Guys and Dolls
2000

Directed and produced by Angela Mitchell, Musical Direction by Audrey Vallance, Dance Choreography by Larry Ryan — this “greatest of all American Musicals” was staged at The Bangkok Playhouse in November 2000

Paul Robere (Uncle Arvide) tells Louise Truslow (Sarah) "More I cannot wish you..."
Brannigan checks out the Guys...
Patrick L'Argent (Nathan) and Bonnie Zellerbach (Adelaide)
The guys roll the dice...
Jonathan Truslow (Rusty Charlie, Michael Popkin (Benny Southstreet) and Ismael Mercado (Nicely-Nicely Johnson) open the show with "Fugue for Tin horns"
The finale and amazing b'way set of "Guys & Dolls"
Tapdancing Crapshooters (Larry Ryan and his "Tap in Thaim" dancers) in the sewer
Louise Truslow (Sarah) and Daryl Morrissey (Sky Masterson) have a chat with the Cuban waiter (Surin Narula)
The Dance team strut their stuff in Havana
Hot Box Girls (Farmerettes & Chickens) sing "Bushel & a Peck"
Patrick L'Argent (Nathan Detroit): "I name her! Sgt. Sarah Brown (Louise Truslow)
Michael Popkin (Benny Southstreet) and Ismael Mercado (Nicely-Nicely Johnson) with Brian Garrigan (Lt. Brannigan)
A couple of "dolls" - Samantha Dunn and Jane Prichard
Daryl Morrissey (Sky Masterson) sings "Luck be a lady"
Miss Adelaide & the Hot Box girls use sex to sell the show! "Take Back your Mink".... Before....
Uncle Arvide and the missionaries worry about the future of the mission.
Patrick L'Argent (Nathan) and Bonnie Zellerbach (Adelaide)
Star-crossed lovers, Daryl Morrissey (Sky) and Louise Truslow (Sarah) tie the knot.
Patrick L'Argent (Nathan) and Bonnie Zellerbach (Adelaide) during the scream in "Sue Me"
Ismael Mercado (Nicely-Nicely Johnson) leads the cast in "Sit Down Your Rocking the Boat"
Miss Adelaide & the Hot Box girls use sex to sell the show! "Take Back your Mink".... after the strip.