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August 3, 2002 - Cost of Living Staged Reading and Recognition Ceremony

Check out the first page of Cost of Living ever written in it's original, hand-written, notebook paper glory!	Logan's sister Adrienne and their grandfather after the reading	The cast, crew, writers, and audience discuss why the play sucked	Nicole Bergeron chats with Logan's grandfather and his cousin Russell	Jack Harkleroad discusses the play with Logan's grandfather	Logan and the Lee clan wait for the play to start.  Lazy Bear Player David Chilton and his father sit in the upper right	Logan and Ryan pose with the cast and director who brought their characters to life.  From left to right:  director Michael Tulloss, Ryan DiGiorgi, Marty Malone, Randy Forester, Joe Smith, Nicole Bergeron, Jack Harkleroad, Katrina Petrigac, Logan Lee, and Andy Gross.  Not pictured: Richard Bonnington and Sherry Bonnington.	More o' the same
Yet again	One more time	The fantastic director and cast	The fantastic director and cast (kindly posing for another snapshot)	The fantastic director and cast (pretending they don't want to leave)	The fantastic director and cast (looking just as confused as anyone asked to read lines written by Logan and Ryan)	The fantastic director and cast (last one, we promise)	The fantastic director and cast (gotcha!)
Logan and Ryan accepting their runner-up award	Logan and Ryan making a hasty retreat with their award	Audience and cast co-mingle after the reading	More chatting with the infamous prop chalkboard from the play in the background	Jack Harkleroad, who portrayed Steve, a rather unintelligent fellow (Steve that is, not Jack)	Joe Smith, who portrayed Ralph, an even less intelligent fellow (again, Ralph, not Joe)	Katrina Petrigac, who took on the role of Stella, Steve's love interest	Logan's family poses behind one of the stands the actors used
Logan's family again	Logan's family in the audience	Logan lurks in the shadows of the lobby before the performance	Lazy Bear Player Alex Mishenko showed up to support Logan and Ryan.  Man, that guy wears a tie everywhere.	Logan gives the "not to shabby" look while posing with the award	Logan and his grandfather	Logan with Jeffrey Brown, producer of Cost of Living and the entire Festival of New Plays	Ryan under the marquee for the show (pretend it says Lazy Bear Productions Presents Cost of Living)
Logan joins Ryan under the marquee	The first person, other than Logan and Ryan, to direct a Lazy Bear Production, the incredibly talented Michael Tulloss	A shot of the programs for the show	Randy Forester and Nicole Bergeron, who gave life to Big Tony and his daughter Linda respectively	Logan's cousin Russell poses for a head shot while waiting for the show to begin	Ryan mugs for the camera, seen here sporting his short-lived shaggy artist look	The schedule for the Festival of New Plays, with a hand helpfully pointing our's out	The schedule minus the hand
Logan and Ryan show off their award	Logan and Ryan continue to show off their award	Logan and Ryan after receiving the award they would later proudly show off	Logan and Ryan behind the actor's stands, wishing they were in the play	Logan and Ryan...um...nothing new to report...	Logan and Ryan concerned that you didn't notice the earlier showing off of their award