Rob Nagle, Paul Michael Valley, and Stevie Ray Dallimore

Paul Michael Valley as Bertram, Rob Nagle as Armand Dumaine, and Stevie Ray Dallimore as Guillaume Dumaine

Rob Nagle and Stevie Ray Dallimore being very serious for an archival photo

Heather Allyn and Rob Nagle in battle attire