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	A cast photo. (Source: Baker College Archives)
	Cast and Crew in a somewhat more relaxed setting.... (Source: Baker College Archives)
	The empty stage, showing the set design (banners and sidewall boxes were as of yet unfinished). (Source: Baker College Archives).
	I.i: The Messenger (Ryan Plumley) reports on the arriving nobles to Leonato (Chepe Lockett) while Beatrice (Amanda Allison) and Hero (Stacy Strehlow) look on. (Source: Baker College Archives).
	I.i: Beatrice (Amanda Allison) teases the Messenger (Ryan Plumley). (Source: Baker College Archives).
	Don Pedro (Roger Chen) and Benedick (Duke York) tease an off-camera Claudio of his new-found love for Hero. (Source: Baker College Archives).
	Don John (Peter Rogers) is unhappy with the general atmosphere of love and goodwill in Messina. Time for some plotting! (Source: Baker College Archives).
	And Borachio (Martin Holt) shows up with some convenient information for Don John (Peter Rogers). (Source: Baker College Archives).
	At the masque, Beatrice (Amanda Allison) mocks the masked Benedick (Duke York). (Source: Baker COllege Archives).
	Claudio (Aaron Pierce) worries that Hero may have been stolen from him by the oh-so-helpful Don Pedro.... (Source: Baker College Archives).
	But it all comes out right, as Leonato (Chepe Lockett) presents Hero (Stacy Strehlow) to the adoring Claudio (Aaron Pierce). (Don Pedro (Roger Chen) and Beatrice (Amanda Allison) look on). (Source: Baker College Archives).
	(Black & White) Benedick (Duke York) listens as his friends lure him into love with Beatrice. (Source: Baker College Archives).
	(Black & White) Beatrice (Amanda Allison) listens in as Hero (Stacy Strehlow) and Ursula (Rachel Tuuri) tell of Benedick's supposed infatuation. (Source: Baker College Archives).
	Claudio (Aaron Pierce), Don Pedro (Roger Chen), and Leonato (Chepe Lockett) tease the newly-shaved, -flowered, and -amorous Benedick (Duke York). (Source: Baker College Archives).
	Verges (Mike Tuckman) and Dogberry (Reed Oliver) seem most concerned with making sure the Watch (Oz Gaytán and Stephen Katz) hold the lantern correctly. (Source: Baker College Archives).
	"Oh, I am sick" -- Beatrice (Amanda Allison) has succumbed to Hero (Stacy Strehlow) and Margaret's (Jenn Tucker) plot. (Source: Baker College Archives).
	"Good Neighbors" -- Verges (Mike Tuckman) and Dogberry (Reed Oliver) make a hash of their report to the harried Leonato (Chepe Lockett). (Source: Baker College Archives).
	"This looks not like a nuptial" -- Claudio's denunciation. (Source: Baker College Archives).
	Innogen (Noelle Berryman), Beatrice (Amanda Allison), and Benedick (Duke York) look after the fallen Hero (Stacy Strehlow). (Source: Baker College Archives).
	Benedick (Duke York) swears vengeance for Beatrice (Amanda Allison). (Source: Baker College Archives).
	Leonato (Chepe Lockett) grieves as Innogen (Noelle Berryman) tries to stir him. (Source: Baker College Archives).
	Trench warfare in Baker-Shake? No, it's one of the Watchmen (Stephen Katz) listening in to Conrade and Borachio from off the edge of the stage. (Source: Baker College Archives).
	The Watchmen (Stephen Katz & Oz Gaytán) capture Conrade (Amy Hemphill) and Borachio (Martin Holt). (Source: Baker College Archives).
	The Priest (Stephen Katz) looks on as Innogen (Noelle Berryman) presents three veiled maidens -- which is for Claudio to wed? (Source: Baker College Archives).
	Benedick (Duke York) gives in to his love for Beatrice (Amanda Allison), and a happy resolution comes for all. (Source: Baker College Archives).
	How the other half lives -- Dave Serafini supervises construction of the Commons-spanning set. (Source: Baker College Archives).

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