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Mr. Voysey (Ken Ruta) challenges his son Edward (Athony Fusco), who claims the family has been secretly cheating its clients out of their money for decades.

Mrs. Voysey (Barbara Oliver, right) assures Edward (Anthony Fusco) that she knows he'll do what is right, as Honor Voysey (Lauren Grace) looks on.

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Mr. Voysey (Ken Ruta), far right) consults with his clerk, Peacey (Mark Robbins) as family friend and longtime client George Booth (Gary Neal Johnson) intrudes.

Alice Maitland, (René Augesen), Edward's longtime fiancée, presents a rose to Mr. Voysey (Ken Ruta), who has long held a soft spot in his heart for his future daughter-in-law.

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Alice (René Augesen) urges Edward (Anthony Fusco) to protect the Voysey family's most needy clients, who would be beggared by the family firm's bankruptcy.

Following Mr. Voysey's funeral, George Booth Voysey (Andy Murray) listens as Edward (Anthony Fusco) and Trenchard Voysey (Mark Robbins) disagree over what to do with their fraudulent inheritance.

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Edward (Anthony Fusco) begs the family's longtime client and friend George Booth (Gary Neal Johnson) not to withdraw his assets from the firm before he can restructure it.

Hugh (Stephen Caffrey, right) considers returning his inheritance money to his brother Edward (Anthony Fusco, seated), who assures Hugh that he will not need to beggar himself.

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A.C.T. presents Harley Granville-Barker's The Voysey Inheritance
in a world premiere adaptation by David Mamet.
Photo by Brigitte Lacombe