Contents
Collection Overview
Historical Note
Scope and Contents of the Collection
Organization of the Collection
Search Terms
Series 1: DRAMATIC PRODUCTIONS
Series 2: THEATERS
Series 3: THE MASQUERS
Series 4: DEPARTMENT OF DRAMATIC ARTS
Series 5: HISTORY OF DRAMATICS AT AMHERST COLLEGE
Series 6: FIVE COLLEGE THEATER AND DANCE
Series 7: MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECT FILES
Series 8: SCRIPTS AND MUSIC SCORES
Series 9: POSTERS
Series 10: SLIDES
Series 11: AUDIO RECORDINGS
Series 12: VIDEO RECORDINGS
Series 13: COSTUME DESIGN
Series 14: OBJECTS
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Dramatic Activities Collection, 1826-ongoing
Finding Aid
Finding aid prepared by Ralph McGoun, Jr., Peter Nelson, Claudia Gunter, Sarang Gopalakrishnan, Daria D'Arienzo.
Encoding funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
© 2003
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Title:
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Dramatic Activities Collection |
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1826-ongoing |
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Abstract:
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The Collection includes surviving programs, scripts, photographs and slides, set and costume designs, publicity material and posters, clippings, audio and video material, and an odd object or two that chronicle the conceptualization, creation, production and review of hundreds of College dramatic performances during the last 180 years. |
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37 records storage boxes, 12 map case drawers, 5 flat boxes, 6 slide drawers, 1 slide album (2 v.), 1 scrapbook(45.5 linear ft.) |
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Language:
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English. |
Professor Ralph C. (Tuffy) McGoun (AC 1927) is responsible for creating the Dramatic Activities Collections between 1978 and 1984. McGoun, who was professor of Dramatics and the lighting and technical director for College productions, had been responsible for ensuring much of the 20th century documentation was saved in Kirby Theater. After McGoun retired, he became a dedicated volunteer in the College Archives. McGoun facilitated the transfer of the material preserved in Kirby. He worked with the Theater Department to transfer appropriate material. He added many items he had personally saved during his more than 60 years at the College. McGoun identified 19th century material from what has been the College's memorabilia in the former Hitchcock Memorial Room and brought it together into the developing Dramatic Activities Collection. While arranging and describing the collection, McGoun searched contemporary accounts of productions in College and local and national publications and added those accounts to the collection. He searched scrapbooks, bound volumes and photograph albums kept by students and identified and added any items that chronicled the dramatic arts at the College. He also arranged for ongoing transfer of material documenting College productions from the Department of Theater and Dance. Thus the Dramatic Activities Collection is a growing collection.
Between 1978 and 1984, Professor McGoun collected, arranged and described the nucleus of this comprehensive collection. Since different items were received at various times from different sources and were pulled together to form a collection, there was no original order to maintain. Additional items are added regularly and the listing amended. The original guide to the collection was in the form of a card catalogue providing alphabetical access by title of production to a chronological arrangement of material. The original card catalogue also included access to material by format and by general subjects relating to dramatic activities at the College. In 2002, the original card file was transferred into machine readable format. The collection was organized into 14 series reflecting the different formats and subjects represented in the collection. Access to the primary series, Dramatic Productions, was expanded to three access points - author of the play, title of the production and date of the performances.
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1822 |
Commencement exercises featured formal 'dialogues.' The 1822 program featured 'The Turkish Oppression' and 'The Gospel Carried To India' |
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1832(?) |
Literary Societies, especially the Athenian Society, began to include short comedies or farces in their programs. |
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1870 Jun |
The Naval Dramatic Association presented two short plays on a program with music to raise funds for rowing. Only one show was given. |
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1874 |
Unsuccessful attempt by the students to form a Thespian 'Society' |
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1879 Jun |
Glee Club produced (Gilbert & Sullivan's) HMS Pinafore in College Hall. It was the first full-length production at Amherst College, with town women. |
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1881 |
Senior Dramatic Company held joint production with Glee Club. |
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1882 |
W. Clyde Fitch (AC 1886), future distinguished American playwright, entered Amherst as a Freshman. He established a reputation as an actor playing the leading female parts in the College dramatic productions. |
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1883 |
Sole musical production by Glee Club Dramatics. |
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1883-1905 |
Yearly full-length plays produced by Senior Dramatic Company. At first these plays were produced and acted entirely by members of the senior class. Later a few lowerclassmen were used, especially in female roles. |
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1906-1916 |
Dramatic Association organized plays that were produced and acted by members of all classes. |
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1914 |
Amherst Stock Company started by members of the Class of 1914 in their freshmen year. The company continued until March 1915. The Class of 1914 also made one final production at their 25th reunion. |
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1916 |
Everett Glass (AC 1914) appointed first full-time dramatics coach. |
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1917 Feb |
The Amherst Masquers were formed by Everett Glass (AC 1914) to include all students of the college. It introduced women in female roles. |
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1922 |
E.A. Richards (AC 1922) succeeded Glass as dramatics coach |
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1926-1954 |
F. Curtis Canfield (AC 1925) served as Director for the Masquers (except during his service during WWII) |
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1933 |
Summer: Masquers travel to Vienna to perform three plays in the Schönbrunn Theatre |
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1937 |
Work begins on the new Kirby Memorial Theater, named for Philadelphia surgeon, Dr. Ellwood R. Kirby whose estate provided the fund through his charitable trust |
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1938-1971 |
Ralph C. (Tuffy) McGound (AC 1927) served as lighting and technical director for college dramatic productions. |
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1938 Nov 3 |
First performance in the new Kirby Theater, 'High Tor' |
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1939-1970 |
Charles E. Rogers designed sets and costumes for College dramatic productions. |
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1939 Mar 17 |
Formal opening and dedication of Kirby Theater |
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1943 Oct-1946 Mar |
Kirby Dance Guild and Kirby Theater Guild formed and managed by Professor Charles E. Rogers. |
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1949 |
Masquers appeared in 5 performances of 'Julius Caesar' in the Elizabethan Theatre at the Folger Shakespeare Library. The April 3, 1949 performance was televised by the National Broadcasting Company, making it the first American televised full-length performance of a Shakespeare play |
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1955 Dec |
The Drama Association was formed by a group of students to give play readings. No record of any performances. |
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1968-1974 |
Stone Theater Group performed plays in Stone Basement Theater. |
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1968 Apr |
First performance by '70 Players,' a student group formed by James Andrew Kalter '70 to give students more opportunity to produce plays outside of the direction of the Department of Dramatic Arts. |
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1973-1974 |
New Cell Theater Ensemble was formed by Christopher Torch '74 to produce Avant-garde and experimental plays. |
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1976 Feb |
Gilbert & Sullivan Society produced 'The Sorcerer' in Cole Assembly Room. The group later performed 'Ruddigore' at Mount Holyoke College. |
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1986 Nov |
'Spectrum III,' the first program of original plays, performed by Black Students in Backroom. |
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The Dramatic Activities Collection documents the history of dramatics at Amherst College, beginning in 1822. The Collection includes surviving programs, scripts, photographs and slides, set and costume designs, publicity material and posters, clippings, audio and video material, and an odd object or two that chronicle the conceptualization, creation, production and review of hundreds of College dramatic performances during the last 180 years. The collection grows as the College creates new productions. The Collection occupies approximately 41 linear feet of shelf space plus 12 flat file drawers.
The breadth of this collection is unusual - documenting all student performances, from the earliest "dialogues" performed at the first commencement in 1822, to the ceremonial prank burnings of mathematics textbooks in effigy after surviving the sophomore year; to complete set and costume designs for the Masquers performances for 30 years; to the extensive photographic documentation of performances beginning in the 1880s; to the masks used in several of the performances. In addition to this documentation of performance, the collection chronicles the history of student dramatic groups, documents the relationship of the theater in the Five College environment, and contains records of courses offered in the dramatic arts at Amherst for 50 years.
While the Dramatic Activities Collection is most useful in its relationship to the history of Amherst College, is it also an excellent source for studying the history of student activities and dramatic expression during the 19th and 20th centuries and the changing attitudes toward such things during that time.
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This collection is organized into fourteen series:
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1. Dramatic Productions, 1826-
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2. Theaters, 1827-1988
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3. The Masquers, 1898-1962
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4. Department of Dramatic Arts, 1930-1986
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5. History of Dramatics at Amherst College, 1870-1979
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6. Five College Theater and Dance, 1977-
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7. Miscellaneous Subject Files, 1880-1979 and n.d.
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8. Scripts and Music Scores, 1921-1977
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9. Posters, 1894-
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10. Slides, 1938-1985
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11. Audio Recordings, 1953-1971 and n.d.
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12. Video Recordings, 1984-1987
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13. Costume Design, 1938-1965
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14. Objects, 1929-1963
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Series 1: DRAMATIC PRODUCTIONS
Series 1, DRAMATIC PRODUCTIONS, makes up the bulk of the collection and includes programs, newspaper clippings, photographs, and other materials documenting particular dramatic productions.
Arranged chronologically.
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Credulity and Quackery
1826 Jul
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Cranioscopy: A Colloquy
1831 Aug
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Athenae Society - One Act Plays
1832 Jun
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Two One-Act Plays
1832 Jun
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Athenae Society - One Act Plays
1832 Nov
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Two One-Act Plays
1832 Nov
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Author In A Quandary, The
1836 Nov
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Prometheus Bound, a scene in translation
1845 Jul
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Woman of Trachis, The- A scene in translation
1846 Apr
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Funeral Services and Wake at the Burial of S. Gunn, X-Member of the Class of 1860
1858 Oct
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Nocturnal Cattle Show
1860 Fall
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Burial Rites of ye Classics and Mathematic
1866 Jul
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Funeral Ceremonies of Ye Much Revered Conics
1867 Jul
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Robert Emmet, A Dramatic Colloquy in Two Acts
1867 Nov
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Burial of Alcestis
1868 Jul
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Columbus A Dramatic Colloquy
1869 Feb
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Ici on Parle Francais
1870 Mar
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Concrematio Geometriae atque Algebrae
1870 May
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Naval Dramatic Association
1870 Jun
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Turn Him Out, or, Out Damned Spot
1870 Jun
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Boots at the Swan
1871 Feb
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Funebria Matheseos
1871 Jul
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Drummer Boy of Shiloh, The
1872 Jan
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Ululatio Pro Sepulchro Mathematicorum
1872 Jul
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Dramatic Recitations and Readings
1873 Feb
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Crematis Mathematicorum
1873 Jul
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Mrs. Jarley's Great Moral Wax-Works and Shadow Pantomimes
1873 Oct
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Michael Erle; or, the Maniac Lover!
1875 Jan
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That Rascal, Pat
1875 Jan
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Math. E. Matica! Obit
1875 Jul
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Hour in Fairy Land, An
1875 Sep
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Dramatic Recitations and Readings
1875 Oct
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Cricket on the Hearth
1876 Feb
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Limerick Boy, The
1876 Feb
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Among the Breakers
1876 May
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Persecuted Dutchman
1876 May
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Sleeping Queen, The
1876 Jun
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Son and Stranger
1876 Oct
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New Entertainment
1877 Oct
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H. M. S. Pinafore
1879 Jun
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Dramatic Recitations and Readings
1879 Nov
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Dramatic Recitations and Readings
1879 Dec
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Cremation of "Chicky Red tape"
1880
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Lord Lovel and Lady Nancy Bell
1881 Mar
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Romeo and Juliet, a New Travesty
1881 Jun
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Final Gathering of the Class of '84 For the Furtherance of Mathematical Inquiry and the Solution of Abtruse Geometro-Algebraico-Trigonomical Formulae
1881 Nov
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Dramatic Recitations and Readings
1881 Dec
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Babes In The Woods, The
1881-1883
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Convivial Onion, The
1882 (?)
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Ici on Parle Francais
1882 Mar
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Social Young'uns
1882 Jun
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Anna Lytt - Funeral Pageant
1882 Nov
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Who is Who, or, Bound to Be a Masher!; Who's Who, or, All in a Fog
1883 Feb
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Who is Who, or, Bound to Be a Masher!; Who's Who, or, All in a Fog
1883 Feb
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Amateurs and Actors
1883 Mar
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Desperate Game, A
1883 Mar
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Who is Who, or, Bound to Be a Masher!; Who's Who, or, All in a Fog
1883 Mar
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New Rip Van Winkle, a Travesty of College Life in the Olden Time, The
1883 May
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Hamlet, a Travesty
1883 Jun
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My Uncle's Suit, or, In Possession
1883 Jun
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Fair Barbarian, A
1883 Nov
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Mattie Matix, the Cremation of Mathematics
1883 Nov
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Parlor Theatricals at Professor E.P. Crowell's
1883 Dec
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Cremation of Miss Algie Bra
1883 Dec 17
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I Shall Invite the Major
1884 Feb
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Pyramus and Thisbe
1884 Mar
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She Stoops to Conquer
1884 Mar
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Comedy in the Dark, A or, Who Pasted the Bills?
1884 Jun
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Freshman Circus (AC 1886)
1884 Jun
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Humorous and Dramatic Recitals
1885 Jan
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Pyramus and Thisbe
1885 Jan
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Thos. Nash's Artistic Entertainment
1885 Jan
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Boots at the Inn
1885 Feb
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Coal-Heavers Revenge, The
1885 Mar
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Sleeping Car, The
1885 May
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Freshman Bonfire- Relics and Ruins
1885 Jun
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Goodrich's Grand Dime Circus
1885 Jun
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Tennyson Evening
1885 Jul
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Summer School Shakespeare Company
1885 Aug
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Turned Head, The
1885 Dec
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Drummer Boy of Shiloh, The
1886
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Country Girl, The
1886 Feb
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Histoire de l'Amour de Marie Jeanne
1886 Feb
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Peculiar Proposals
1886 Mar
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Dramatic Recitations and Readings
1887 Feb
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Sullivan the Slugger
1887 Mar
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Suspended Animation, or, Freezing a Mother-in-Law
1887 Mar
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Esther, the Beautiful Queen
1887 May
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Private Secretary, The
1887 Jun
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Much Ado About Nothing
1887-1888
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Second Sight, or Your Fortune for a Dollar
1888
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Old Heads and Young Hearts
1888 Jun
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Anna Lytic G. Ometry
1888 Dec
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Irish Dragoon, The
1889 Jan
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Freezing a Mother-in-Law, or, Frightfully Frosty Front
1889 Mar
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Suspended Animation, or, Freezing a Mother-in-Law
1889 Mar
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Katharine, a Travesty on Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew"
1889 Jun
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Pygmalion and Galatea
1891 Mar
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Mock Town Meeting
1891 May
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Button, The (German)
1891 Aug
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The Kaffe Klack (sic) correct spelling is "Der Kaffee Klatch"
1891 Aug
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Case of Eviction, A
1892 Feb
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Mock Conversation
1892 Mar
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Letre Chargie, La (in French)
1892 Aug
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Sleeping Car, The
1892-1895
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Lend Me Five Shillings!
1893 Feb
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Two Buzzards, or, Whitebait at Greenwich
1893 Mar
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Night Off, A, or, A Page From Balzac
1893 Jun
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Pipes and Perdition
1894 Feb
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Two Bonnycastles, The
1894 Feb
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Rehearsal at the Pudding, A
1894 Mar
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Under the Laurels
1894 May
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Woman Hater, The
1894 May
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Un Crane Sous une Tempete
1894 Jul
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Retour du Japon, Le
1894 Aug
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Une ou l'autre, L'
1894 Aug
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Greatest Show on Earth, The
1895?
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My Lord in Livery
1895 Feb
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Miss Jerry, a Picture Play
1895 May
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Their Mother-in-Law
1895 Jun
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Grammaire, La (in French)
1895 Jul
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Knopf, Ein (in German)
1895 Aug
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Slasher and Crasher
1896 Mar
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Visite aL'Exposition de Chicago, Une
1896 Jul
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Eigensinn (in German)
1896 Aug
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I've Written to Browne
1897 Feb
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Private Secretary, The
1897 Jun
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Eine Tasse Kaffee
1897 Jul
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Petit Magicien, Le
1897 Jul
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Irish Tutor, The
1898 Mar
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All the Comforts of Home
1898 Apr
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Einer Musst Heiraten (Einer Mußt Heiraten)
1898 Aug
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La Cicale Chez Les Fourmis
1898 Aug
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Serment D'Horace, Le
1898 Aug
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Letre Chargie, La (in French)
1899 Aug
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Retour du Japon, Le
1899 Aug
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Engaging Position, An
1900 Feb
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Double Shuffle, A
1900 Mar
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Hunting for Hawkins
1900 May
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Mouse Tamer, The
1900 Jun
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Nein (in German)
1900 Aug
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Scientific Experiment, A
1901 Jan
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Ici on Parle Francais
1901 Mar
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Monks of Chartreuse
1901 Apr
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Family Affair, A
1902 Jan
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Bachelor's Request, The
1902 Feb
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Professor Robinson
1902 Mar
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Royal Guest, The
1902 Mar
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Einer Muss Heiraten (Einer Mu Heiraten)
1902 Jun
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Günstige Vorzeichen (in German)
1902 Jun
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Köpnickerstrasse 120 (in German)
1902 Jun
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She Stoops to Conquer
1902 Dec
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Guilded Youth, A
1903 Feb
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Irish Tiger, The
1903 Mar
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Poudre Aux Yeux, La
1903 Apr
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Köpnickerstrasse 120 (in German)
1903 May
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How to Tame Your Mother-in-Law
1903-1906
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Rank Deception, A
1904 Feb
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School for Scandal, The
1904 May
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Bogus Detective, A
1905 Feb
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Ici on Parle Francais
1905 Feb
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Private Secretary, The
1905 Mar
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Ripping Off a Few Yards, or, The Bat and the Ball
1905 Mar
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Einer Musst Heiraten (Einer Mut Heiraten)
1905 May
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It Was Torrid in Timbuctoo
1906 Mar
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Er Ist Nicht Eifersüchtig (in German)
1906 Jun
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Voyage de Monsieur Perrichon, Le
1906 Jun
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Ben Greet Players, The
1907
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Ten Fights in a Barroom
1907 Apr
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L'Anglais Tel Qu'on le Parle (in French)
1907 May
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Meisterschaft (in German)
1907 May
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Meisterschaft (in German)
1907 Aug
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Taming of the Shrew, The
1908 Jan
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Hotel halfback, The
1908 Feb
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Uncle Tom's Cabin, a burlesque
1908 Feb
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Relieving Richard
1908 Mar
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Flaschmann Als Erzieher
1908 May
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Precieuses Ridicules, Les
1908 May
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Power of Music, The
1908 Oct
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Miss Civilization
1909 Apr
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Die Ferne Prinzessin (in German)
1909 May
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Medecin Malgre Lui, La
1909 May
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Sleeping Car, The
1909-1912
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King Henry the Fourth, A Reading
1910 Jan
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Much Ado About Nothing
1910 Feb
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Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme (in French)
1910 May
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Utter Success, An
1910 Nov
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Doctor Quartz, the Arch-Fiend, or Nick Carter's Hardest Case
1911
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Louis the Sand King, or Desperate Fisque's Downfall
1911
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Scenes from Dickens
1911 Jan-Jun
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Romeo and Juliet
1911 Feb
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Rich Miss Brown, The
1911 Apr
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Tracked 'Cross the Continent, or The Lure of Gold
1912 Mar
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Man from Way East, or, O. Tread's Latest Socialistic Endeavor
1912 Apr
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Editor-in-Chief, The
1912 May
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Precieuses Ridicules, Les
1912 Jun
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Pied Piper (from Robert Browning's poem)
1912 Dec
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Fruits of the Wine Cup, The
1912-1913
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Doomed by the Danites, or The Black Rider of the Plains
1913 Feb
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Taming of the Shrew, The
1913 Feb
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Michael Erle; or, the Maniac Lover!
1913 Mar
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You Can't Get Away With It
1913 Apr
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May Festival (An Old-Time English May Day)
1913 May
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Spreading the News
1913 May
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Revivale of Lernying at Amherst College, Ye
1913 Jun
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Bank Cashier, The
1913 Dec
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Villian Foiled !!!, The
1914
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Shackles of Fate, The, or The Great White Eye of Buddha
1914 Jan
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These College Boys, or, They Do Beat the Devil
1914 Apr
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May Festival (La Fiesta)
1914 May
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Vaudeville (Her Husband)
1914 May
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Mysterious Mr. Q., The
1915 Dec
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Sword of Destiny, The, or The Edge of the Abyss
1916 Feb
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Fussing in the Elderberry House at Smith College
1916 Mar
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Gammer Gurton's Needle
1916 Apr
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Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil
1916 Apr
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Divine Venus, The, or The Nemesis of the Deep
1916 May
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Shooting of Dan McGrew, The
1916 May
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High Cost of Living, The
1916 Dec
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Melon-Theif, The
1917 Feb
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Pet of Parson's Ranch, The
1917 Feb
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Friday the Thirteenth, or Isle of Sheltered Lives
1917 Apr
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Deserter, The; adapted from Richard Howard Davis' novel
1918 May
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Importance of Being Earnest, The
1918 May
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Vaudeville (The Deserter)
1918 May
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Desmond's Downfall, or Foiled by Radium Rays
1919 May
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Florist Shop, The
1919 May
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Hundredth Trick, The
1919 May
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Lost Silk Hat, The
1919 May
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Musical Show (never performed)
1919 May
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Vaudeville (Desmond's Downfall, The Shadow)
1919 May
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Bonds of Interest
1920 Feb
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Crimson Cocoanut, The
1920 Apr
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Interest on Bonds, The or, The Cutters of Melons (Student Musical)
1920 Apr
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Escape, The (adapted from Mieux Ici Qu'en Face)
1920 May
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Laugh of Waters, The
1920 May
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Neighbors O'Mayo
1920 May
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Oh, What a Chance
1920 May
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Pierette and Pegasus
1920 May
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French Players, The
1920 Oct
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Rose and the Ring, The
1920 Oct
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Suppressed Desires
1920 Oct
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Maiden Over the Wall, The
1920 Nov
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Cosmic Urge, The
1921 Mar
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Great Divide, The
1921 Mar
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New Lady Bantcock, The
1921 Apr
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America Passes By
1921 May
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Mystery of the Eligible Man, The, A Musical Fantasy
1921 May
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Amherst Milestones, a pageant, 1821-1921
1921 Jun
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Rising of the Moon, The
1921 Oct
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Glittering Gate, The
1921 Nov
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Very Naked Boy, The
1921 Nov
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Boccaccio's Untold Tale
1921 Dec
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In the Shadow of the Glen
1921 Dec
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Night at the Inn, A
1921 Dec
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Glittering Gate, The
1922 Jan
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Auerbach's Cellar (from Faust)
1922 Feb
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In Perpetuity Throughout the Universe
1922 Mar
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Devil's Disciple
1922 Apr
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Gold of the Gods, The
1922 May
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Golden Doom, The
1922 May
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Not Foiled, By Heck!, or, Curse You, Rovers!
1922 May
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Pot Boilers, The
1922 May
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Choir Rehearsal, The
1922 Oct
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Sweeps of '98, The
1922 Nov
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Angel Intrudes, The
1922 Dec
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Guest for Dinner, A
1922 Dec
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Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh
1923 Feb
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Don't Do The Van
1923 May
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Monkey's Paw, The
1923 May
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How He Lied to Her Husband
1923 Nov
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Man Who Married a Dumb Wife, The
1923 Nov
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Rosencrantz (Rosenkrantz) and Guildenstern
1923 Nov
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Touch of Truth, The
1924 Feb
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Three Wise Fools
1924 Mar
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Androcles and the Lion
1924 May
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Conquest of Yap, The
1924 May
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Dr. Fu Manchu, or The Yellow Claw
1924 May
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H. M. S. Pinafore
1924 May
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Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
1924 May
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Oh! The North Countree! (sic)
1925 May
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Enlightened Monarch, An
1925 Nov
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Lost Silk Hat, The
1925 Nov
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You Never Can Tell
1926 Mar
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Pirates of Penzance, The
1926 Apr
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Hell Bent fer Heaven
1926 Dec
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Doctor in Spite of Himself, The
1927 Mar
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Man with the Flower in his Mouth
1927 Mar
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Pygmalion and Galatea
1928 Feb
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Arms and the Man
1928 Dec
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Epicoene or, the Silent Woman
1929 May
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Beggar on Horseback
1929 Dec
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Playboy of the Western World, The
1930 May
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Doctor's Dilemma, The
1931 Mar
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Show to End Shows, The
1931 Apr
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Ten Nights in a Barroom
1931 Apr
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Good Natured Man, The
1931 May
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Genius of the Moment, The
1932 Apr
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Shadowy Waters, The
1932 Apr
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Enemy of the People, The
1933 Mar
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Among Black Hills
1933 Apr
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Page Two, Column One
1933 Apr
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Emperor Jones, The
1933 May
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Iphigenia in Tauris
1933 May
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Emperor Jones, The
1933 Jul
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Ted Shawn and his Men Dancers
1933 Oct
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Animal Kingdom, The
1933 Dec
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Moon in the Yellow River, The
1934 Mar
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Sauce for the Gander
1934 Apr
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Bright Blade, The
1935 Mar
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One for the Money
1935 Apr
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Old Lady Says 'No'!, The
1935 May
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Whistling in the Dark
1935 Nov
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Giotto's Frescoes of the Nativity
1935 Dec
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Tobias and the Angel
1936 May
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Ballet Caravan, The
1936 Oct
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Giotto's Frescoes of the Nativity
1936 Dec
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Green Grow the Liliacs
1936 Dec
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Bound East for Cardiff
1937 Feb
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Long Voyage Home, The
1937 Feb
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Murder in the Cathedral
1937 Mar
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Late Christopher Bean, The
1937 May
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Three Sisters, The
1937 Dec
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Grammaire, La (in French)
1938 Jan
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La Comedie de Celui qui Epousa une Femme Muette (in French)
1938 Jan
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Henry IV, Part I
1938 Mar
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Golden Dustman, The
1938 May
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Trojan Women, The
1938 May
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What Price Glory?
1938 Dec
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Mary of Scotland
1939 Mar
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Ted Shawn and his Men Dancers
1939 Mar
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Black Rider Rides Again, or Shuttlecocks of Fates, The
1939 Jun
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Juno and the Paycock
1939 Nov
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Giotto's Frescoes of the Nativity
1939 Dec
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Waiting for Lefty
1940 Feb
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Very Warm for Maisie
1940 Mar
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Fashion, or Life in New York
1940 May-Jun
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No Time for Comedy
1940 Jun
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Amherst Drama Festival
1940 Jun-Sep
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Captain Brassbound's Conversion
1940 Jul
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Second Mrs. Tanqueray, The
1940 Jul
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Springtime for Henry
1940 Jul
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Pursuit of Happiness, The
1940 Aug
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Jonah and the Whale
1940 Nov
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Cyrano de Bergerac
1941 Mar
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Tono-Bungay, or, The Madder the Badder
1941 Mar
|
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Martha Graham and Dance Group
1941 Apr
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In the Shadow of the Glen
1941 May
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Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme (in French)
1941 Dec
|
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Girl of the Golden West, The
1942 Mar
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Grotesque for November
1942 Apr
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Happy Journey, The
1942 Apr
|
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Wakefield Second Shepherd's Play
1942 Apr
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Knickerbocker Holiday
1942 May
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Across the Board on Tomorrow Morning
1942 Aug
|
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Devil and Daniel Webster
1942 Aug
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Happiest Years, The
1942 Sep
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Eve of St. Mark, The
1942 Nov
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Cherry Orchard, The
1943 Jan
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Play's the Thing, The
1943 Oct
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Inspector General, The
1944 Sep
|
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Theatre of the Soul, The
1944 Sep
|
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Marriage of Figaro, The
1945 Mar
|
|
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My Heart's in the Highlands
1945 Dec
|
|
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Pursuit of Happiness, The
1946 May
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|
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Seed and the Sowers, The
1946 May
|
|
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Hasty Heart, The
1946 Aug
|
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Devil's Disciple
1946 Nov
|
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Giotto's Frescoes of the Nativity
1946 Dec
|
|
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Thread of Scarlet
1947 Jan
|
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Home of the Brave
1947 Mar
|
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Cheese Will Have It All, The
1947 Apr
|
|
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Anatol's Wedding Morning
1947 May
|
|
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Petrified Forest, The
1947 May
|
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Sky is Falling, The
1947 May
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Summer Afternoon
1947 May
|
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Highland Fling, A
1947 Nov
|
|
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Lamp at Midnight
1948 Mar
|
|
|
Paracelsus (in German)
1948 Mar
|
|
|
If Men Played Cards As Women
1948 May
|
|
|
Midsummer Night's Dream, A
1948 May
|
|
|
Shadowy Waters, The
1948 May
|
|
|
Glittering Gate, The
1948 Jun
|
|
|
Grotesque for November
1948 Jun
|
|
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Happy Journey, The
1948 Jun
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Weep No More My Ladies
1948 Jun
|
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|
Hansel and Gretel
1948 Oct
|
|
|
Faculty Show for Chest Drive
1948 Nov
|
|
|
Doctor's Dilemma, The
1948 Dec
|
|
|
How He Lied to Her Husband
1949 Jan
|
|
|
Nude Curriculum, The
1949 Jan
|
|
|
Thunderstorm, The
1949 Jan
|
|
|
Julius Caesar
1949 Mar to Apr
|
|
|
I'll Get Along Without You
1949 May
|
|
|
Importance of Being Earnest, The
1949 May
|
|
|
Ziegler Follies of 1949, The
1949 Oct
|
|
|
Wind Was North, The
1949 Dec
|
|
|
Case of the Crushed Petunias
1950 Jan
|
|
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Androcles and the Lion
1950 May
|
|
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Great Christopher
1950 May
|
|
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Hope is a Thing With Feathers
1950 May
|
|
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Moon in the Yellow River, The
1950 May
|
|
|
That Amherst Feeling
1950 May
|
|
|
Scotty's Scandals
1950 Nov
|
|
|
Time of Your Life
1950 Nov
|
|
|
Giotto's Frescoes of the Nativity
1950 Dec
|
|
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Respectful Prostitute, The
1951 Mar
|
|
|
Two Gentlemen of Soho
1951 Mar
|
|
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Love and How to Cure It
1951 May
|
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|
Riders to the Sea
1951 May
|
|
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Norris Plan, The
1951 Dec
|
|
|
Sunny Morning, A
1951 Dec
|
|
|
H is Silent, The
1952 Mar
|
|
|
Henry IV, Part I
1952 May
|
|
|
Lady of Larkspur Lotion, The
1952 May
|
|
|
Lady's Not for Burning, The
1952 May
|
|
|
Masque of Mercy, A
1952 May
|
|
|
Rising of the Moon, The
1952 May
|
|
|
Midsummer Night's Dream, A
1952 Nov
|
|
|
Amherst Confidential
1953
|
|
|
Phoenix Too Frequent, A
1953 Jan
|
|
|
Undecided Molecule, The
1953 Jan
|
|
|
Beggar's Opera, The
1953 Feb
|
|
|
Game of Chess, The
1953 May
|
|
|
Late George Alpey, The
1953 May
|
|
|
Sound of Dreams, The
1953 May
|
|
|
Death of a Salesman
1953 Nov
|
|
|
Emperor Jones, The
1954 Jan
|
|
|
Play With a Busted Balloon
1954 Jan
|
|
|
Back to Methuselah (In The Beginning)
1954 May
|
|
|
Dinosaur's Nest, The
1954 May
|
|
|
In the Beginning
1954 May
|
|
|
In the Shadow of the Glen
1954 May
|
|
|
My Enemy, My Son
1954 May
|
|
|
Petruchio and Katheriana (scenes)
1954 May
|
|
|
Reach Out in Silence
1954 May
|
|
|
Taming of the Shrew, The
1954 May
|
|
|
Man and Superman
1954 Nov
|
|
|
Giotto's Frescoes of the Nativity
1954 Dec
|
|
|
Long Goodbye, The
1955 Jan
|
|
|
Love and How to Cure It
1955 Jan
|
|
|
Revue-in-the-Round
1955 Feb
|
|
|
Smith College Dancers
1955 Feb
|
|
|
Soldier of the King
1955 Mar
|
|
|
Enemy of the People, An
1955 May
|
|
|
Glass Menagerie, The
1955 May
|
|
|
Golden Cuckoo, The
1955 May
|
|
|
Heartbreak House (Scenes)
1955 May
|
|
|
Land of Heart's Desire, The
1955 May
|
|
|
Queen's Gambit
1955 May 13
|
|
|
Take Back Your Monks
1955 May
|
|
|
Ten Blocks on the Cmaino Real
1955 May
|
|
|
Dramatic Association Play Readings
1955 Dec
|
|
|
Doctor in Spite of Himself, The
1956 Jan
|
|
|
Shewing-Up of Blanco Poanet, The
1956 Jan
|
|
|
Henry Street Playhouse Dance Company
1956 Apr
|
|
|
Androcles and the Lion
1956 May
|
|
|
Pot of Broth, The
1956 May
|
|
|
Rising of the Moon, The
1956 May
|
|
|
Thor With Angels
1956 May
|
|
|
Cry the Beloved Country
1956 Nov
|
|
|
This Proprty is condemned
1957 Jan
|
|
|
Androcles and the Lion
1957 May
|
|
|
Giotto's Frescoes of the Nativity
1957 Dec
|
|
|
Declunk and Fall of Old Pawnbroker Women and Their Sisters
1958
|
|
|
Romeo and Juliet
1958 Feb
|
|
|
Malade Imaginaire, Le
1958 Apr
|
|
|
Thieve's Carnival
1958 May
|
|
|
Henry IV, Part I
1958 Nov
|
|
|
Henry IV, Part II
1959 Mar
|
|
|
Bald Soprano, The
1959 May
|
|
|
Beaux' Stratagem, The
1959 May
|
|
|
Portrait of Madonna
1959 May
|
|
|
Well Cudgeled Cuckold, The
1959 May
|
|
|
Lower Depths, The
1959 Nov
|
|
|
Apollo of Bellac, The
1959 Dec
|
|
|
Shadow of a Gunman, The
1959 Dec
|
|
|
View From the Bride, A
1960 Jan
|
|
|
Measures Taken, The
1960 May
|
|
|
Trap is a Small Place, A
1960 May
|
|
|
Unfortunate Example, The
1960 May
|
|
|
You Never Can Tell
1960 May
|
|
|
Jacques and Jacueline (sic)
1960 Oct
|
|
|
Thomas and Sally
1960 Oct
|
|
|
Clearing in the Woods, A
1962 May
|
|
|
Moon Shines on Kylenamoc, The
1962 May
|
|
|
Twelve Pound Lock, The
1962 May
|
|
|
Uninvited Tea Party
1962 May
|
|
|
Twelve Pound Lock, The
1962 Jun
|
|
|
Uninvited Tea Party
1962 Jun
|
|
|
Good Woman of Setzuan, The
1962 Nov
|
|
|
Duello, Ill (Commedia dell' Arte)
1963 Mar
|
|
|
Dark Lady of the Sonnets, The
1963 May
|
|
|
It is Necessary to Cultivate Our Garden
1963 May
|
|
|
Love of Don Perlimpin for Belisa in His Garden, The
1963 May
|
|
|
Midsummer Night's Dream, A
1963 May
|
|
|
Waiting for Godot
1963 Dec
|
|
|
Bennington College Dance Group, The
1964 Jan1966 Feb
|
|
|
Jacques ou la Soumission
1964 Mar
|
|
|
Act Without Words
1964 May
|
|
|
Andersonville Trial, The
1964 May
|
|
|
Learned Ladies, The
1964 May
|
|
|
Lon Day's Journey Into Night
1964 Oct
|
|
|
Gulling of Malvolie, The scenes from Twelfth Night
1965 Jan
|
|
|
Station Champbaudet, Le
1965 Apr
|
|
|
Two Parties in a Playroom
1965 Apr
|
|
|
Kitchenjohn, The
1965 May
|
|
|
Krapp's Last Tape
1965 May
|
|
|
Tale of the Queer Barkeep, The
1966 Jan
|
|
|
Adam Plays from the Medieval York Cycle
1966 Apr
|
|
|
In the Shadow of the Glen
1966 Apr
|
|
|
Pot of Broth, The
1966 Apr
|
|
|
American Dream, The
1966 May
|
|
|
Evening with Raymond Eisenstark, An
1966 May
|
|
|
Happy Journey, The
1966 Jun
|
|
|
Arsenic and Old Lace
1966 Aug
|
|
|
Male Animal, The
1966 Sep
|
|
|
You Can't Take It With You
1966 Sep
|
|
|
Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade
1966 Nov
|
|
|
Murder in the Cathedral
1967 Jan
|
|
|
Revenger's Tragedy, The
1967 Mar
|
|
|
Passion, Poison and Petrifaction
1967 Apr
|
|
|
Man with the Flower in his Mouth
1967 May
|
|
|
Pinky, or the Death of the Boss
1967 May
|
|
|
Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let Me Listen
1967 May
|
|
|
Arms and the Man
1967 Aug
|
|
|
Twelve Angry Men
1967 Oct
|
|
|
Glass Menagerie, The
1967 Dec
|
|
|
Hitler the Stud, or Sex and the Single Fueher
1968 Apr
|
|
|
Madness of Lady Bright, The
1968 Apr
|
|
|
Look Back in Anger
1968 May
|
|
|
Mandrake Root, The
1968 May
|
|
|
Flea in Her Ear, A
1968 Aug
|
|
|
Hollow Crown, The
1968 Nov
|
|
|
Six Characters in Search of An Author
1968 Nov
|
|
|
Threepenny Opera, The
1968 Dec
|
|
|
Dream Engine, The
1969 Apr
|
|
|
Farce of Patelin, The
1969 Apr
|
|
|
Lon Day's Journey Into Night
1969 Apr
|
|
|
Caesar at the Rubicon (Act III, Scenes 2 and 3)
1969 May
|
|
|
Indian Wants the Bronx, The
1969 May
|
|
|
Keep Tightly Closed in a Cool, Dry Place
1969 May
|
|
|
On Baile's Strand
1969 May
|
|
|
Student and the Servant-Girl, The
1969 May
|
|
|
Sunny Morning, A
1969 May
|
|
|
This Proprty is Condemned
1969 May
|
|
|
Juno and the Paycock
1969 Aug
|
|
|
Importance of Being Earnest, The
1969 Sep
|
|
|
Twin Menaechmi, The
1969 Oct
|
|
|
Maries de la Tour Eiffel, Les (in French, ballet-pantomime)
1969 Nov
|
|
|
Three Sisters, The
1969 Nov
|
|
|
Hollow Crown, The
1969 Dec
|
|
|
Lechery! Based on William Wycherly's The Country Wife
1970 Mar
|
|
|
Madman and the Nun, The
1970 Apr
|
|
|
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
1970 Apr
|
|
|
Great American Desert, The
1970 May
|
|
|
Birthday Party, The
1970 Sep
|
|
|
Rosencrantz and Guildentstern Are Dead
1970 Nov
|
|
|
Peter Pan: A New Musical Version
1970 Dec
|
|
|
Lower Depths, The
1971 Jan
|
|
|
Time of Your Life
1971 Apr
|
|
|
Under Plain Cover
1971 Apr
|
|
|
Vicitims of Amnesia
1971 Apr
|
|
|
Waiting for Godot
1971 Apr
|
|
|
Desperate Hours, The
1971 May
|
|
|
What the Butler Saw
1971 Aug
|
|
|
Iceman Cometh, The
1971 Nov
|
|
|
Alice In Wonderland
1972 Jan
|
|
|
Don Juan in Hell (from Man and Superman)
1972 Jan
|
|
|
Good Woman of Setzuan, The
1972 Mar
|
|
|
Much Ado About Nothing
1972 Mar
|
|
|
Cocktail Party, The
1972 Apr
|
|
|
Seed and the Sowers, The
1972 May
|
|
|
Threepenny Opera, The
1972 Sep
|
|
|
Taming of the Shrew, The
1972 Oct
|
|
|
Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, The
1972 Nov
|
|
|
Knacker's ABC, The
1972 Dec
|
|
|
Don Tomaso's Last Supper
1973 Jan
|
|
|
That a Simple Light May Rise Out of Complicated Darkness
1973 Jan
|
|
|
Madman and the Nun, The
1973 Feb
|
|
|
Jewish Wife, The
1973 May
|
|
|
Velveteen Rabbit
1973 May
|
|
|
Proposion, The (sic)
1974 Jan
|
|
|
Look Back in Anger
1974 Feb
|
|
|
Fourberies de Scapin, Les (in French)
1974 Mar
|
|
|
Interrupted Act, The
1974 Mar
|
|
|
Pioneer Valley Ballet Guild with Berkshire Ballet and Walnut Hill School
1974 Mar
|
|
|
School for Wives
1974 Mar
|
|
|
Nine O'Clock Mail, The
1974 Apr
|
|
|
Laing: Improvisations
1974 May
|
|
|
Portrait of Madonna
1974 May
|
|
|
Seven Meditations on Political Sads-Masochism
1974 May
|
|
|
The New Cell Theatre Ensemble
1974 May
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This Proprty is Condemned
1974 May
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Two Penny Circus
1974 May
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What Did You Say That For?
1974 May
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Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, A
1974 Oct
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Ceremonies in Dark Old Men
1974 Nov
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Guerre de Troie N'aura pas Lieu
1974 Dec
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Laroque Bey Dance Theater
1975 Feb
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Fin de Partie (in French)
1975 Mar
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Apollo of Bellac, The
1975 Apr
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All God's Chillun Got Wings
1975 May
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Real Inspector Hound, The
1975 May
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Plough and the Stars, The
1975 Dec
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Threepenny Opera, The
1976 Jan
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Capuletta, or Romeo and Juliet Restored!
1976 Feb
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Contemporary Dance System
1976 Feb
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Contemporary Dance System
1976 Apr
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Thousand Clowns, A
1976 Apr
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Collision Course, Scenes From
1976 May
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Is Uncle Jack a Conformist?
1976 May
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Private Ear, The
1976 May
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Thoughts on the Instant of Greeting a Friend on the Street
1976 May
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Unexpected Memoirs of Bernard Bergendeiler, The
1976 May
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Whacked Out on Route 116
1976 May
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You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown
1976 May
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School for Scandal, The
1976 Oct
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Belle of Amherst, The
1976 Nov
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Interview (from America Hurrah)
1976 Dec
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Contemporary Dance System
1977 Jan
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Play With a Tiger
1977 Jan
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Contemporary Dance System
1977 Feb
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Ballad of Svejk, The
1977 Apr
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C'mon Back to Heavenly House
1977 Apr
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Contemporary Dance System
1977 Apr
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Dark Lady of the Sonnets, The
1977 Dec
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Glory in the Flower
1977 Dec
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Great Nebula in Orion, The
1977 Dec
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Lovers and Other Strangers
1977 Dec
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Passionella (from The Apple Tree)
1977 Dec
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Saroyan, Scenes From
1977 Dec
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Merchant of Venice, The
1978 Jan
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Daniel Lewis Dance Repertory Company
1978 Feb
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At the Hawk's Well (in the Cuchulain Cycle)
1978 Mar
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Boys in the Band, The
1978 Mar
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Cuchulain Cycle, The
1978 Mar
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Death of Cuchulain, The (in the Cuchulain Cycle)
1978 Mar
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Finta Semplice, La (in Italian)
1978 Mar
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Green Helmet, The (in The Cuchulain Cycle)
1978 Mar
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On Baile's Strand
1978 Mar
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Only Jealousy of Emer, The (in the Cuchulain Cycle)
1978 Mar
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Sticks and Bones
1978 Mar
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Deux Farces Medievals: La Tarte et Le Pate, Le Chaudronnier
1978 Apr
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Eccentric Theatrics Created Improvisation Troupe
1978 Apr
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Every Father's Child
1978 Apr
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Le Chandronnier (The Tin Smith)
1978 Apr
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Tarte et le Pate, La
1978 Apr
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Nice Faces of 1943
1978 May
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Don't Bother We're Here
1978 Nov
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Brick and the Rose, The
1978 Dec
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Golden Fleece, The
1978 Dec
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Holy Night, The (A Masque)
1978 Dec
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Sexual Perversity in Chicago
1978 Dec
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These Cornfields
1978 Dec
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Ceremonies, A Mime Suite
1979 Jan
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Henry IV, Part I
1979 Jan
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Krapp's Last Tape
1979 Feb
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Daniel Lewis Dance Repertory Company
1979 Mar
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Agamemnon (in Greek)
1979 May
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Measure for Measure
1979 Oct
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Comings and Goings a theatre game
1979 Nov
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Riders to the Sea
1979 Nov
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Wine in the Wilderness
1979 Nov
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American Dream, The
1979 Dec
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Great Goodness of Life (A Coon Show)
1979 Dec
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Measures Taken, The
1979 Dec
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Miracles of Saint Nicholas
1979 Dec
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Time and the Witch Vivien
1979 Dec
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White Liars, The
1979 Dec
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White Whore and the Bit Player, The
1979 Dec
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American Buffalo
1980 Feb
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Dr. Jekyll and the Mr. Hyde Bar: A Contemporary Musical Fantasy Loosely Based on Robert Louis Stevenson's Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
1980 Mar
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Essential Facts of Life, The
1980 Mar
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Cradle Will Rock, The
1980 Apr
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Manos de Dios, Las
1980 Apr
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Don't Bother We're Here: The Last Judgement
1980 May
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Rogers and Hart: A Musical Celebration
1980 May
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Aeis and Galatea
1980 Sep
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Flea in Her Ear, A
1980 Oct
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Long Goodbye, The
1980 Dec
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Message from Cougar, A
1980 Dec
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New York Baroque Dance Company
1980 Dec
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New York Baroque Dance Company
1980 Dec
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Real Inspector Hound, The
1980 Dec
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Selchie's Seed, The (Dance performance)
1980 Dec
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Twelve Pound Lock, The
1980 Dec
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Wakefield Second Shepherd's Play
1980 Dec
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For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf
1981 Jan
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Beggar's Opera, The
1981 Feb
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Bonjour, La, Bonjour
1981 Mar
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Catch a Falling Star
1981 Mar
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For Better of For Worse
1981 Mar
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Glass Menagerie, The
1981 Mar
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Portraits: A Dance Concert
1981 Apr
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Joke's on Them, The
1981 May
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Otherwise Engaged
1981 May
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Lon Day's Journey Into Night
1981 Nov
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Boogie-Woogie Landscape
1981 Dec
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Death in Scarsdale
1981 Dec
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Gloaming, Oh My Darling, The
1981 Dec
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Private Ear, The
1981 Dec
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Importance of Being Earnest, The
1982 Mar
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Curse of the Starving Class
1982 Apr
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Ian McKellan Acting Shakespeare
1982 Apr
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Thesmophoriazusae
1982 Apr
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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
1982 Apr
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Starting Here, Starting Now
1982 May
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Enter Desiree Jones
1982 Nov
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Countess Cathleen, The
1982 Dec
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Great Theatre of the World, The
1982 Dec
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Saliva Milkshake, The
1982 Dec
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Suppressed Desires
1982 Dec
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We Could Get Arrested
1983 Feb
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You Never Can Tell
1983 Feb
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Birthday Party, The
1983 Apr
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Rasin in the Sun
1983 Apr
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African Dance and Drumming
1983 May
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African Dance and Drumming
1983 May
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Belle of Amherst, The
1983 May
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Five College Dance Concert
1983 May
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Prisoner of 2nd Avenue, The
1983 May
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Graces of Love, The
1983 Jul
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The Graces of Love
1983 Jul
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Showcase Concert
1983 Oct
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Taming of the Shrew, The
1983 Oct
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Play's the Thing, The
1983 Nov
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He's Dead All Right
1983 Dec
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Jalousie du Barbouille, La
1983 Dec
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Servant of Two Masters, The
1983 Dec
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Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You
1983 Dec
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Threepenny Opera, The
1984 Feb
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Documents: 3 Plays & Some Fragments of the Early Thirties
1984 Apr
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Pullman Car Hiawatha
1984 Apr
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Spring Arts Weekend
1984 Apr
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Waiting for Lefty
1984 Apr
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Servant of Two Masters, The
1984 May
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Elisa Monte Dance Company
1984 Nov
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Elisa Monte Dance Company
1984 Nov
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Bus Riley's Back in Town
1984 Dec
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Kentucky Marriage Proposal, The (based on "The Proposal" by Anton Chekhov)
1984 Dec
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Lady of Larkspur Lotion, The
1984 Dec
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Turista (Act II), La
1984 Dec
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Twenty-Seven Wagons Full of Cotton
1984 Dec
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Hitchcock's Hobby
1871 Dec
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Elisa Monte Dance Company
1985 Feb
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Mirror Stage, The
1985 Feb
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Southgate Porter, The
1985 Feb
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Waiting for Godot
1985 Feb
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Charles Moulton Dance Company
1985 Mar
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Moulton, Charles
1985 Mar
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Second City Comedy Troupe
1985 Mar
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Beckett - Scenes
1985 Apr
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Crimes of the Heart
1985 May
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Southgate Porter, The
1985 May
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Suicide in (unintelligible)
1985 May
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Vision of Children, The
1985 May
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2x2, The Art of Solo Dance
1985 Sep
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Belle of Amherst, The
1985 Oct
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Dialectic of Enlightenment
1985 Oct
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Self-Accusation, A Speak-In
1985 Oct
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Tim Caranagh- Comedy
1985 Oct
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Five College Faculty Dance Concert
1985 Nov
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Thesmophoriazusae
1985 Nov
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Sexual Perversity in Chicago
1985 Dec
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Red, Balck and Ignorant
1986 Mar
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Ain't Misbehavin'
1986 Apr
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Belle of Amherst, The
1986 Apr
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Jazz Tap Ensemble
1986 Apr
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Jazz Tap Ensemble
1986 Apr
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Mother Courage and Her Children
1986 Apr
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Dance/AmherstAmherst College Student-Faculty Dance Concert
1986 May
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Last of the Dandies, a Play Created from the work of Clyde Fitch
1986 May
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To Heaven in a Swing
1986 Sep
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Earl Okin, British Comedian
1986 Oct
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Jeff Justice, Comedian, Magician, Dancer
1986 Oct
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Seventy Scenes of Halloween
1986 Oct
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Trish Brown Company
1986 Oct
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Trisha Brown Dance Concert
1986 Oct
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Conduct of Life, The
1986 Nov
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Notes on Invisibility
1986 Nov
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Somehow We Survive
1986 Nov
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Charrians, A (a reading)
1986 Dec
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Jus de Robin et Marion
1986 Dec
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Arms and the Man
1987 Feb
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I, Uh, Come Here a Lot
1987 Mar
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Rough for Theatre I
1987 Mar
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Claire Porter Dance Concert
1987 Apr
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Day of Surprises, A
1987 Apr
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Doctor's Duty, The
1987 Apr
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Piece of Bread, A
1987 Apr
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Portables: Claire Porter
1987 Apr
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Portables: Dances for Small Places
1987 Apr
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Between Choruses
1987 May
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Tour of the Valley, A
1987 May
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Evening of Elegance, An
1987 Sep
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Other Boston Tea Party, The
1987 Nov
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Six Characters in Search of An Author
1987 Nov
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On the Verge, or the Geography of Yearning
1988 Jan
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Lust and Betrayal in Disneyland
1988 Mar
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Who Really Cares?
1988 Mar
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Jose Limon Dance Company
1988 Apr
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Jose Limón Dance Company
1988 Apr
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Woodson, Wendy
1988 Apr 15-16
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Jaques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris
1988 Jun
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Cocktails in a Georgia County Jail
1988 Oct
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|
|
Pioneers of the Puppet Theater Revival
1988 Oct
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Studio Performance, works in progress
1988 Dec
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Go into the Chapel
1989 Feb
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V5: Soil, Sons Of, Still in Motion
1989 Mar
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Branch of the Blue Nile, A
1989 May
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|
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Purgatory Project, The
1989 May
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|
|
Duck Variations, The
1989 Oct
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|
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Informal Talk With Marcus Olson
1989 Oct
|
|
|
Apart from the Noise
1989 Nov
|
|
|
Figaro Gets a Divorce
1989 Nov
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Lecture, Demonstration, Performance
1989 Nov
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Five College Faculty Dance Concert
1989 Dec
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Performance Project
1990 May
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Miser of Mexico, The
1990 Oct
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Maleczech, Ructh: Acting Creating, Living
1990 Nov
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Language of Movement Final Projects
1990 Dec
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Odissi Dance Presentation
1990 Dec
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Performance Project
1990 Dec
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Betrayal: One-Act PlaysThe ViseThe Lover
1991 Feb
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Woodson, Wendy and Present Company, Inc.
1991 Feb
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Beautiful Black Us
1991 Apr
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Successful Life of 3, The
1991 Apr
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V8: Shelton's Dream, When the Water Comes
1991 Apr
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Hunting of the Snark, The
1991 May
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V9: Pursuing Lucy, Mark My Words
1991 May
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Performance Project
1991 Dec
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Directing Studio: Life Under Water, A Separate Peace, Tango Place
1992 Mar
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When Failure Succeeds: Inscriptions of Failure in European Performance
1992 Mar
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Directing Studio #2: Rough for Theater Monologue, Moon, Daddy's Home
1992 Apr
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Scripts and Scores
1992 Apr
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V10: Skirt, Special Bed, Just Between Friends
1992 Apr
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Video and performance
1992 Apr
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Anywhere I Lay My Head
1992 May
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Scripts and Scores: Final Presentation
1992 May
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Geese Dreamer, The
1992 Sep
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Long Goodbye, The
1992 Oct
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Woyzeck/Amerikan
1992 Nov
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Performance Project
1992 Dec
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Directing Studio: Backroom Series
1993 Feb-May
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Tell It Like It Is
1993 Apr
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Servant of Two Masters, The
1993 Nov
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Performance Design
1993 Dec
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Performance Project
1993 Dec
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Directing Studio: Backroom Series
1994 Feb
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Tis Pity She's a Whore
1994 Mar
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Five College Faculty Dance Concert
1994 Apr
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Performance Design
1994 Dec
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Performance Project
1994 Dec
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Directing Studio: Backroom Series
1995 Jan to May
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You Could Be Home Now, Too
1995 Feb
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Directing Studio: Backroom Series
1996 Feb-May
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Amherst College Alumni Artists in Performance
1996 Mar
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Spring Awakening
1996 Mar
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Performance Project
1998 Dec
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My Sister In This House
1999 Feb
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Destination Immortality
2000 Apr
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The Doctor in Spite of Himself
2001 Feb
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The Lonely Minutes Project, Preserved
2001 Mar
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|
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La Cage aux Folles
2005 Jan
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The Vagina Monologues
2005 Feb
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The Winter's Tale
2007 Apr
|
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Second Shepherd's Play
n.d.
|
Series 2: THEATERS
Series 2, THEATERS, 1827-1988, includes clippings, photographs, notes and other materials documenting the many spaces used for dramatic performances at Amherst throughout the College's history.
Box
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Folder
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MISC-1 |
1 |
Poor Facilities
n.d.
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2 |
Palmer's Hall, Amherst, Mass. - Palmer's Opera House
n.d.
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4 |
College Hall - Portmanteau Theatre (also called Fitch Theater)
1917 Feb
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5 |
College Hall - lighting control board
1954 Oct
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8 |
Northampton Opera House
n.d.
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9 |
Academy of Music Northampton: seating charts and newspaper clippings
n.d.
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10 |
John Davenport Memorial Theater (proposed, never built)
1931 Apr
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11 |
Kirby Memorial Theater - clippings
1937-1938
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12 |
Kirby Memorial Theater - photographs
1937-1938
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13 |
Kirby Memorial Theater - 25th Anniversary Celebration
1963
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14 |
Kirby Memorial Theater - 25th Anniversary Celebration
1963
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15 |
Kirby Memorial Theater - 50th Anniversary Celebration
1988
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16 |
Folger Shakespeare Library - Elizabethan Theatre
n.d.
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18 |
Stone Theater
1966-1974
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19 |
Fayerweather Theater
1974 Apr
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Series 3: THE MASQUERS
Series 3, THE MASQUERS, 1898-1962, includes organizational records, meeting minutes, three scrapbooks documenting a 1933 trip to Vienna, production summaries and other records kept by the College's student dramatics organization.
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Folder
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MISC-1 |
20 |
Officers and members
1919-1930
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21 |
Officers and members
1930-1959
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22 |
Officers and members
1940-1949
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23 |
Officers and members
1958-
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31 |
Membership charms, seal
n.d.
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32 |
Masquers scrapbook, vol. 1 - trip to Vienna and other activities
1933
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33 |
Masquers scrapbook, vol. 2 - trip to Vienna
1933
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Box
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OS-1 |
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Masquers scrapbook - trip to Vienna
1933
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Box
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Folder
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MISC-1 |
34 |
Trip to Vienna - reviews
1933
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35 |
Olio (yearbook) photographs
1927-1945
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36 |
Raymond Keith Bryant Prize
1954
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37 |
Production summaries, F. Curtis Canfield (AC 1925)'s directorship
1925-1954
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38 |
Senior Dramatics scrapbook - "All the Comforts of Home"
1898
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Series 4: DEPARTMENT OF DRAMATIC ARTS
Series 4, DEPARTMENT OF DRAMATIC ARTS, 1930-1986, includes departmental records relating to theater courses, student productions and other activities of the department.
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Folder
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MISC-2 |
1 |
Accounts summary
1985-1986
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2 |
Alumni visiting committee
1962-1967
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3 |
Audio-visual equipment and services (Frost Library)
1974-1975
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4 |
Courses - Acting Class
1980
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5 |
Courses - Elementary
ca. 1930-1949
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6 |
Courses - Dramatic Arts 11 and 23 - Introduction to the Theater - information concerning course
1971
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7 |
Courses - Dramatic Arts 11 and 23 - Introduction to the Theater - lecture notes, schedules, exams
1952-1972
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8 |
Courses - Dramatic Arts 11 and 23 - Introduction to the Theater - assignments for discussion
1952-1972
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9 |
Courses - Dramatic Arts 11 and 23 - Introduction to the Theater - schedule and assignments
1958-1971
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10 |
Courses - Dramatic Arts 11 and 23 - Introduction to the Theater -assignments, handouts, etc.
1958-1971
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11 |
Courses - Dramatic Arts 11 and 23 - Introduction to the Theater - assignments, handouts, etc.
1971
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12 |
Courses - Dramatic Arts 21 - Classical Drama (dramatic literature courses)
1972
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13 |
Courses - Dramatic Arts 25 - Theater History and Literature course notes
1960-1963
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14 |
Courses - Dramatic Arts 45 I - Theater History - course notes for Greek, Roman and Medieval periods
1955-1959
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15 |
Courses - Dramatic Arts 45 II - Theater History - course notes for Renaissance period
1955-1959
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16 |
Courses - Dramatic Arts 45 III - Theater History - course notes for English Restoration, 18th century English, 19th Century Europe, Wagner, 18th and 19th Century US, Realism, Appia, Craig, Modern
1955-1959
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17 |
Courses - Stage Lighting
ca. 1958-1971
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19 |
Department policies
n.d.
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20 |
Fellowships and prizes
1964
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21 |
Name change to "Department of Theater and Dance"
1984 Jul
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22 |
Proposals to Committee on Educational Policy
1974-1984
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24 |
Stage Manager's Guide to Amherst College
1976 Jun
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25 |
Student Productions - Guidelines
1972-
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26 |
Teachers and staff
n.d.
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26a |
Miscellaneous clippings
1956, 1973
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Series 5: HISTORY OF DRAMATICS AT AMHERST COLLEGE
Series 5, HISTORY OF DRAMATICS AT AMHERST COLLEGE, 1870-1979, is a mixed series consisting of general retrospective histories of dramatics at the College, subject files on specific aspects of it, and general chronological files. It includes two folders of material related to oral history interviews of Professors of Dramatics Ralph McGoun (AC 1927) and F. Curtis Canfield (AC 1925) conducted in 1979. See also Series 7, Miscellaneous Subject Files.
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Folder
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MISC-2 |
27 |
Amherst Phantom Club - constitution (photocopy), with accompanying correspondence, 1975
1800s
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28 |
Literary Societies
1870-1871
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34 |
Alumni Dramatic Association
1909
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37 |
Everett Glass (AC 1914) correspondence
1959-1963
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38 |
Gilbert and Sullivan at Amherst College
n.d.
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39 |
General histories
n.d.
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40 |
Oral history interview - F. Curtis Canfield (AC 1927)
1979
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41 |
Oral history interview - Ralph C. McGoun (AC 1927)
1979
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Series 6: FIVE COLLEGE THEATER AND DANCE
Series 6, FIVE COLLEGE THEATER AND DANCE, 1977-1986, includes printed announcements and news items related to Five College theater and dance events, including film studies.
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MISC-2 |
42 |
Five College Dance - general
1979-
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43 |
Five College Dance - Mount Holyoke
1981, n.d.
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44 |
Five College Dance - Smith
1979
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45 |
Five College Film Studies
1983-1985
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46 |
Five College Theater course lists
1977-1979
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47 |
Five College Theatre News
1979-1986
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48 |
Five College Theatre News
1987
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49 |
Five College Third World Seminars on Theater
1981-1982
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Series 7: MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECT FILES
Series 7, MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECT FILES, 1880-1979 and n.d., includes notes related to specific subjects on dramatic activities at Amherst College. Subjects include alumni in theater, Clyde Fitch (AC 1886), (ceremonial) book burnings, Charles Rogers' costume designs, and various productions. Arranged alphabetically by subject. See also Series 5, History of Dramatics at Amherst College.
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Folder
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MISC-2 |
50 |
Alumni in Theater (incomplete list)
n.d.
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51 |
American College Theatre Association
1957-1958
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52 |
Amherst College performing groups, notes on
n.d.
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53 |
Amherst Players - play list for 1922-1923
n.d.
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54 |
Amherst Stock Company
1910-1917
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55 |
Book burnings (ceremonial), notes on, for period 1858-1888
n.d.
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56 |
Costume collection - clipping
1987
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57 |
Fitch, Clyde (AC 1886) - general notes on
n.d.
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58 |
Fitch, Clyde (AC 1886) - Clyde Fitch Fund
1932-1948
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59 |
Fitch, Clyde (AC 1886) - his room in Chi Psi Lodge (with photograph)
Ca. 1885
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60 |
Fraternity productions - play list, 1870-1941
n.d.
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61 |
Language Summer School - play list, 1885-1907
n.d.
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62 |
Lectures on theater - incomplete list, 1911-1957
n.d.
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63 |
Literary Societies programs - play list, 1826-1871
n.d.
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64 |
New Cell Theater Ensemble
1973-1974
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65 |
Performances by non-Amherst College groups - list for 1872-1986, incomplete
n.d.
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66 |
Radio performances
1952 May
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67 |
Rogers, Charles E. - watercolors and costume designs
1980
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68 |
The Seventy Players
1968-1970
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69 |
Shows written by Amherst College students
n.d.
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70 |
Theater Collection in Amherst College Library
n.d.
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71 |
Sophomore Latin Class play - production photographs
ca. 1880-1899
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72 |
Fraternity play - production photograph
ca. 1880-1899
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73 |
"The 1001st Night" - unidentified production
ca. 1910-1929
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74 |
Student play scripts, unidentified
n.d.
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75 |
Production photographs, unidentified
1940-1949
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76 |
Production photographs, unidentified
1950-1969
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77 |
Production photographs, unidentified
1960-1979
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78 |
"Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" - unidentified production [Lake Regions Playhouse?]
n.d.
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Series 8: SCRIPTS AND MUSIC SCORES
Series 8, SCRIPTS AND MUSIC SCORES, 1921-1977, consists of working copies of plays (usually published editions) used as prompt books for Amherst productions, as well as several scores for musicals.
Arranged chronologically by the date of the Amherst production.
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SCM-1 |
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Amherst College Centennial Pageant - script
1921
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Shaw, You Never Can Tell, fragment
1926 Mar
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Gribble, March Hares (The Temperamentalists) - prompt book (Edition: Cincinnati: Stewart Kidd Co., 1921)
1927 May
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Chesterton, Magic- prompt book (New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1913)
1928 Mar
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O'Neill, The Hairy Ape- prompt book (New York: Boni & Liveright, 1925)
1929 Mar
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Jonson, Epicoene or, the Silent Woman- prompt book (London: Fisher Unwin)
1929 May
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Kaufman and Connelly, Beggar on Horseback- prompt book (New York: Liveright, 1924)
1929 Dec
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Synge, Playboy of the Western World- prompt book (Boston: Luce, 1911)
1930 May
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Galsworthy, Escape - prompt book (New York: Scribner's 1928)
1930 Dec
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Goldsmith, The Good-Natur'd Man- prompt book (Cambridge University Press, 1921)
1931 May
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Ibsen, An Enemy of the People- prompt book , edition unknown
1932 Mar
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Balderston, Berkeley Square- prompt book (New York: Samuel French, 1931)
1932 Dec
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Milne, The Ivory Door- prompt book (New York: Samuel French, 1928)
1935 Feb
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Howard, Paths of Glory- prompt book (New York: Samuel French, 1935)
1936 Mar
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Bridie, Tobias and the Angel - prompt book (London: Constable & Co, 1931)
1936 May-Jun
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Eliot, T. S. Murder in the Cathedral. - prompt book(New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1935)
1937 Mar
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Anderson, Mary of Scotland- prompt book , edition unknown
1939 Mar
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Anderson, Winterset- prompt book (Washington, DC: Dramatists Play Service, 1935)
1939 May
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Ibsen, Peer Gynt- prompt book (London: Dent, 1921)
1940 Jan
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Bridie, Jonah and the Whale
- prompt book (London: Constable, 1932)
1940 Nov
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Rostand, Cyrano de Bergerac
- prompt book (New York: Holt, 1923)
1941 May
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Belasco, The Girl of the Golden West
-prompt book (New York: Samuel French, 1915)
1942 Mar
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Benét, The Devil and Daniel Webster - prompt book (New York: Dramatists Play Service, 1938)
1942 Aug
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Anderson, TheEve of St. Mark
-prompt book (Washington, DC: Anderson House, 1942)
1942 Nov
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Jones, Summer Afternoon - script, mimeographed typescript
1947 May
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Merrill, The Birthday
-script, mimeographed typescript
1947 May
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Mosel, The Sky is Falling- script, mimeographed typescript
1947 May
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Royce, Wait Up for Me - script, mimeographed typescript
1947 May
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Shaw, The Doctor's Dilemma - prompt book (New York: Brentano's, 1909)
1948 Dec
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Shakespeare, Julius Caesar - prompt book (Edition: ed. By George Lyman Kittredge. Boston: Ginn & Company, 1939)
1949 Mar
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Shakespeare, Hamlet
-prompt book (Ed. By George Lyman Kittredge. Boston: Ginn and Co., 1939)
1951 Feb
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Murray and Boretz, Room Service
-prompt book (New York: Dramatists Play Service, 1937)
1951 May
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Shakespeare, Midsummer Night's Dream
-prompt book
1952 Nov
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Gay, A Beggar's Opera
-score, new musical version realized from the original airs by Benjamin Britten. (London: Hawkes & Son, 1949)
1953 Feb
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Miller, Death of a Salesman
-prompt book (New York: Dramatists Play Service, 1948)
1953 Nov
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Shakespeare, Cymbeline
-prompt book (London: Macmillan, 1951)
1954 Feb
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Aeschylus, The Oresteia - cut script
1960 Mar
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Black, The Marriage - script, mimeographed typescript
1965 May
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The Drunkard - various scores
1966 Mar
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Canfield, The Seed and the Sowers
-prompt book (In: Canfield, The Seed and the Sowers: A Series of Chapel Talks on the History of Amherst College and a Play about Its Founding. Amherst: Amherst College, 1955)
1972 May
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Bullins, C'mon Back to Heavenly House
1977 Apr
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Fisher, Jack. Inauguration: A New Musical Play. Music by Edwin London. Freely adapted from The Contrast by Royall Tyler. (Never produced at Amherst College?)
n.d.
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Series 9: POSTERS
Series 9, POSTERS, 1894-, consists of more than 150 posters announcing Amherst College productions. Arranged by format and filed chronologically. All posters are cross-referenced in the Series 1 folder pertaining to the relevant production.
Box
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Folder
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POS-1A |
78 |
Posters - oversize
1894-1963
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Box
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Folder
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POS-1B |
78 |
Posters - oversize
1964-
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Box
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Folder
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POS-2A |
78 |
Posters - large oversize
1902-1966
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Box
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Folder
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POS-2B |
78 |
Posters - large oversize
1967-1980
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Box
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Folder
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POS-2C |
78 |
Posters - large oversize
1980 Oct-
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Series 10: SLIDES
Series 10, SLIDES, 1938-1985, contains photographic images that document College productions or to support teaching in the Department of Dramatic Arts. The slides are organized into three sub-series:
A: 35 mm. Slide Trays, 1938-1980
B: 35 mm. Slide Albums, 1975-1985
C: Lantern Slides, 1938-1966
Sub-Series A: 35 mm. Slide Trays
35 mm. Slide Trays (sub-series A) contains 1,195 photographs of Amherst productions, 1938-1980, stored in 8 metal tray cases and arranged chronologically. A handwritten list in each tray case describes slides individually. See also Sub-series C (lantern slides).
Box
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Folder
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SLT-1 |
1 |
Productions (slides #1-150)
1938 Nov-1948 May
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2 |
Productions (slides #151-300)
1948 May-1958 Feb
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3 |
Productions (slides #301-450)
1958 Feb-1964 Feb
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4 |
Productions (slides #451-600)
1964 Feb-1966 Mar
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5 |
Productions (slides #601-750)
1966 Mar-1968 Sep
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6 |
Productions (slides #751-900)
1968 Sep-1972 Mar
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Box
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Folder
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SLT-2 |
7 |
Productions (slides #901-1050)
1972 Mar-1976 Jun
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8 |
Productions (slides #1051-1195)
1976 Jun-1980 Jan
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Sub-Series B: 35 mm. Slide Albums
35 mm. Slide Albums (sub-series B) contains photographs of Amherst productions, 1975-1985, housed in several 3-ring slide albums and arranged chronologically.
Box
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Folder
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AL-1 |
1 |
Cymbeline
1975 Mar
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2 |
The Plough and the Stars
1975 Dec
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4 |
Where's Charley?
1977 Oct
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5 |
Merchant of Venice
1978 Jan
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8 |
Wine in the Wilderness
1979 Nov
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9 |
Henry IV, Part I
1979 Dec
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10 |
When You Comin' Back, Red Ryder?
1980 May
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11 |
A Flea in Her Ear
1980 Oct
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13 |
As You Like It
1981 Oct
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14 |
The Curse of the Starving Class
1981 Oct italic">
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15 |
The Misanthrope
1982 Nov
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Box
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Folder
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AL-2 |
1 |
Cabaret
1983 Feb
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3 |
The Belle of Amherst
1983 May
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4 |
The Taming of the Shrew
1983 Oct
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5 |
TheDialectic of Enlightenment
1985 Oct
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Sub-Series C: Lantern Slides
Lantern Slides (sub-series C) contains teaching slides that were used by the Department of Dramatic Arts, stored in 5 slide drawers. These are organized by historical era into sub-groups. This sub-series also includes lantern slides documenting major Amherst College dramatic productions and student productions in Kirby Theater from 1938 to 1966, which are arranged chronologically.
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Folder
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LS-1 |
1 |
Greek
n.d.
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4 |
Renaissance Art & Street Shows
n.d.
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5 |
Renaissance Façade Theater
n.d.
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6 |
Renaissance Perspective Theater
n.d.
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Box
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Folder
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LS-2 |
1 |
Renaissance Commedia dell'Arte
n.d.
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2 |
Renaissance English Court
n.d.
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3 |
English Restoration
n.d.
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4 |
18th and 19th century
n.d.
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6 |
New Realism (late 19th c.)
n.d.
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Box
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Folder
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LS-3 |
1 |
Appia & Craig
n.d.
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2 |
Modern Styles in Production
n.d.
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3 |
Additional Slides for Examination
n.d.
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4 |
Additional Slides - Greek
n.d.
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5 |
Additional Slides - Roman
n.d.
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6 |
Additional Slides - Medieval
n.d.
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7 |
Additional Slides - Renaissance
n.d.
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8 |
Additional Slides - Restoration
n.d.
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9 |
Additional Slides - 19th century
n.d.
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10 |
Additional Slides - 20th century
n.d.
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11 |
Additional Slides - American
n.d.
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Box
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Folder
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LS-4 |
1 |
Additional Slides - American (cont'd)
n.d.
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2 |
Design Elements/Directing
n.d.
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3 |
Composition in Paintings
n.d.
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Box
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Folder
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LS-5 |
1 |
Kirby Theater
n.d.
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2 |
Major Productions - Kirby Theater (slides arranged chronologically)
1938-1966
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3 |
Student Productions - Kirby Theater (slides arranged chronologically)
1942-1964
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Series 11: AUDIO RECORDINGS
Series 11, AUDIO RECORDINGS, 1953-1971 and n.d., consists of ten 1/4-inch tapes on 7-inch reels. The tapes include sound effect recordings and dialogue recordings relating to various dramatic productions.
Box
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Folder
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AU-1 |
1 |
The Beggar's Opera - recording edited from multiple performances (4 reels)
1953 Feb
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2 |
Giotto's Frescoes of the Nativity
1957 Dec
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3 |
Time of Your Life - show sound effects
1961 Nov
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4 |
Lechery - Music from
1970 Mar
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5 |
Time of Your Life - Tape A, Part 1
1971
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6 |
Time of Your Life - Tape A, Part 2
1971
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7 |
Time of Your Life - Tape B
1971
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8 |
Arturo Ui - beginning theme - Ubi Roi
n.d.
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Series 12: VIDEO RECORDINGS
Series 12, VIDEO RECORDINGS, 1984-1987, contain motion-picture recordings of Amherst dramatic productions and a small number of dance performances. Tapes from 1984 to 1986 are in U-Matic format; tapes after 1986 are chiefly in VHS format. In addition, there is one commercially produced teaching video (in Beta format) on acting Shakespeare.
Box
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Folder
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VID-1 |
10 |
Hamlet, Tape 3 (U-Matic)
1984 Oct
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Hamlet, Tape 4 (U-Matic)
1984 Oct
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"Mambo" lecture and slide show (Dance Dept.) (U-Matic)
1984 Oct
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The Mirror Stage, Act 1 (U-Matic)
1985 Feb
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The Mirror Stage, Act 2 (U-Matic)
1985 Feb
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The Southgate Porter, Act 1 (U-Matic)
1985 Feb
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The Southgate Porter, Act 2 (U-Matic)
1985 Feb
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Angels Fall, Act 1 (U-Matic)
1985 Mar
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Angels Fall, Act 2 (U-Matic)
1985 Mar
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The Vision of Children [VHS]
1985 May
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The Vision of Children, Act 1 (U-Matic)
1985 May
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The Vision of Children, Act 2 (U-Matic)
1985 May
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The Vision of Children, Act 3 (U-Matic)
1985 May
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Box
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Folder
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VID-2 |
10 |
The Dialectic of Enlightenment, Act 1 (U-Matic)
1985 Oct
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The Dialectic of Enlightenment, Act 2 (U-Matic)
1985 Oct
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The Dialectic of Enlightenment, Act 3 (U-Matic)
1985 Oct
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Sandglass Theatre: Sand, Part 1 (U-Matic)
1985 Dec
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Sandglass Theatre: Sand, Part 2 (U-Matic)
1985 Dec
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Sandglass Theatre: Sand [VHS]
1985
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The Trial, Part 1 (U-Matic)
1986 Jan
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The Trial, Part 2 (U-Matic)
1986 Jan
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Brecht, Mother Courage and Her Children, Part 1 (U-Matic)
1986 Apr
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Brecht, Mother Courage and Her Children, Part 2 (U-Matic)
1986 Apr
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Brecht, Mother Courage and Her Children, Part 3 (U-Matic)
1986 Apr
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Box
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Folder
|
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VID-3 |
10 |
Seventy Scenes of Halloween (U-Matic)
1986 Oct
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Seventy Scenes of Halloween (U-Matic)
1986 Oct
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Arms and the Man, Acts I, II (VHS)
1987 Feb
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Arms and the Man, Act III (VHS)
1987 Feb
|
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Virgins II (VHS)
1987 Apr
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Baby (VHS) (VHS)
1987 Apr
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Porter, Claire, "Portables: Dances for Small Places" (VHS)
1987 Apr
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McKellen, Ian, "Acting Shakespeare" (Beta)
n.d.
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Box
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VID-4 |
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Sweeny Todd Act I
1987 Nov
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Sweeny Todd Act II
1987 Nov
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On the Verge Act I
1988 Feb
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On the Verge Act II
1988 Feb
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V.3 Lust and Betrayal in Disneyland (2 copies)
1988 Mar
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V.3 Cameraman (2 copies)
1988 Mar
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V.3 Who Really Cares?
1988 Mar
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V.4 Close Like Lovers
1988 May
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V.4 The Persistence of Inconsistency (2 copies)
1988 May
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The Twelfth Night Part I
1988 May
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The Twelfth Night Part II
1988 May
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Cocktails in a Georgia County Jail
1988 Oct
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The Taming of the Shrew
1989 Mar
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Purgatory (2 copies)
1989 May
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Apart from the Noise
1989 Nov
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Box
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VID-5 |
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Whitewash (2 copies)
1990 Apr
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The Miser of Mexico
1990 Nov
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In Perpetuity Throughout the Universe
1991 Mar
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The Successful Life of 3
1991 Apr
|
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The Hunting of the Snark (2 copies)
1991 May
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Harm’s Way (2 copies)
1992 Feb
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Life Underwater, A Separate Peace, Tango Palace
1992 Mar
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The Long Goodbye
1992 Oct
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Anywhere I Lay My Head
1993 Mar
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Tell It Like It Is (one full, one partial copy)
1993 Apr-May
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A Servant of Two Masters
1993 Nov
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Performance Project
1993 Dec
|
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You Could Be Home
1995 Feb
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Cradle Will Rock
1995 Dec
|
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Spring Awakening (2 copies)
1996 Mar
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Performance Project (2 copies)
1996 Jun
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Revisionist History
1997 Mar
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Big and Little (2 copies)
1997 Oct
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The Becker Sisters
1998 Mar
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Performance Project
1998 Dec
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Tofu and Potatoes
1999 Jan
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My Sister in this House (2 copies)
1999 Feb
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Five College Dance
1999 Apr
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The Lion in the Winter
2000 Feb
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Destination Immortality
2000 Nov
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Performance Project
2000 Dec
|
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The Doctor in Spite of Himself
2001 Feb
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The Lonely Minutes Preserved
2001 Mar
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Box
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VID-7 |
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Desdemona (2 copies)
2001 Apr
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Memory of a Body of Water (2 copies)
2002 Sep
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Series 13: COSTUME DESIGN
Series 13, COSTUME DESIGN, 1938-1965, consists of sketches of costumes designed for specific productions. Many sketches have fabric swatches attached. The designs for each production are housed together. The overall arrangement is chronological by date of production. All costume designs are cross-referenced in Series 1 (Dramatic Productions).
Box
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Folder
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COS-1 |
10 |
Costume designs
1938-1958
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Box
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Folder
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COS-2 |
10 |
Costume designs
1958 Nov-1965 Nov
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Series 14: OBJECTS
Series 14, OBJECTS, 1929-1963, consists of several masks and props used in productions. All costume designs are cross-referenced in Series 1 (Dramatic Productions).
Box
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Folder
|
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AU-1 |
10 |
Scroll used in production of Beggar on Horseback and signed by cast members
1929 Dec
|
Box
|
Folder
|
|
OBJ-1 |
10 |
Masks for Peer Gynt used in 1940 Jan. and 1951 Nov.
1940, 1951
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Box
|
Folder
|
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OBJ-2 |
10 |
Cyclops mask #1 used in The Cyclops by Euripides in 1957 Jan., 1958 Mar. and 1963 Mar.
1957, 1963
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Box
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Folder
|
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OBJ-3 |
10 |
Cyclops mask #2 used in The Cyclops by Euripides in 1957 Jan., 1958 Mar. and 1963 Mar.
1957, 1963
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