Stake attention in this memory
This media file is a scanned page from a book, featuring two photographs related to theatrical productions. The top photograph depicts a scene from a play, likely a battle, with multiple individuals in costume on a stage. They appear to be engaged in combat, with some holding weapons. The background suggests a theatrical set with lighting fixtures. The text below this image identifies it as a "battle scene in performance" from "King John" at the New York Shakespeare Festival in 1988, choreographed by B. H. Barry, and photographed by Martha Swope in 1991. The bottom photograph shows a single figure in elaborate costume, kneeling and holding a scroll or book. The figure's posture and facial expression suggest a moment of contemplation or distress. The accompanying text identifies this scene as "Henry VI (Wars of the Roses)" from the New York Shakespeare Festival in 1970. It specifies that "The Duke of York (Paul Sparer) kills Old Clifford (Frank Borgman)" on the battlefield during a performance. The Director is noted as Stuart Vaughan, and the photo credit is to George E. Joseph. The page also includes a header with the text "TECHNICAL REHEARSALS DRESS REHEARSALS AND PERFORMANCE" and the page number "291." The overall context of the page is about the technical aspects of theater, specifically rehearsals and performances.
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