Vivian Bearing, PH.D. (Carolyn Graham Tsuneta) in the bed, and Susie Monahan, R.N.,B.S.N. (Carrie Emrich) eat a popcicle as they discuss the D.N.R. (do not resuscitate) option to be put on her chart.
W;T was directed by E. Dee Torrey with set design by Scott Wegner, light design by E. Dee Torrey and props by Patty Rosen.
Vivian Bearing (Carolyn Graham Tsuneta) answers pre-examination questions for Jason Posner, M.D. (Robert Marquez) as nurse Susie Monahan (Carrie Emrich) watches.
The 'Code Team' from right, #2 (Renee Anderson), #3 (David Clemmer), #1 (Roxanna Quach) and #4 (Emily Howard) attempt to revive Vivian Bearing because Dr. Posner (Robert Marquez) in the white coat, called a code blue, as Susie Monahan (Carrie Emrich) tries to stop them. Vivian is D.N.R.
Vivian Bearing, Ph.D. (Carolyn Graham Tsuneta) explains to the audience that she has stage four ovarian cancer.
Harvey Kelekian, M.D. (Don Tompos) far left, supervises the residents from left, #2 (Renee Anderson), #4 (Emily Howard), Dr. Posner (Robert Marquez), #1 (Roxanna Quach) and #3 (David Clemmer) in Grand Rounds.
Vivian Bearing (Carolyn Graham Tsuneta) screams in agony as Nurse Monahan (Carrie Emrich) tries to console her while Dr. Kelekian (Don Tompos) and Dr. Posner (Robert Marquez) decide on the dose of pain medicine to be administered.
E.M. Ashford (Lana Shane) says farwell to the body of Vivian Bearing (Carolyn Graham Tsuenata) just after her death.
In a flashback, Vivian Bearing (Carolyn Graham Tsuneta) teaches a class about John Dunne's poetry. The students from left, #1 (Roxanna Quach), #2 (Renee Anderson), #3 (David Clemmer) and #4 (Emily Howard).
Vivian Bearing (Carolyn Graham Tsuneta) is interviewed By Dr. Kelekian (Don Tompos) and is told she has stage four ovarian cancer.
In another flashback Vivian Bearing (Cerolyn Graham Tsuneta) goes over a term paper, about John Dunne, with E.M. Ashford, Ph.D.(Lana Shane). The discussion rests on the use of punctuation and the differences between the colon and the semicolon.
Carolyn Graham Tsuneta sees her reflection for the first time after she had her head shaved in preperation for the role of Vivian Bearing.
Carolyn enjoys a nosh as Sonja Newton starts the final shave to give her a bald head.
In the final scene of W;T, the soul of Vivian Bearing steps through the wall as she goes to her afterlife.
Vivian Bearing, PH.D. (Carolyn Graham Tsuneta) in the bed, and Susie Monahan, R.N.,B.S.N. (Carrie Emrich) eat a popcicle as they discuss the D.N.R. (do not resuscitate) option to be put on her chart.
Vivian Bearing (Carolyn Graham Tsuneta) answers pre-examination questions for Jason Posner, M.D. (Robert Marquez) as nurse Susie Monahan (Carrie Emrich) watches.
The 'Code Team' from right, #2 (Renee Anderson), #3 (David Clemmer), #1 (Roxanna Quach) and #4 (Emily Howard) attempt to revive Vivian Bearing because Dr. Posner (Robert Marquez) in the white coat, called a code blue, as Susie Monahan (Carrie Emrich) tries to stop them. Vivian is D.N.R.
Vivian Bearing, Ph.D. (Carolyn Graham Tsuneta) explains to the audience that she has stage four ovarian cancer.
Harvey Kelekian, M.D. (Don Tompos) far left, supervises the residents from left, #2 (Renee Anderson), #4 (Emily Howard), Dr. Posner (Robert Marquez), #1 (Roxanna Quach) and #3 (David Clemmer) in Grand Rounds.
Vivian Bearing (Carolyn Graham Tsuneta) screams in agony as Nurse Monahan (Carrie Emrich) tries to console her while Dr. Kelekian (Don Tompos) and Dr. Posner (Robert Marquez) decide on the dose of pain medicine to be administered.
E.M. Ashford (Lana Shane) says farwell to the body of Vivian Bearing (Carolyn Graham Tsuenata) just after her death.
In a flashback, Vivian Bearing (Carolyn Graham Tsuneta) teaches a class about John Dunne's poetry. The students from left, #1 (Roxanna Quach), #2 (Renee Anderson), #3 (David Clemmer) and #4 (Emily Howard).
Vivian Bearing (Carolyn Graham Tsuneta) is interviewed By Dr. Kelekian (Don Tompos) and is told she has stage four ovarian cancer.
In another flashback Vivian Bearing (Cerolyn Graham Tsuneta) goes over a term paper, about John Dunne, with E.M. Ashford, Ph.D.(Lana Shane). The discussion rests on the use of punctuation and the differences between the colon and the semicolon.
Carolyn Graham Tsuneta sees her reflection for the first time after she had her head shaved in preperation for the role of Vivian Bearing.
Carolyn enjoys a nosh as Sonja Newton starts the final shave to give her a bald head.
In the final scene of W;T, the soul of Vivian Bearing steps through the wall as she goes to her afterlife.