At a convent, fragile, unearthly Sister Agnes gives birth (she says it's a virgin birth), but the child dies. The police soon are involved because of the death of the baby. However, the main conflict is between Mother Superior Miriam Ruth, who wants Agnes left alone, and Dr. Martha Livingston, a psychiatrist determined to help Agnes gain a stronger grasp on reality and uncover any wrongdoers.

At a convent, fragile, unearthly Sister Agnes gives birth (she says it's a virgin birth), but the child dies. The police soon are involved because of the death of the baby. However, the main conflict is between Mother Superior Miriam Ruth, who wants Agnes left alone, and Dr. Martha Livingston, a psychiatrist determined to help Agnes gain a stronger grasp on reality and uncover any wrongdoers.

Agnes of God (performed by Teresa Ruiz) is a play by John Pielmeier which tells the story of a novice nun who gives birth and insists that the dead child was the result of a virgin conception. A psychiatrist and the mother superior of the convent clash during the resulting investigation.

At a convent, fragile, unearthly Sister Agnes gives birth (she says it's a virgin birth), but the child dies. The police soon are involved because of the death of the baby. However, the main conflict is between Mother Superior Miriam Ruth, who wants Agnes left alone, and Dr. Martha Livingston, a psychiatrist determined to help Agnes gain a stronger grasp on reality and uncover any wrongdoers.

80's Thriller starring Jane Fonda, Anne Bancroft and Meg Tilly.

Agnes of God

At a convent, fragile, unearthly Sister Agnes gives birth (she says it's a virgin birth), but the child dies. The police soon are involved because of the death of the baby. However, the main conflict is between Mother Superior Miriam Ruth, who wants Agnes left alone, and Dr. Martha Livingston, a psychiatrist determined to help Agnes gain a stronger grasp on reality and uncover any wrongdoers.

At a convent, fragile, unearthly Sister Agnes gives birth (she says it's a virgin birth), but the child dies. The police soon are involved because of the death of the baby. However, the main conflict is between Mother Superior Miriam Ruth, who wants Agnes left alone, and Dr. Martha Livingston, a psychiatrist determined to help Agnes gain a stronger grasp on reality and uncover any wrongdoers.

At a convent, fragile, unearthly Sister Agnes gives birth (she says it's a virgin birth), but the child dies. The police soon are involved because of the death of the baby. However, the main conflict is between Mother Superior Miriam Ruth, who wants Agnes left alone, and Dr. Martha Livingston, a psychiatrist determined to help Agnes gain a stronger grasp on reality and uncover any wrongdoers.

At a convent, fragile, unearthly Sister Agnes gives birth (she says it's a virgin birth), but the child dies. The police soon are involved because of the death of the baby. However, the main conflict is between Mother Superior Miriam Ruth, who wants Agnes left alone, and Dr. Martha Livingston, a psychiatrist determined to help Agnes gain a stronger grasp on reality and uncover any wrongdoers.

An emotional scene from the analysis session. Maira Lozano Baca is the analyst.

Original comedic sketch from the play 'Knock! Knock!, Crossing the Threshold of Faith and Home,' Friday, April 17th &18th, 2009 at the Diana Wortham Theater, Asheville, NC by actors Amy LaDeroute, Richard Camuto and Tebbe Davis. See Part 1: www.youtube.com Copyrighted Library of Congress 2009 - Beyond, all rights reserved

My senior project for UHH Le'a Gleason- Dr Livingstone Joyce Stevens- Mother Superior and me as Agnes. Enjoy!

At a convent, fragile, unearthly Sister Agnes gives birth (she says it's a virgin birth), but the child dies. The police soon are involved because of the death of the baby. However, the main conflict is between Mother Superior Miriam Ruth, who wants Agnes left alone, and Dr. Martha Livingston, a psychiatrist determined to help Agnes gain a stronger grasp on reality and uncover any wrongdoers.

A SCENE RE-IMAGING FROM A MOVIE CALLED "AGNES OF GOD". DIRECTED BY: GABRIEL GARCIA ROSA SOUND & EDITING BY: CHRIS JON CONTI GAFFER SARAH CRANE STARRING: STEPHANIE CASTRO & ALBERT DABAH

At a convent, fragile, unearthly Sister Agnes gives birth (she says it's a virgin birth), but the child dies. The police soon are involved because of the death of the baby. However, the main conflict is between Mother Superior Miriam Ruth, who wants Agnes left alone, and Dr. Martha Livingston, a psychiatrist determined to help Agnes gain a stronger grasp on reality and uncover any wrongdoers.

At a convent, fragile, unearthly Sister Agnes gives birth (she says it's a virgin birth), but the child dies. The police soon are involved because of the death of the baby. However, the main conflict is between Mother Superior Miriam Ruth, who wants Agnes left alone, and Dr. Martha Livingston, a psychiatrist determined to help Agnes gain a stronger grasp on reality and uncover any wrongdoers.

Scene evening with Students of Robert Epstein's "Complete Meisner-Based Actor's Training for Stage, Film and TV in Washington, DC., website: www.completeactorstraining.com. Scenes from 12 week Meisner Intensive II Scenework and the Rehearsal Process, 04-09. This is the second take of a scene from AGNES OF GOD with Sharon Lipovsky and Farzana Paleker.

a small part of Mvcc's Agnes of God. It's cut in weird places and it's out of sync but what ever.

This a Agnes Of God as recorded at The Chicago Actors Studio by Edward Dennis Fogell.

Part 2. A scene from Agnes of God from TheatresCool's Adult Showcase, November 2009 featuring a collection of scenes from contemporary plays and movies. In this scene, Agnes and Dr. Livingstone meet for the first time to discuss "what happened".

women's fashions inspired by the movie "Agnes of God" starring Jane Fonda

This scene is from Agnes of God, by John Pilmeister, the first scene in the Epstein Acting Studio live performance of scenes on March 9, 2010, with Devorah Firestone and Carole Preston. It is part of Robert Epstein's Complete Meisner-Based Actor's Training for Stage, Film and TV, in Washington, DC For more info, visit the website at www.completeactorstraining.com

Part 1. A scene from Agnes of God from TheatresCool's Adult Showcase, November 2009 featuring a collection of scenes from contemporary plays and movies. In this scene, Agnes and Dr. Livingstone meet for the first time to discuss "what happened".

Original comedic sketch from the play 'Knock! Knock!, Crossing the Threshold of Faith and Home,' Friday, April 17th &18th, 2009 at the Diana Wortham Theater, Asheville, NC by actors Amy LaDeroute, Richard Camuto and Tebbe Davis. See Part 2: www.youtube.com Copyrighted Library of Congress 2009 - Beyond, all rights reserved

St Agnes of God music video. =P :D