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Advice to Actors
directed by John Musilli, 1936-1991; produced by Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1966), 27 mins
"Actors Murray Hamilton, James Earl Jones, Jack Klugman and Rip Torn give advice to young and would-be actors. Themes: the lack of good roles, the place of television, Hollywood vs. Broadway, the importance of regional theater, and the necessary mobility of an actor, and about why they went into acting and why the...
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directed by John Musilli, 1936-1991; produced by Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1966), 27 mins
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"Actors Murray Hamilton, James Earl Jones, Jack Klugman and Rip Torn give advice to young and would-be actors. Themes: the lack of good roles, the place of television, Hollywood vs. Broadway, the importance of regional theater, and the necessary mobility of an actor, and about why they went into acting and why they think others do. 1966."
Date Written / Recorded
1966
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963, Columbia Broadcasting System
Author / Creator
John Musilli, 1936-1991
Date Published / Released
1966
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
James Earl Jones, 1931-, Rip Torn, 1931-, Murray Hamilton, 1923-1986, Jack Klugman, 1922-2012, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Person Discussed
James Earl Jones, 1931-, Rip Torn, 1931-, Murray Hamilton, 1923-1986, Jack Klugman, 1922-2012, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
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Ages of Man
written by Sir John Gielgud, 1904-2000; directed by Paul Bogart, 1919-2012; performed by Sir John Gielgud, 1904-2000 (Toronto, ON: Entertainment One Ltd., 1966), 1 hour 44 mins
This program features a performance of the one-man show Ages of Man by actor Sir John Gielgud, which consists of a series of speeches from Shakespeare’s plays that are organized to show the journey of life from birth through death.
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written by Sir John Gielgud, 1904-2000; directed by Paul Bogart, 1919-2012; performed by Sir John Gielgud, 1904-2000 (Toronto, ON: Entertainment One Ltd., 1966), 1 hour 44 mins
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This program features a performance of the one-man show Ages of Man by actor Sir John Gielgud, which consists of a series of speeches from Shakespeare’s plays that are organized to show the journey of life from birth through death. Sir John Gielgud, 1904-2000
Date Written / Recorded
1966
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Sir John Gielgud, 1904-2000
Contributor
Sir John Gielgud, 1904-2000
Author / Creator
Paul Bogart, 1919-2012, Sir John Gielgud, 1904-2000
Date Published / Released
1966
Publisher
Entertainment One Ltd.
Topic / Theme
Theatre, Player
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Copyright © 2011. Used by permission of Entertainment One Ltd.
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The Alchemist
written by Ben Jonson, 1573-1637; directed by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996; produced by Sig Moglen, fl. 1964-1996, Columbia Broadcasting System; performed by James Cahill, fl. 1964-1989, John Heffernan, 1934-, Roy Scheider, 1932-2008, Dennis Longwell, fl. 1964, Philip Minor, 1927-1991, Rex Robbins, 1935-2003 and Mario Siletti, 1897-1977 (Creative Arts Television, 1964), 29 mins
"Excerpts from Ben Jonson's 17th century "comedy of humors" -- "The Alchemist" --in which a con man with a "philosopher's stone" dupes respectable but greedy members of the establishment. With the cast of the 1964 off-Broadway production. With James Cahill, John Heffernan, Dennis Longwell, Philip Minor, Rex Robbin...
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written by Ben Jonson, 1573-1637; directed by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996; produced by Sig Moglen, fl. 1964-1996, Columbia Broadcasting System; performed by James Cahill, fl. 1964-1989, John Heffernan, 1934-, Roy Scheider, 1932-2008, Dennis Longwell, fl. 1964, Philip Minor, 1927-1991, Rex Robbins, 1935-2003 and Mario Siletti, 1897-1977 (Creative Arts Television, 1964), 29 mins
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"Excerpts from Ben Jonson's 17th century "comedy of humors" -- "The Alchemist" --in which a con man with a "philosopher's stone" dupes respectable but greedy members of the establishment. With the cast of the 1964 off-Broadway production. With James Cahill, John Heffernan, Dennis Longwell, Philip Minor, Rex Robbins, Roy R. Scheider, and Mario Siletti. 1964." James Cahill, fl. 1964-1989 John Heffernan, 1934- Roy Scheider, 1932-2008
Date Written / Recorded
1964
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
James Cahill, fl. 1964-1989, John Heffernan, 1934-, Roy Scheider, 1932-2008, Dennis Longwell, fl. 1964, Philip Minor, 1927-1991, Rex Robbins, 1935-2003, Mario Siletti, 1897-1977
Contributor
James Cahill, fl. 1964-1989, John Heffernan, 1934-, Roy Scheider, 1932-2008, Sig Moglen, fl. 1964-1996, Columbia Broadcasting System, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Author / Creator
Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996, James Cahill, fl. 1964-1989, John Heffernan, 1934-, Roy Scheider, 1932-2008, Dennis Longwell, fl. 1964, Philip Minor, 1927-1991, Rex Robbins, 1935-2003, Mario Siletti, 1897-1977, Ben Jonson, 1573-1637
Date Published / Released
1964
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Person Discussed
James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Topic / Theme
Theatre
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American Playwrights at Joseph Papp's Public Theater
directed by John Musilli, 1936-1991; produced by John Musilli, 1936-1991, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1976), 28 mins
"An exploration of the goals and techniques of Joseph Papp's famous enterprise in New York City, The Public Theater, plus interviews with playwrights David Freeman, John Guare, and Myrna Lamb. Excerpts of their plays are seen as finished productions or works in progress. The plays highlighted are David Freeman's "...
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directed by John Musilli, 1936-1991; produced by John Musilli, 1936-1991, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1976), 28 mins
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"An exploration of the goals and techniques of Joseph Papp's famous enterprise in New York City, The Public Theater, plus interviews with playwrights David Freeman, John Guare, and Myrna Lamb. Excerpts of their plays are seen as finished productions or works in progress. The plays highlighted are David Freeman's "Jessie and the Bandit Queen", John Guare's "Rich and Famous", Myrna Lamb's "Apple Pie". Papp and the writers discuss such issues as wha...
"An exploration of the goals and techniques of Joseph Papp's famous enterprise in New York City, The Public Theater, plus interviews with playwrights David Freeman, John Guare, and Myrna Lamb. Excerpts of their plays are seen as finished productions or works in progress. The plays highlighted are David Freeman's "Jessie and the Bandit Queen", John Guare's "Rich and Famous", Myrna Lamb's "Apple Pie". Papp and the writers discuss such issues as what attracts American playwrights, what they use as raw materials for their plots and characterizations, the role of women playwrights, and the persistence of the parent-child relationship as play material. 1976."
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Date Written / Recorded
1976
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
John Musilli, 1936-1991, Columbia Broadcasting System
Author / Creator
John Musilli, 1936-1991
Date Published / Released
1976
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
Alfre Woodard, 1953-, Joseph Papp, 1921-1991, Ed Bullins, 1935-, Mel Shapiro, fl. 1967-2002, Neil Harris, fl. 1976-1990, Anita Gillette, 1936-, John Guare, 1938-, Dave Freeman, 1957-, Ron Leibman, 1937-, Kevin O'Connor, 1938-1991, Myrna Lamb, 1935-, Dixie Carter, 1939-, William Atherton, 1947-, Bill Jay, fl. 1975-2000, Dianne Kirksey, fl. 1976-2002, Margaret Croyden, fl. 1970-1978, Taurean Blaque,...
Alfre Woodard, 1953-, Joseph Papp, 1921-1991, Ed Bullins, 1935-, Mel Shapiro, fl. 1967-2002, Neil Harris, fl. 1976-1990, Anita Gillette, 1936-, John Guare, 1938-, Dave Freeman, 1957-, Ron Leibman, 1937-, Kevin O'Connor, 1938-1991, Myrna Lamb, 1935-, Dixie Carter, 1939-, William Atherton, 1947-, Bill Jay, fl. 1975-2000, Dianne Kirksey, fl. 1976-2002, Margaret Croyden, fl. 1970-1978, Taurean Blaque, 1941-
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Alfre Woodard, 1953-, Joseph Papp, 1921-1991, Ed Bullins, 1935-, Mel Shapiro, fl. 1967-2002, Neil Harris, fl. 1976-1990, Anita Gillette, 1936-, John Guare, 1938-, Dave Freeman, 1957-, Ron Leibman, 1937-, Kevin O'Connor, 1938-1991, Myrna Lamb, 1935-, Dixie Carter, 1939-, William Atherton, 1947-, Bill Jay, fl. 1975-2000, Dianne Kirksey, fl. 1976-2002, Margaret Croyden, fl. 1970-1978, Taurean Blaque,...
Alfre Woodard, 1953-, Joseph Papp, 1921-1991, Ed Bullins, 1935-, Mel Shapiro, fl. 1967-2002, Neil Harris, fl. 1976-1990, Anita Gillette, 1936-, John Guare, 1938-, Dave Freeman, 1957-, Ron Leibman, 1937-, Kevin O'Connor, 1938-1991, Myrna Lamb, 1935-, Dixie Carter, 1939-, William Atherton, 1947-, Bill Jay, fl. 1975-2000, Dianne Kirksey, fl. 1976-2002, Margaret Croyden, fl. 1970-1978, Taurean Blaque, 1941-
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American Theater Conversations: The Actors Studio
produced by Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1963), 27 mins
"Members of The Actors Studio and The Production Board of the Actors Studio Theater: Geraldine Page, Paul Newman, Frank Corsaro, Michael Wager, Rip Torn, and Fred Stewart discuss their training at The Actors Studio and goals for The Actors Studio Theater. 1963."
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produced by Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1963), 27 mins
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"Members of The Actors Studio and The Production Board of the Actors Studio Theater: Geraldine Page, Paul Newman, Frank Corsaro, Michael Wager, Rip Torn, and Fred Stewart discuss their training at The Actors Studio and goals for The Actors Studio Theater. 1963."
Date Written / Recorded
1963
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Columbia Broadcasting System
Date Published / Released
1963
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
Rip Torn, 1931-, Frank Corsaro, 1924-, Paul Newman, Geraldine Page, 1924-1987, Michael Wager, 1925-, Fred Stewart, 1906-1970, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Person Discussed
Rip Torn, 1931-, Frank Corsaro, 1924-, Paul Newman, Geraldine Page, 1924-1987, Michael Wager, 1925-, Fred Stewart, 1906-1970, James Macandrew, 1906-1988, Lee Strasberg, 1901-1982
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Anaïs Nin: Her Diary
directed by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996; produced by Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1966), 27 mins
"Anais Nin, filmed at the point in her life when she was passing from being a bohemian writer to being a widely read figure taken up by a new generation, reads selections from volume one of her just (1966) published Diary. This diary eventually went into many volumes and through its brutal honesty made her somethi...
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directed by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996; produced by Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1966), 27 mins
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"Anais Nin, filmed at the point in her life when she was passing from being a bohemian writer to being a widely read figure taken up by a new generation, reads selections from volume one of her just (1966) published Diary. This diary eventually went into many volumes and through its brutal honesty made her something of a cult figure on college campuses and in the new "women's liberation" movement. Many photos from her personal collection illustra...
"Anais Nin, filmed at the point in her life when she was passing from being a bohemian writer to being a widely read figure taken up by a new generation, reads selections from volume one of her just (1966) published Diary. This diary eventually went into many volumes and through its brutal honesty made her something of a cult figure on college campuses and in the new "women's liberation" movement. Many photos from her personal collection illustrate her life and world. The key passages read here deal with her childhood, her decision to keep a diary as a never-ending letter to her absent father, Europe in the 1930's, Henry Miller and his friends, and her fascination for the Surrealist movement and for psychoanalysis. 1966."
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Date Written / Recorded
1966
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963, Columbia Broadcasting System
Author / Creator
Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996
Date Published / Released
1966
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
Anaïs Nin, 1903-1977, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Person Discussed
Anaïs Nin, 1903-1977, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
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Andrei Serban at work
directed by John Musilli, 1936-1991; produced by John Musilli, 1936-1991, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1978), 28 mins
"Exploration of the remarkable career of composer Elizabeth Swados, with performance examples. She is interviewed by theater critic Margaret Croyden. Swados as artist, and participant in some of the most unusual theater projects of the decade. With the cast members from "Runaways": Leonard Brown, Jossie De Guzman,...
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directed by John Musilli, 1936-1991; produced by John Musilli, 1936-1991, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1978), 28 mins
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"Exploration of the remarkable career of composer Elizabeth Swados, with performance examples. She is interviewed by theater critic Margaret Croyden. Swados as artist, and participant in some of the most unusual theater projects of the decade. With the cast members from "Runaways": Leonard Brown, Jossie De Guzman, Karen Evans, Anthony Imperato, Diane Lane, Jon Matthews, Evan Miranda, Nan-Lynn Nelson, David Schechter, Paul Kreppel. Musicians: Judi...
"Exploration of the remarkable career of composer Elizabeth Swados, with performance examples. She is interviewed by theater critic Margaret Croyden. Swados as artist, and participant in some of the most unusual theater projects of the decade. With the cast members from "Runaways": Leonard Brown, Jossie De Guzman, Karen Evans, Anthony Imperato, Diane Lane, Jon Matthews, Evan Miranda, Nan-Lynn Nelson, David Schechter, Paul Kreppel. Musicians: Judith Fleisher, John Schimmel, David Sawyer. Singer: Michelle Collison. 1978.Topics discussed include: Andrei Serban's inventive theater piece "Medea", working with Serban, Sylvia Plath's poems, which Swados set to music. Swados explains how she works, Peter Brook as her "mentor" and her African experience with his group. Her restless exploration of how much the human voice can convey, beyond literal meaning. "Ancient sounds" that can bridge all cultures. "Making theater go beyond the statement." Her youthful anger and how she expressed it. How she can orchestrate anything, even "car horn sounds in the street." She talks at length about the origins of her work "Runaways," her motivations for creating that work, how she developed the idea and took it to Joseph Papp, and his reaction to its early stages.Performance excerpts include: Swados singing in a "bird language", an excerpt from the Serban-directed Greek trilogy that utilizes an artificial language based on Greek and animal sounds, Plath poems set to Swados music: "Daddy" sung by Michelle Collison, with Swados on guitar, and "Applicant. "There's No Going Back if You're Going with Me" and other songs and scenes from "Runaways" (described as a collage work about the anger and pain of unwanted children.) Also the piece "Dear Friend" from a planned evening at The Public Theater about writers. Also her song setting of poet Delmore Schwartz's poem "Sarah." Swados teaching sounds to students in her loft studio. 1978."
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Date Written / Recorded
1978
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
John Musilli, 1936-1991, Columbia Broadcasting System
Author / Creator
John Musilli, 1936-1991
Date Published / Released
1978
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
Joseph Papp, 1921-1991, F. Murray Abraham, 1939-, Ellen Stewart, Andrei Șerban, 1943-, Margaret Croyden, fl. 1970-1978
Person Discussed
Joseph Papp, 1921-1991, F. Murray Abraham, 1939-, Ellen Stewart, Andrei Șerban, 1943-, Margaret Croyden, fl. 1970-1978
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Andrei Serban's Medea and Electra
directed by Merrill Brockway, 1923-2013; produced by Merrill Brockway, 1923-2013, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1974), 29 mins
"Excerpts from the production at La Mama Experimental Theater Club (New York City) of Andrei Serban's interpretation of the classic dramas "Electra" and "Medea" with music by Elizabeth Swados. Theater critic Margaret Croyden provides introductions and commentary. The language of the plays combines Latin, Greek and...
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directed by Merrill Brockway, 1923-2013; produced by Merrill Brockway, 1923-2013, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1974), 29 mins
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"Excerpts from the production at La Mama Experimental Theater Club (New York City) of Andrei Serban's interpretation of the classic dramas "Electra" and "Medea" with music by Elizabeth Swados. Theater critic Margaret Croyden provides introductions and commentary. The language of the plays combines Latin, Greek and vocalizations that, in the words of Croyden, "transcends the literal and gets to the hidden dimensions of human consciousness. It is a...
"Excerpts from the production at La Mama Experimental Theater Club (New York City) of Andrei Serban's interpretation of the classic dramas "Electra" and "Medea" with music by Elizabeth Swados. Theater critic Margaret Croyden provides introductions and commentary. The language of the plays combines Latin, Greek and vocalizations that, in the words of Croyden, "transcends the literal and gets to the hidden dimensions of human consciousness. It is an attempt to find a language identical to the emotion behind it."
Ellen Stewart, founder and guiding spirit of "La Mama" speaks briefly about her goals in the modern theater. She has presented many avant garde works at her famous theater; few have received more critical acclaim as these experiments by Andrei Serban. New York Times theater critic Clive Barnes wrote, "Most of the time I write about plays, good, bad, or indifferent. Once in a while I get to write about the theater. This is one of those times." 1974."
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Date Written / Recorded
1974
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
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Merrill Brockway, 1923-2013, Columbia Broadcasting System
Author / Creator
Merrill Brockway, 1923-2013
Date Published / Released
1974
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
Ellen Stewart, Jon De Vries, 1947-, Valois Mickens, fl. 1974-2001, Stuart Baker-Bergen, 1946-1986, William Duff-Griffin, 1940-1994, Priscilla Smith, fl. 1974-1989, Jane Lind, 1950-, Patrick Burke, fl. 1962-2004, Margaret Croyden, fl. 1970-1978, Nathalie Gray, fl. 1974-1997, Ted Lambert, fl. 1974-1987, John Baron, fl. 1974-1976, Joanna Peled, fl. 1974, Charles Haywood, fl. 1975-1987, M.A. Whiteside...
Ellen Stewart, Jon De Vries, 1947-, Valois Mickens, fl. 1974-2001, Stuart Baker-Bergen, 1946-1986, William Duff-Griffin, 1940-1994, Priscilla Smith, fl. 1974-1989, Jane Lind, 1950-, Patrick Burke, fl. 1962-2004, Margaret Croyden, fl. 1970-1978, Nathalie Gray, fl. 1974-1997, Ted Lambert, fl. 1974-1987, John Baron, fl. 1974-1976, Joanna Peled, fl. 1974, Charles Haywood, fl. 1975-1987, M.A. Whiteside, fl. 1974, Mustapha Kirama, fl. 1974, Carole Leverett, fl. 1970-1974, Neil Harris, fl. 1976-1990, Anni Johnson, fl. 1974, Ron Becks, fl. 1957-2007, Constance Mellors, fl. 1974-1983, Greg McCullough, fl. 1974-1985, Richard Jackiel, fl. 1974-1982, Rhiela El Khouri, fl. 1974, Rosemary Jeanes, fl. 1974
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Ellen Stewart, Jon De Vries, 1947-, Valois Mickens, fl. 1974-2001, Stuart Baker-Bergen, 1946-1986, William Duff-Griffin, 1940-1994, Priscilla Smith, fl. 1974-1989, Jane Lind, 1950-, Patrick Burke, fl. 1962-2004, Margaret Croyden, fl. 1970-1978, Nathalie Gray, fl. 1974-1997, Ted Lambert, fl. 1974-1987, John Baron, fl. 1974-1976, Joanna Peled, fl. 1974, Charles Haywood, fl. 1975-1987, M.A. Whiteside...
Ellen Stewart, Jon De Vries, 1947-, Valois Mickens, fl. 1974-2001, Stuart Baker-Bergen, 1946-1986, William Duff-Griffin, 1940-1994, Priscilla Smith, fl. 1974-1989, Jane Lind, 1950-, Patrick Burke, fl. 1962-2004, Margaret Croyden, fl. 1970-1978, Nathalie Gray, fl. 1974-1997, Ted Lambert, fl. 1974-1987, John Baron, fl. 1974-1976, Joanna Peled, fl. 1974, Charles Haywood, fl. 1975-1987, M.A. Whiteside, fl. 1974, Mustapha Kirama, fl. 1974, Carole Leverett, fl. 1970-1974, Neil Harris, fl. 1976-1990, Anni Johnson, fl. 1974, Ron Becks, fl. 1957-2007, Constance Mellors, fl. 1974-1983, Greg McCullough, fl. 1974-1985, Richard Jackiel, fl. 1974-1982, Rhiela El Khouri, fl. 1974, Rosemary Jeanes, fl. 1974, Elizabeth Swados, 1951-2016, Andrei Șerban, 1943-
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Andrei Serban's The Trojan Women
directed by Merrill Brockway, 1923-2013; produced by Merrill Brockway, 1923-2013, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1974), 27 mins
"Excerpts from the production at La Mama Experimental Theater Club (New York City) of Andrei Serban's interpretation of the classic drama "The Trojan Women" by Euripides, with music by Elizabeth Swados. Theater critic Margaret Croyden provides introductions and commentary. She describes this production as "epic op...
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directed by Merrill Brockway, 1923-2013; produced by Merrill Brockway, 1923-2013, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1974), 27 mins
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"Excerpts from the production at La Mama Experimental Theater Club (New York City) of Andrei Serban's interpretation of the classic drama "The Trojan Women" by Euripides, with music by Elizabeth Swados. Theater critic Margaret Croyden provides introductions and commentary. She describes this production as "epic opera." She discusses the subjugation of women, explains the Latin, Greek and Indian languages used, and speaks of the bestiality of the...
"Excerpts from the production at La Mama Experimental Theater Club (New York City) of Andrei Serban's interpretation of the classic drama "The Trojan Women" by Euripides, with music by Elizabeth Swados. Theater critic Margaret Croyden provides introductions and commentary. She describes this production as "epic opera." She discusses the subjugation of women, explains the Latin, Greek and Indian languages used, and speaks of the bestiality of the times. She discusses how Swados worked with actors to perfect the vocalizations. 1974."
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Date Written / Recorded
1974
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Merrill Brockway, 1923-2013, Columbia Broadcasting System
Author / Creator
Merrill Brockway, 1923-2013
Date Published / Released
1974
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
Jon De Vries, 1947-, Valois Mickens, fl. 1974-2001, Stuart Baker-Bergen, 1946-1986, Priscilla Smith, fl. 1974-1989, Jane Lind, 1950-, Patrick Burke, fl. 1962-2004, Margaret Croyden, fl. 1970-1978, Nathalie Gray, fl. 1974-1997, Ted Lambert, fl. 1974-1987, Joanna Peled, fl. 1974, Charles Haywood, fl. 1975-1987, M.A. Whiteside, fl. 1974, Mustapha Kirama, fl. 1974, Carole Leverett, fl. 1970-1974, Neil...
Jon De Vries, 1947-, Valois Mickens, fl. 1974-2001, Stuart Baker-Bergen, 1946-1986, Priscilla Smith, fl. 1974-1989, Jane Lind, 1950-, Patrick Burke, fl. 1962-2004, Margaret Croyden, fl. 1970-1978, Nathalie Gray, fl. 1974-1997, Ted Lambert, fl. 1974-1987, Joanna Peled, fl. 1974, Charles Haywood, fl. 1975-1987, M.A. Whiteside, fl. 1974, Mustapha Kirama, fl. 1974, Carole Leverett, fl. 1970-1974, Neil Harris, fl. 1976-1990, Anni Johnson, fl. 1974, Ron Becks, fl. 1957-2007, Constance Mellors, fl. 1974-1983, Greg McCullough, fl. 1974-1985, Richard Jackiel, fl. 1974-1982, Rhiela El Khouri, fl. 1974, Rosemary Jeanes, fl. 1974
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Jon De Vries, 1947-, Valois Mickens, fl. 1974-2001, Stuart Baker-Bergen, 1946-1986, Priscilla Smith, fl. 1974-1989, Jane Lind, 1950-, Patrick Burke, fl. 1962-2004, Margaret Croyden, fl. 1970-1978, Nathalie Gray, fl. 1974-1997, Ted Lambert, fl. 1974-1987, Joanna Peled, fl. 1974, Charles Haywood, fl. 1975-1987, M.A. Whiteside, fl. 1974, Mustapha Kirama, fl. 1974, Carole Leverett, fl. 1970-1974, Neil...
Jon De Vries, 1947-, Valois Mickens, fl. 1974-2001, Stuart Baker-Bergen, 1946-1986, Priscilla Smith, fl. 1974-1989, Jane Lind, 1950-, Patrick Burke, fl. 1962-2004, Margaret Croyden, fl. 1970-1978, Nathalie Gray, fl. 1974-1997, Ted Lambert, fl. 1974-1987, Joanna Peled, fl. 1974, Charles Haywood, fl. 1975-1987, M.A. Whiteside, fl. 1974, Mustapha Kirama, fl. 1974, Carole Leverett, fl. 1970-1974, Neil Harris, fl. 1976-1990, Anni Johnson, fl. 1974, Ron Becks, fl. 1957-2007, Constance Mellors, fl. 1974-1983, Greg McCullough, fl. 1974-1985, Richard Jackiel, fl. 1974-1982, Rhiela El Khouri, fl. 1974, Rosemary Jeanes, fl. 1974, Elizabeth Swados, 1951-2016, Andrei Șerban, 1943-
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Arthur Miller and Israel Horovitz Discuss Theater
directed by Ralph Curtis, fl. 1965-1970; produced by Ralph Curtis, fl. 1965-1970, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1970), 28 mins
"Conversation between the eminent playwright Arthur Miller and the younger successful writer Israel Horovitz about theater, the writer, playwriting and politics, and the responsibility of the playwright to society. Miller is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author ("The Crucible", "All My Sons", "Death of a Salesman", etc...
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directed by Ralph Curtis, fl. 1965-1970; produced by Ralph Curtis, fl. 1965-1970, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1970), 28 mins
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"Conversation between the eminent playwright Arthur Miller and the younger successful writer Israel Horovitz about theater, the writer, playwriting and politics, and the responsibility of the playwright to society. Miller is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author ("The Crucible", "All My Sons", "Death of a Salesman", etc) and Horovitz at age 30 has had eight plays produced in New York, including "The Indian Wants the Bronx" and "Morning, Noon and Night....
"Conversation between the eminent playwright Arthur Miller and the younger successful writer Israel Horovitz about theater, the writer, playwriting and politics, and the responsibility of the playwright to society. Miller is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author ("The Crucible", "All My Sons", "Death of a Salesman", etc) and Horovitz at age 30 has had eight plays produced in New York, including "The Indian Wants the Bronx" and "Morning, Noon and Night." 1970."
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Date Written / Recorded
1970
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Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
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Ralph Curtis, fl. 1965-1970, Columbia Broadcasting System
Author / Creator
Ralph Curtis, fl. 1965-1970
Date Published / Released
1970
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
Arthur Miller, 1915-2005, Israel Horovitz, 1939-, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Person Discussed
Arthur Miller, 1915-2005, Israel Horovitz, 1939-, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
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