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The Adventures of Snugglepot and Cuddlepie
directed by George Cass, fl. 1992; produced by Chris Oliver, fl. 1992-2014, Film Australia (Acton, Australian Capital Territory: Australia. National Film and Sound Archive, 1992), 46 mins
Film Australia has produced a performance television special of Australia's most popular children's ballet, Snugglepot and Cuddlepie, based on the much-loved bush creatures from May Gibbs' children's classics. This delightful ballet brings the enchanting world of May Gibbs' captivating bush characters to life for...
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directed by George Cass, fl. 1992; produced by Chris Oliver, fl. 1992-2014, Film Australia (Acton, Australian Capital Territory: Australia. National Film and Sound Archive, 1992), 46 mins
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Film Australia has produced a performance television special of Australia's most popular children's ballet, Snugglepot and Cuddlepie, based on the much-loved bush creatures from May Gibbs' children's classics. This delightful ballet brings the enchanting world of May Gibbs' captivating bush characters to life for viewers of all ages. Prefaced by a brief overview of the life of this favourite Australian children's author.
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Contributor
Chris Oliver, fl. 1992-2014, Film Australia
Author / Creator
George Cass, fl. 1992
Date Published / Released
1992
Publisher
Australia. National Film and Sound Archive
Topic / Theme
Ballet
Copyright Message
A Film Australia National Interest Program. Copyright © 2011 National Film and Sound Archive of Australia.
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Alcoa Hour, Season 2, Episode 7, The Stingiest Man in Town
written by Janice Torre, 1914-1985; directed by Daniel Petrie, 1920-2004; choreographed by John Heawood, 1920-1995; designed by Sophie Devine, 1901-1966; produced by Joel Spector, fl. 1945-1956; performed by Philippa Bevans, 1913-1968, Vic Damone, 1928-2018, Johnny Desmond, 1919-1985, Olive Dunbar, 1925-, Alice Frost, 1905-1998, Martyn Green, 1899-1975, John Heawood, 1920-1995, Bryan Herbert, 1894-, Keith Herrington, fl. 1953-1956, Dennis Kohler, fl. 1955-1960, Betty Madigan, fl. 1954-1956, Ian Martin, 1912-1981, Richard Morse, fl. 1956, Patrice Munsel, 1925-, Basil Rathbone, 1892-1967, Karyl Ann Traum, fl. 1956-1958, Robert Weede, 1903-1972, Karin Wolfe, 1944-, Carson Woods, fl. 1959-1960 and Robert Wright, fl. 1953-1958, in Alcoa Hour, Season 2, Episode 7 (New York, NY - Queens - Long Island City: Video Artists International, 2013, originally published 2013), 1 hour 20 mins
This 1956 performance of the play The Stingiest Man in Town was directed by Daniel Petrie and stars Basil Rathbone, Martyn Green, Vic Damone, and Patrice Munsel. The play by Janice Torre is a musical adaptation of the novel A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.
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written by Janice Torre, 1914-1985; directed by Daniel Petrie, 1920-2004; choreographed by John Heawood, 1920-1995; designed by Sophie Devine, 1901-1966; produced by Joel Spector, fl. 1945-1956; performed by Philippa Bevans, 1913-1968, Vic Damone, 1928-2018, Johnny Desmond, 1919-1985, Olive Dunbar, 1925-, Alice Frost, 1905-1998, Martyn Green, 1899-1975, John Heawood, 1920-1995, Bryan Herbert, 1894-, Keith Herrington, fl. 1953-1956, Dennis Kohler, fl. 1955-1960, Betty Madigan, fl. 1954-1956, Ian Martin, 1912-1981, Richard Morse, fl. 1956, Patrice Munsel, 1925-, Basil Rathbone, 1892-1967, Karyl Ann Traum, fl. 1956-1958, Robert Weede, 1903-1972, Karin Wolfe, 1944-, Carson Woods, fl. 1959-1960 and Robert Wright, fl. 1953-1958, in Alcoa Hour, Season 2, Episode 7 (New York, NY - Queens - Long Island City: Video Artists International, 2013, originally published 2013), 1 hour 20 mins
Description
This 1956 performance of the play The Stingiest Man in Town was directed by Daniel Petrie and stars Basil Rathbone, Martyn Green, Vic Damone, and Patrice Munsel. The play by Janice Torre is a musical adaptation of the novel A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.
Vic Damone, 1928-2018 Philippa Bevans, 1913-1968 Johnny Desmond, 1919-1985
Date Written / Recorded
1956
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Philippa Bevans, 1913-1968, Vic Damone, 1928-2018, Johnny Desmond, 1919-1985, Olive Dunbar, 1925-, Alice Frost, 1905-1998, Martyn Green, 1899-1975, John Heawood, 1920-1995, Bryan Herbert, 1894-, Keith Herrington, fl. 1953-1956, Dennis Kohler, fl. 1955-1960, Betty Madigan, fl. 1954-1956, Ian Martin, 1912-1981, Richard Morse, fl. 1956, Patrice Munsel, 1925-, Basil Rathbone, 1892-1967, Karyl Ann Trau...
Philippa Bevans, 1913-1968, Vic Damone, 1928-2018, Johnny Desmond, 1919-1985, Olive Dunbar, 1925-, Alice Frost, 1905-1998, Martyn Green, 1899-1975, John Heawood, 1920-1995, Bryan Herbert, 1894-, Keith Herrington, fl. 1953-1956, Dennis Kohler, fl. 1955-1960, Betty Madigan, fl. 1954-1956, Ian Martin, 1912-1981, Richard Morse, fl. 1956, Patrice Munsel, 1925-, Basil Rathbone, 1892-1967, Karyl Ann Traum, fl. 1956-1958, Robert Weede, 1903-1972, Karin Wolfe, 1944-, Carson Woods, fl. 1959-1960, Robert Wright, fl. 1953-1958
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John Heawood, 1920-1995, Sophie Devine, 1901-1966, Vic Damone, 1928-2018, Philippa Bevans, 1913-1968, Johnny Desmond, 1919-1985, Joel Spector, fl. 1945-1956, Fred Spielman, 1906-1997
Author / Creator
John Heawood, 1920-1995, Daniel Petrie, 1920-2004, Philippa Bevans, 1913-1968, Vic Damone, 1928-2018, Johnny Desmond, 1919-1985, Olive Dunbar, 1925-, Alice Frost, 1905-1998, Martyn Green, 1899-1975, Bryan Herbert, 1894-, Keith Herrington, fl. 1953-1956, Dennis Kohler, fl. 1955-1960, Betty Madigan, fl. 1954-1956, Ian Martin, 1912-1981, Richard Morse, fl. 1956, Patrice Munsel, 1925-, Basil Rathbone,...
John Heawood, 1920-1995, Daniel Petrie, 1920-2004, Philippa Bevans, 1913-1968, Vic Damone, 1928-2018, Johnny Desmond, 1919-1985, Olive Dunbar, 1925-, Alice Frost, 1905-1998, Martyn Green, 1899-1975, Bryan Herbert, 1894-, Keith Herrington, fl. 1953-1956, Dennis Kohler, fl. 1955-1960, Betty Madigan, fl. 1954-1956, Ian Martin, 1912-1981, Richard Morse, fl. 1956, Patrice Munsel, 1925-, Basil Rathbone, 1892-1967, Karyl Ann Traum, fl. 1956-1958, Robert Weede, 1903-1972, Karin Wolfe, 1944-, Carson Woods, fl. 1959-1960, Robert Wright, fl. 1953-1958, Janice Torre, 1914-1985
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Date Published / Released
2013, 1956
Publisher
Video Artists International
Series
Alcoa Hour
Topic / Theme
Greed, Generosity, Selfishness, Personality development, American History, Mrs. Dilber, Young Scrooge, Betty, Hawkins, Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, Peter, Belinda, Annie, Billie, Bob Cratchit, Ebenezer Scrooge, Fred, Mrs. Cratchit, Mr. Fezziwig, Tiny Tim, Ghost of Christmas Past, Marley's Ghost, Ghost of Christmas Present, Martha Cratchit, Belle
Copyright Message
Copyright (c) 2013. Used by permission of Video Artists International.
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American Contemporary Theater, Straight: A Conversion Comedy
written by David Schmader, fl. 2002; directed by Jeff Meyers, fl. 1994-2014; designed by Jake Nelson, fl. 2002; performed by David Schmader, fl. 2002, in American Contemporary Theater (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2002), 2 hours 11 mins
Straight is a hilarious and subversive excursion into the world of conversion therapy, where gays and lesbians are reputedly 'cured' of their homosexuality and made 'straight.' Join acclaimed writer/performer David Schmader as he plunges into the heart of this dangerous territory. Schmader, a gay man, pulls no pun...
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written by David Schmader, fl. 2002; directed by Jeff Meyers, fl. 1994-2014; designed by Jake Nelson, fl. 2002; performed by David Schmader, fl. 2002, in American Contemporary Theater (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2002), 2 hours 11 mins
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Straight is a hilarious and subversive excursion into the world of conversion therapy, where gays and lesbians are reputedly 'cured' of their homosexuality and made 'straight.' Join acclaimed writer/performer David Schmader as he plunges into the heart of this dangerous territory. Schmader, a gay man, pulls no punches with either the conversionists or the gay community in this one-man show -- attending sessions with a German psychoanalyst, going...
Straight is a hilarious and subversive excursion into the world of conversion therapy, where gays and lesbians are reputedly 'cured' of their homosexuality and made 'straight.' Join acclaimed writer/performer David Schmader as he plunges into the heart of this dangerous territory. Schmader, a gay man, pulls no punches with either the conversionists or the gay community in this one-man show -- attending sessions with a German psychoanalyst, going undercover at 'ex-gay' support groups, and engaging in an intensive crash course in Christian heterosexuality ... deep in the heart of Texas. Straight pulls no punches. Schmader deploys a wry honesty that spares neither Christian conversionists nor the unconverted in this uproarious take on sexual reprogramming. Blending an essayists insight with the spark of stand-up comedy, Schmader confronts difficult questions, rejects easy answers, and gets to the bottom of what it means to be 'straight.' David Schmader, fl. 2002
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Date Written / Recorded
2002
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
David Schmader, fl. 2002
Contributor
David Schmader, fl. 2002, David Keppel, fl. 2002, Jake Nelson, fl. 2002
Author / Creator
Jeff Meyers, fl. 1994-2014, David Schmader, fl. 2002
Date Published / Released
2002
Publisher
TMW Media Group
Series
American Contemporary Theater
Topic / Theme
Religious beliefs, Homosexuality, Mental health treatments, Player
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2003 by TMW Media Group
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Antigone
written by Sophocles, 497 BC-406 BC; designed by Soutra Gilmour; performed by Jodie Whittaker, 1982-, Annabel Scholey, 0084-, Christopher Eccleston, 1964-, Jamie Ballard, fl. 2003, Zoe Aldrich, fl. 2003 and Luke Newberry, 1990- (London, England: Royal National Theatre, 2012, originally published 2012), 1 hour 31 mins
Age recommendation: 15+ (some strong, bloody images)
This archive recording was captured on 4th July, 2012.
In the unstable aftermath of a civil war, Creon, the new King of Thebes, asserts his authority by forbidding anyone from honouring the death of the traitor Polyneices. But Antigone, Polyneices' sister, will...
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written by Sophocles, 497 BC-406 BC; designed by Soutra Gilmour; performed by Jodie Whittaker, 1982-, Annabel Scholey, 0084-, Christopher Eccleston, 1964-, Jamie Ballard, fl. 2003, Zoe Aldrich, fl. 2003 and Luke Newberry, 1990- (London, England: Royal National Theatre, 2012, originally published 2012), 1 hour 31 mins
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Age recommendation: 15+ (some strong, bloody images)
This archive recording was captured on 4th July, 2012.
In the unstable aftermath of a civil war, Creon, the new King of Thebes, asserts his authority by forbidding anyone from honouring the death of the traitor Polyneices. But Antigone, Polyneices' sister, will not obey.
When Creon's authority is challenged, a gripping conflict emerges between the power of an individual and the state.
Polly Fin...
Age recommendation: 15+ (some strong, bloody images)
This archive recording was captured on 4th July, 2012.
In the unstable aftermath of a civil war, Creon, the new King of Thebes, asserts his authority by forbidding anyone from honouring the death of the traitor Polyneices. But Antigone, Polyneices' sister, will not obey.
When Creon's authority is challenged, a gripping conflict emerges between the power of an individual and the state.
Polly Findlay's electric 2012 production brings Sophocles' tragedy into the modern world as a gripping political thriller.
CAST
Antigone: Jodie Whittaker
Ismene: Annabel Scholey
Chorus: Paul Bentall
Chorus: Martin Chamberlain
Chorus: Jason Cheater
Chorus: Stavros Demetraki
Chorus: Paul Dodds
Chorus: Craige Els
Chorus: Michael Grady-Hall
Chorus: Tim Samuels
Chorus: Ross Waiton
Chorus: Alfred Enoch
Creon, King of Thebes: Christopher Eccleston
Teiresias, a blind prophet: Jamie Ballard
Messenger: Kobna Holdbrook-Smith
Eurydice, Creon's Wife: Zoë Aldrich
Soldier: Luke Norris
Haemon: Luke Newberry
Boy: Trevor Imani
Boy: Reuben Pearce
Boy: Daniel Walsh
Ensemble: Jo Dockery
Ensemble: Emily Glenister
Music Director / Percussion: Philip Hopkins
Percussion: Joji Hirota
Woodwind: Tom Lessels
CREATIVES
Director: Polly Findlay
Writer: Don Taylor
Designer: Soutra Gilmour
Lighting Designer: Mark Henderson
Fight Director: Bret Yount
Movement Director: Aline David
Music and Sound Designer: Dan Jones
Video and Projection Designer: Dick Straker
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Date Written / Recorded
2012
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Jodie Whittaker, 1982-, Annabel Scholey, 0084-, Christopher Eccleston, 1964-, Jamie Ballard, fl. 2003, Zoe Aldrich, fl. 2003, Luke Newberry, 1990-
Contributor
Soutra Gilmour, Jodie Whittaker, 1982-, Christopher Eccleston, 1964-, Annabel Scholey, 0084-
Author / Creator
Jodie Whittaker, 1982-, Annabel Scholey, 0084-, Christopher Eccleston, 1964-, Jamie Ballard, fl. 2003, Zoe Aldrich, fl. 2003, Luke Newberry, 1990-, Sophocles, 497 BC-406 BC
Date Published / Released
2012
Publisher
Royal National Theatre
Topic / Theme
Ismene, Tiresias, Antigone, Creon, Haemon, Eurydice, Nanny, Chorus
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2012 National Theatre
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Awake and Sing!
written by Clifford Odets, 1906-1963 (1935); directed by Robert Hopkins, 1886-1966 and Norman Lloyd, 1914-; designed by Jan Scott, 1915-2003, Noel Taylor, 1913-2010, Danny Franks, fl. 1969-1995; produced by Norman Lloyd, 1914-, Hollywood Television Theater, Los Angeles, CA; performed by Robert Lipton, 1943-, Milton Selzer, 1918-, Leo Fuchs, 1911-1994, Ruth Storey, 1913-1997, John Myhers, 1921-1992, Felicia Farr, 1932-, Martin Ritt, 1914-1990, Ron Rifkin, 1939- and Walter Matthau, 1920-2000 (Broadway Theatre Archive, 1972), 1 hour 34 mins
This is a performance of Clifford Odets' Awake and Sing! directed by Robert Hopkins and Norman Lloyd.
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written by Clifford Odets, 1906-1963 (1935); directed by Robert Hopkins, 1886-1966 and Norman Lloyd, 1914-; designed by Jan Scott, 1915-2003, Noel Taylor, 1913-2010, Danny Franks, fl. 1969-1995; produced by Norman Lloyd, 1914-, Hollywood Television Theater, Los Angeles, CA; performed by Robert Lipton, 1943-, Milton Selzer, 1918-, Leo Fuchs, 1911-1994, Ruth Storey, 1913-1997, John Myhers, 1921-1992, Felicia Farr, 1932-, Martin Ritt, 1914-1990, Ron Rifkin, 1939- and Walter Matthau, 1920-2000 (Broadway Theatre Archive, 1972), 1 hour 34 mins
Description
This is a performance of Clifford Odets' Awake and Sing! directed by Robert Hopkins and Norman Lloyd. Leo Fuchs, 1911-1994 Ron Rifkin, 1939- Walter Matthau, 1920-2000
Date Written / Recorded
1935, 1972
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Robert Lipton, 1943-, Milton Selzer, 1918-, Leo Fuchs, 1911-1994, Ruth Storey, 1913-1997, John Myhers, 1921-1992, Felicia Farr, 1932-, Martin Ritt, 1914-1990, Ron Rifkin, 1939-, Walter Matthau, 1920-2000
Contributor
Noel Taylor, 1913-2010, Leo Fuchs, 1911-1994, Ron Rifkin, 1939-, Walter Matthau, 1920-2000, Danny Franks, fl. 1969-1995, Norman Lloyd, 1914-, Hollywood Television Theater, Los Angeles, CA, Jan Scott, 1915-2003, Mike Stanislavsky, fl. 1966-1992, Sterling Tracy, fl. 1972, Gordon Baird, fl. 1970-1973
Author / Creator
Robert Hopkins, 1886-1966, Norman Lloyd, 1914-, Robert Lipton, 1943-, Milton Selzer, 1918-, Leo Fuchs, 1911-1994, Ruth Storey, 1913-1997, John Myhers, 1921-1992, Felicia Farr, 1932-, Martin Ritt, 1914-1990, Ron Rifkin, 1939-, Walter Matthau, 1920-2000, Clifford Odets, 1906-1963
Date Published / Released
1972
Publisher
Broadway Theatre Archive
Speaker / Narrator
Norman Lloyd, 1909-1980, Robert Hopkins, 1886-1966, Jan Scott, 1915-2003, Danny Franks, fl. 1969-1995, Noel Taylor, 1913-2010, Gordon Baird, fl. 1970-1973, Peter San Filipo, Sr., fl. 1965-1995, Mike Stanislavsky, fl. 1966-1992, Sterling Tracy, fl. 1972, Mundell Lowe, 1922-
Person Discussed
Norman Lloyd, 1909-1980, Robert Hopkins, 1886-1966, Jan Scott, 1915-2003, Danny Franks, fl. 1969-1995, Noel Taylor, 1913-2010, Gordon Baird, fl. 1970-1973, Peter San Filipo, Sr., fl. 1965-1995, Mike Stanislavsky, fl. 1966-1992, Sterling Tracy, fl. 1972, Mundell Lowe, 1922-
Topic / Theme
Family, Theatre, Ralph Berger, Myron Berger, Jacob Berger, Schlosser, Hennie Berger, Uncle Morty, Sam Feinschreiber, Moe Axelrod
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The Bald Soprano
written by Eugene Ionesco, 1909-1994; directed by Ron Myrvik, fl. 1976-2010; composed by Martin Kalmanoff, 1920-2007 (1999); conducted by Richard Marshall; produced by Ron Myrvik, fl. 1976-2010 and Richard Marshall, Center for Contemporary Opera, New York, NY; performed by Blaine Hendsbee, fl. 1999, Patricia Dell, fl. 1999, Elem Eley, fl. 1999, Lynn Matthews, fl. 1991-1999, Keith Howard, fl. 1999 and Deborah Massell, fl. 1999, Center for Contemporary Opera (CCO) (The Cinema Guild, 1999), 1 hour 2 mins
The 1950 debut of Eugene Ionesco's The Bald Soprano, a "mixture of social satire, Alice in Wonderland-type logic, verbal delirium and surrealist farce," stirred a sensation in Paris. For the fiftieth anniversary of the Theater of the Absurd's founding work, the piece has been adapted by The Center for Contemporary...
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written by Eugene Ionesco, 1909-1994; directed by Ron Myrvik, fl. 1976-2010; composed by Martin Kalmanoff, 1920-2007 (1999); conducted by Richard Marshall; produced by Ron Myrvik, fl. 1976-2010 and Richard Marshall, Center for Contemporary Opera, New York, NY; performed by Blaine Hendsbee, fl. 1999, Patricia Dell, fl. 1999, Elem Eley, fl. 1999, Lynn Matthews, fl. 1991-1999, Keith Howard, fl. 1999 and Deborah Massell, fl. 1999, Center for Contemporary Opera (CCO) (The Cinema Guild, 1999), 1 hour 2 mins
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The 1950 debut of Eugene Ionesco's The Bald Soprano, a "mixture of social satire, Alice in Wonderland-type logic, verbal delirium and surrealist farce," stirred a sensation in Paris. For the fiftieth anniversary of the Theater of the Absurd's founding work, the piece has been adapted by The Center for Contemporary Opera into a delightful comic opera in English. Blaine Hendsbee, fl. 1999 Patricia Dell, fl. 1999 Elem Eley, fl. 1999
Date Written / Recorded
1999
Field of Study
Classical Music
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Center for Contemporary Opera (CCO), Blaine Hendsbee, fl. 1999, Patricia Dell, fl. 1999, Elem Eley, fl. 1999, Lynn Matthews, fl. 1991-1999, Keith Howard, fl. 1999, Deborah Massell, fl. 1999
Contributor
Richard Marshall, Blaine Hendsbee, fl. 1999, Patricia Dell, fl. 1999, Elem Eley, fl. 1999, Eugene Ionesco, 1909-1994, Donald Watson, Ron Myrvik, fl. 1976-2010, Center for Contemporary Opera, New York, NY
Author / Creator
Martin Kalmanoff, 1920-2007, Ron Myrvik, fl. 1976-2010, Center for Contemporary Opera (CCO), Blaine Hendsbee, fl. 1999, Patricia Dell, fl. 1999, Elem Eley, fl. 1999, Lynn Matthews, fl. 1991-1999, Keith Howard, fl. 1999, Deborah Massell, fl. 1999, Eugene Ionesco, 1909-1994
Date Published / Released
1999
Publisher
The Cinema Guild
Topic / Theme
Theatre, Classical Music, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Martin, Mrs. Martin, Fire Chief, Mary the Maid
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Burning Bright
written by John Steinbeck, 1902-1968 (1950); directed by Curt Conway, 1915-1974; designed by Zvi Geyra, fl. 1959-1960, Michael Travis, 1928-2014, Dean Nelson, fl. 1951; produced by Lewis Freedman, 1926-1992, National Telefilm Associates. Play of the Week, New York, NY; performed by Myron McCormick, 1908-1962, Colleen Dewhurst, 1924-1991, Dana Elcar, 1927-2005 and Donald Madden, 1933-1983 (Broadway Theatre Archive, 1959), 1 hour 41 mins
This is a performance of John Steinbeck's Burning Bright directed by Curt Conway.
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written by John Steinbeck, 1902-1968 (1950); directed by Curt Conway, 1915-1974; designed by Zvi Geyra, fl. 1959-1960, Michael Travis, 1928-2014, Dean Nelson, fl. 1951; produced by Lewis Freedman, 1926-1992, National Telefilm Associates. Play of the Week, New York, NY; performed by Myron McCormick, 1908-1962, Colleen Dewhurst, 1924-1991, Dana Elcar, 1927-2005 and Donald Madden, 1933-1983 (Broadway Theatre Archive, 1959), 1 hour 41 mins
Description
This is a performance of John Steinbeck's Burning Bright directed by Curt Conway. Myron McCormick, 1908-1962 Colleen Dewhurst, 1924-1991 Dana Elcar, 1927-2005
Date Written / Recorded
1950, 1959
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Myron McCormick, 1908-1962, Colleen Dewhurst, 1924-1991, Dana Elcar, 1927-2005, Donald Madden, 1933-1983
Contributor
Michael Travis, 1928-2014, Myron McCormick, 1908-1962, Colleen Dewhurst, 1924-1991, Dana Elcar, 1927-2005, Dean Nelson, fl. 1951, Lewis Freedman, 1926-1992, National Telefilm Associates. Play of the Week, New York, NY, Zvi Geyra, fl. 1959-1960, Bill Guyon, fl. 1950-1959
Author / Creator
Curt Conway, 1915-1974, Myron McCormick, 1908-1962, Colleen Dewhurst, 1924-1991, Dana Elcar, 1927-2005, Donald Madden, 1933-1983, John Steinbeck, 1902-1968
Date Published / Released
1959
Publisher
Broadway Theatre Archive
Speaker / Narrator
Michael Travis, 1928-2014, Curt Conway, 1915-1974, Will Holt, fl. 1959-1976, Zvi Geyra, fl. 1959-1960, Dean Nelson, fl. 1951, Bill Guyon, fl. 1950-1959
Person Discussed
Michael Travis, 1928-2014, Curt Conway, 1915-1974, Will Holt, fl. 1959-1976, Zvi Geyra, fl. 1959-1960, Dean Nelson, fl. 1951, Bill Guyon, fl. 1950-1959
Topic / Theme
Domestic matters, Health, Family, Social problems, Theatre, Joe Saul, Mardeen Saul, Ed, Victor
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Bérénice
written by Jean Racine, 1639-1699 (1670); directed by Klause-Michael Grüber, fl. 1974-2002; performed by Catherine Samie, 1933-, Ludmila Mikaël, 1947-, Richard Fontana, 1951-1994, Roland Bertin, 1930-, Marcel Bozonnet, 1944- and Jacques Debary, 1914- (Films For The Humanities & Sciences, 1987), 2 hours 48 mins
Catherine Samie, 1933-
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written by Jean Racine, 1639-1699 (1670); directed by Klause-Michael Grüber, fl. 1974-2002; performed by Catherine Samie, 1933-, Ludmila Mikaël, 1947-, Richard Fontana, 1951-1994, Roland Bertin, 1930-, Marcel Bozonnet, 1944- and Jacques Debary, 1914- (Films For The Humanities & Sciences, 1987), 2 hours 48 mins
Description
Catherine Samie, 1933- Ludmila Mikaël, 1947- Richard Fontana, 1951-1994
Date Written / Recorded
1670, 1987
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Catherine Samie, 1933-, Ludmila Mikaël, 1947-, Richard Fontana, 1951-1994, Roland Bertin, 1930-, Marcel Bozonnet, 1944-, Jacques Debary, 1914-
Contributor
Catherine Samie, 1933-, Ludmila Mikaël, 1947-, Richard Fontana, 1951-1994
Author / Creator
Klause-Michael Grüber, fl. 1974-2002, Catherine Samie, 1933-, Ludmila Mikaël, 1947-, Richard Fontana, 1951-1994, Roland Bertin, 1930-, Marcel Bozonnet, 1944-, Jacques Debary, 1914-, Jean Racine, 1639-1699
Date Published / Released
1987
Publisher
Films For The Humanities & Sciences
Speaker / Narrator
Klause-Michael Grüber, fl. 1974-2002
Person Discussed
Klause-Michael Grüber, fl. 1974-2002
Topic / Theme
Romantic relationships, History curriculums, Politics, Theatre, Phemice, Berenice, Titus, Arsace, Paulin
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Candide
written by Lillian Hellman, 1905-1984 and Hugh Wheeler, 1912-1987; directed by Lonny Price, 1959-; composed by Leonard Bernstein, 1918-1990; conducted by Marin Alsop; choreographed by Casey Nicholaw, fl. 1992; designed by James Noone, fl. 1996-2013, Tracy Christensen, fl. 1994; produced by Jay Good, fl. 2004 and Iris Merlis, fl. 1977-2008, WNET Channel 13, New York, NY and Ellen M. Krass Productions; performed by Sir Thomas Allen, 1944-, Paul Groves, 1964-, Kristin Chenoweth, 1968-, Patti LuPone, 1949-, Michael McCormick, 1951-, Jeff Blumenkrantz, 1965- and Janine LaManna, fl. 1996-2005, New York Philharmonic (Chatsworth, CA: Image Entertainment, 2004), 1 hour 57 mins
Leonard Bernstein's brilliant comic operetta comes to dazzling new life under the guidance of director Lonny Price (A Class Act). Based on the classic Voltaire tale of an innocent young man's journey through a life filled with colorful characters and unexpected life lessons, this tune-filled frolic features Tony A...
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written by Lillian Hellman, 1905-1984 and Hugh Wheeler, 1912-1987; directed by Lonny Price, 1959-; composed by Leonard Bernstein, 1918-1990; conducted by Marin Alsop; choreographed by Casey Nicholaw, fl. 1992; designed by James Noone, fl. 1996-2013, Tracy Christensen, fl. 1994; produced by Jay Good, fl. 2004 and Iris Merlis, fl. 1977-2008, WNET Channel 13, New York, NY and Ellen M. Krass Productions; performed by Sir Thomas Allen, 1944-, Paul Groves, 1964-, Kristin Chenoweth, 1968-, Patti LuPone, 1949-, Michael McCormick, 1951-, Jeff Blumenkrantz, 1965- and Janine LaManna, fl. 1996-2005, New York Philharmonic (Chatsworth, CA: Image Entertainment, 2004), 1 hour 57 mins
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Leonard Bernstein's brilliant comic operetta comes to dazzling new life under the guidance of director Lonny Price (A Class Act). Based on the classic Voltaire tale of an innocent young man's journey through a life filled with colorful characters and unexpected life lessons, this tune-filled frolic features Tony Award-winners Patti LuPone (Evita) and Kristin Chenoweth (from the Broadway smash Wicked) heading a dazzling cast including Paul Groves,...
Leonard Bernstein's brilliant comic operetta comes to dazzling new life under the guidance of director Lonny Price (A Class Act). Based on the classic Voltaire tale of an innocent young man's journey through a life filled with colorful characters and unexpected life lessons, this tune-filled frolic features Tony Award-winners Patti LuPone (Evita) and Kristin Chenoweth (from the Broadway smash Wicked) heading a dazzling cast including Paul Groves, Stanford Olsen, Sir Thomas Allen, and the Westminster Symphonic Choir. The impeccable score (with lyrics by luminaries including Lillian Hellman, Dorothy Parker, Stephen Sondheim, Richard Wilbur, and John La Touche) includes a host of delightful songs including Life Is Happiness Indeed, It Must Be So, You Were Dead, You Know, and Make Our Garden Grow. Now enjoy this all-new production that brings you the best of all possible musical worlds! Paul Groves, 1964- Michael McCormick, 1951- Sir Thomas Allen, 1944-
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Date Written / Recorded
2004
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
New York Philharmonic, Sir Thomas Allen, 1944-, Paul Groves, 1964-, Kristin Chenoweth, 1968-, Patti LuPone, 1949-, Michael McCormick, 1951-, Jeff Blumenkrantz, 1965-, Janine LaManna, fl. 1996-2005
Contributor
Casey Nicholaw, fl. 1992, Marin Alsop, Tracy Christensen, fl. 1994, Paul Groves, 1964-, Michael McCormick, 1951-, Sir Thomas Allen, 1944-, Jay Good, fl. 2004, Iris Merlis, fl. 1977-2008, WNET Channel 13, New York, NY, Ellen M. Krass Productions, Leonard Bernstein, 1918-1990, James Noone, fl. 1996-2013
Author / Creator
Casey Nicholaw, fl. 1992, Leonard Bernstein, 1918-1990, Lonny Price, 1959-, New York Philharmonic, Sir Thomas Allen, 1944-, Paul Groves, 1964-, Kristin Chenoweth, 1968-, Patti LuPone, 1949-, Michael McCormick, 1951-, Jeff Blumenkrantz, 1965-, Janine LaManna, fl. 1996-2005, Lillian Hellman, 1905-1984, Hugh Wheeler, 1912-1987
Date Published / Released
2004
Publisher
Image Entertainment
Topic / Theme
Romantic relationships, Travel, Optimism, Literature, Musical performances, Musical theater, Candide, Pangloss, Maximilian, Cunégonde, Paquette, Old Lady, Martin, Cacambo
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2013. Used by permission of Ellen M. Krass Productions
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Candy And Shelley Go To The Desert
written by Paula Cizmar, 1949-; directed by Vasili Dukas, fl. 1990; designed by George Kostaras, fl. 1990 and Akyllas Pappas, fl. 1990; produced by Ann Greyson, fl. 1990-1999; performed by Elisa Faith Goodman, 1968-1992, Lindy S. Hudis, fl. 1990 and Robert J. Meyers, fl. 1990 (Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood: East Heights Productions, 1990), 1 hour 11 mins
This drama, by director Vasili Dukas, features Elisa Faith Goodman, Lindy S. Hudis, and Robert J. Meyers.
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written by Paula Cizmar, 1949-; directed by Vasili Dukas, fl. 1990; designed by George Kostaras, fl. 1990 and Akyllas Pappas, fl. 1990; produced by Ann Greyson, fl. 1990-1999; performed by Elisa Faith Goodman, 1968-1992, Lindy S. Hudis, fl. 1990 and Robert J. Meyers, fl. 1990 (Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood: East Heights Productions, 1990), 1 hour 11 mins
Description
This drama, by director Vasili Dukas, features Elisa Faith Goodman, Lindy S. Hudis, and Robert J. Meyers. Elisa Faith Goodman, 1968-1992 Lindy S. Hudis, fl. 1990 Robert J. Meyers, fl. 1990
Date Written / Recorded
1990
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Elisa Faith Goodman, 1968-1992, Lindy S. Hudis, fl. 1990, Robert J. Meyers, fl. 1990
Contributor
Elisa Faith Goodman, 1968-1992, Lindy S. Hudis, fl. 1990, Robert J. Meyers, fl. 1990, Ann Greyson, fl. 1990-1999, Johnny Maniatis, fl. 1990, George Kostaras, fl. 1990, Akyllas Pappas, fl. 1990
Author / Creator
Vasili Dukas, fl. 1990, Elisa Faith Goodman, 1968-1992, Lindy S. Hudis, fl. 1990, Robert J. Meyers, fl. 1990, Paula Cizmar, 1949-
Date Published / Released
1990
Publisher
East Heights Productions
Topic / Theme
Desert travel, Women's issues, Candy, Shelley, Ron
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1990 by East Heights Productions
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