An outstanding success in New York and elsewhere, this play has to do with a family of New Englanders who have, years before, given refuge to a great artist. The play opens some years after Bean's death with an excited world in pursuit of his work and any details they can gather about his life and character. Dr. Haggett and his family, who have some of Bean's canvases, suddenly realize their value, and become hard, selfish, and ill-tempered. It is Abby, the family servant, who ultimately holds them all in her power; she has one of the greatest paintings, which she cannot be persuaded into selling or giving away. She is the only one who really understood the artist -- besides, she had been married to him! The Greybeard Players               Dr. Haggett ... Mark Wright   Producer/ Director ... Brian Fuller Susan Haggett ... Martha Maude   Technical Director ... Jamie King Abby ... Margaret Harrison   Lighting ... Andrea Curry Mrs. Haggett ... Melissa Brown   Sound ... Akiko Matsumoto Ada Haggett ... Heather Cheezem   Costume, Makeup ... Kerie Peterson Warren ... J. Hunt Briggs   Publicity & House ... J. Heath Peek New York Visitors ... Jeremy Isaac Witteveen   Special Artwork ... Akiko Matsumoto     Parker S. Austin   Publicity Photos ... Sam Simpkins     Nat Ruland   Propertes ... Melissa Colombo         Running Crew ... Ben Hetzel             Stephanie Italiano