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An original drawing of Brian Gordon Sinclair as Hemingway, by Bob Orlin.
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Brian Gordon Sinclair on stage as Hemingway in Part 1, Sunrise: The Early Years. |
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Brian Gordon Sinclair as Hemingway in Part 2: The Lost Generation
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Josephine Baker of the Revue Negre and her famous banana dance. Once Hemingway met her when she was wearing a large fur coat on a warm evening.
"Why are you wearing that coat?" he asked. She opened it and revealed that she was naked. "A girl's got to wear something," she replied. |
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The cathedral of Saint Sulpice. This image appears in the altar scene in Part 2, The Lost Generation. |
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La Closerie des Lilas. This cafe was Hemingway's unofficial office in Paris. |
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Brian Gordon Sinclair as Ernest Hemingway... |
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... and with shots of Hemingway himself, for comparison. |
 Entrants in the Hemingway lookalike contest during Hemingway Days in Key West, Florida.
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On Safari: the playwright tames a wild elephant and battles a lion |
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A photo of Ezra Pound photo from the Hailey, Idaho museum, with quote from Pound's infamous fascist broadcasts.
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 At left, the Death Mask of poet Ezra Pound at the same museum. |
 Names on the War Memorial in Oak Park, Illinois. |
The quilt at right was made for Hemingway aficionado Bob Orlin, depicting his African journey through Hemingway's footsteps in Kenya. |
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 This African themed quilt was actually used on stage in Hemingway On Stage, Part I. |
 This fish themed quilt was presented to the author during the creation of Part I. |
 This Paris themed quilt was actually used on stage in Hemingway On Stage, Part II. |
 The Vincent "Sunflower" quilt. All quilts are made by Shirley D. Spencer. |
 The Key West Quilt, used on stage in Part III, Death in the Afternoon. |
 "Impressions of Madrid", used on stage in the Spanish Civil War sequence in Part IV, The Man-Eaters. |
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Brian Gordon Sinclair introduces the Consul General of Canada at unveiling of new Hemingway statue, July 2005. Photo by Margaret Elliot. |
 Valerie Hemingway, Brian Gordon Sinclair and Anthony Knill, Consul General of Canada, pose after Brian's performance of Part 3: Death in the Afternoon. |
Brian Gordon Sinclair introduces Anthony Knill, Consul General of Canada to Lorian Hemingway |
Consul General of Canada, Anthony Knill, Bob Orlin, artist, Valerie Hemingway, author, new statue of Ernest Hemingway and Brian Gordon Sinclair, author of Hemingway On Stage, July 2005. |
Gregorio Fuentes reminisces with Brian Gordon Sinclair in Cojimar, Cuba |
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Reception, Customs House Museum, Key West following debut of Part IV: The Man-Eaters
Left to right: Michael Kofsky, Ms. Marcy Grossman: Consul General of Canada, Brian Gordon Sinclair, Claudia Pennington: Executive Director, Key West Art and Historical Society.
Photo by Michael Haskins. |
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Brian Gordon Sinclair gives the Republican salute at the end of the Spanish Civil War sequence in The Man-Eaters.
Photo by Al Sachs. |
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Caricature by Ron Thomas,
"Papa" 2002 |
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Finally, I have grown a beard for the Hemingway's Havana stories.
At right, a preview of the World War II look for the fifth play, The Death Factory.
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Canada's Hemingway On Stage Award presented to Jean Klausing |
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Canada's Hemingway On Stage Award: 1st International Presentation to Steve and Hilary Newman, Stratford-upon-Avon |
My audience in Pamplona. What a thrill. |
Brian Gordon Sinclair presents cheque for hurricane relief to Jorge Soberon, Consul General of Cuba (City Hall, Toronto) |
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With Rolly Fox at 2,000,000 person Terry Fox Run in Havana |
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At Finca Vigia with Director,
Ada Rosa Alfonso Rosales |
With daughter and granddaughter of Gregorio Fuentes
in Cojimar
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A demonstration of the use of bandilleras
from Hemingway's HOT Havana |
On board The Pilar at Finca Vigia
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Poster for the world premiere of
In Deadly Ernest |
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Brian Gordon Sinclair as Patrick Pearse |
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Brian Gordon Sinclair onstage as Theo Van Gogh |
Van Gogh self-portrait
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Brian Gordon Sinclair as Theo Van Gogh, painting like his brother. |
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Brian Gordon Sinclair as Vincent Van Gogh |
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