Sessions -“Anna in Anguish”Based on the Anna Karenina character by Leo Tolstoy

By: T.J. Carson

Starring: Kim Jackson* as Dr. Regina

Shellyta Chatman as Anna KareninaBackground for the Script: Set in Part 2 of Anna Karenina, between Chapters 11 and 17 when Anna’s storyline reappears, and is just after Anna and Vronsky have consummated their relationship, after which Anna is distraught.Additional Crew:Script Reviewer: Sallie AmosEditing Associate: Garrell Woods*Kim Jackson appears courtesy of SAG-AFTRA

Sessions - “Ishmael's Indecision"Based on the Moby-Dick character by Herman MelvilleBy: T.J. CarsonStarring: Kim Jackson* as Dr. ReginaJason Russell as IshmaelBackground for the Script: Ishmael has already made his trip to New Bedford and heard the sermon on Jonah from Father Mapple. He has also been warned about Captain Ahab from “the prophet” and they have stocked the ship. It is Christmas Eve, the day before the journey to sea, and he has doubts.Additional Crew:Script Reviewer: Sallie AmosEditing Associate: Garrell Woods*Kim Jackson appears courtesy of SAG-AFTRA

Sessions - “Sherlock's Safe"Based on the Sherlock Holmes character by Arthur Conan Doyle. By: T.J. CarsonStarring: Kim Jackson* as Dr. ReginaCris King as Sherlock HolmesBackground for the script: Sherlock Holmes is a first year in university, having already met Irene Adler and Jim Moriarty. He’s had his first bout with the wrong side of the law and was sentenced to a medical facility for drug addiction. Along with it, a psychoanalyst appointment everyday for a few hours.Additional Crew:Script Reviewer: Sallie AmosEditing Associate: Garrell Woods*Kim Jackson appears courtesy of SAG-AFTRAWe know the volume is slightly off on this one, but should be fine moving forward!

Sessions - “The Cardew Crush"Based on the The Importance of Being Earnest character by Oscar Wilde

By: T.J. Carson

Starring: Kim Jackson as Dr. Regina

Mary Eliza Hendricks as Cecily Cardew

Background for the script: Jack “Ernest” is currently in town (with Algernon at the top of the play) and Miss Prism has found Cecily’s diary and letters to the fictional “Ernest,” subsequently sending Cecily to a doctor.