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American Contemporary Theater, Jokes and Their Relation To The Unconscious: A Comedy to End All Comedy
directed by Gregory S. Allen, fl. 2002; produced by Jeff Meyers, fl. 1994-2014, in American Contemporary Theater (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2002), 1 hour 29 mins
Chicago's Neo-Futurists, aided by fellow assassins Sigmund Freud and Uncle Miltie, attempt to kill comedy by explaining why it's funny which only makes it funnier. An intelligent examination of what makes people laugh and one that actually makes people laugh.
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directed by Gregory S. Allen, fl. 2002; produced by Jeff Meyers, fl. 1994-2014, in American Contemporary Theater (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2002), 1 hour 29 mins
Description
Chicago's Neo-Futurists, aided by fellow assassins Sigmund Freud and Uncle Miltie, attempt to kill comedy by explaining why it's funny which only makes it funnier. An intelligent examination of what makes people laugh and one that actually makes people laugh.
Date Written / Recorded
2002
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Jeff Meyers, fl. 1994-2014
Author / Creator
Gregory S. Allen, fl. 2002
Date Published / Released
2002
Publisher
TMW Media Group
Series
American Contemporary Theater
Person Discussed
Henri Bergson, 1859-1941, Milton Berle, 1908-2002, Sigmund Freud, 1856-1939
Topic / Theme
Plays, Psychology, Humor, Comedy
Copyright Message
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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
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The Magnificent Welles: The Spectacular Rise & Fall of Film Genius Orson Welles
written by Marcus Wolland, fl. 2002-2010; directed by Jeff Meyers, fl. 1994-2014; performed by Marcus Wolland, fl. 2002-2010 (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2002), 2 hours
The Magnificent Welles - An acclaimed one-man play that charts the spectacular rise and fall of film genius Orson Welles. Meet Orson Welles an incomparable master and an insufferable braggart. At the height of his fame, on the brink of disaster. Seducing his audience while baring his soul.
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written by Marcus Wolland, fl. 2002-2010; directed by Jeff Meyers, fl. 1994-2014; performed by Marcus Wolland, fl. 2002-2010 (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2002), 2 hours
Description
The Magnificent Welles - An acclaimed one-man play that charts the spectacular rise and fall of film genius Orson Welles. Meet Orson Welles an incomparable master and an insufferable braggart. At the height of his fame, on the brink of disaster. Seducing his audience while baring his soul. Marcus Wolland, fl. 2002-2010
Date Written / Recorded
2002
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Marcus Wolland, fl. 2002-2010
Contributor
Marcus Wolland, fl. 2002-2010
Author / Creator
Jeff Meyers, fl. 1994-2014, Marcus Wolland, fl. 2002-2010
Date Published / Released
2002
Publisher
TMW Media Group
Person Discussed
Orson Welles, 1915-1985
Topic / Theme
Actors, Acting, Theater, Plays, Orson Welles
Copyright Message
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Producing for the Theatre, Forces Who Run The Theater: Gordon Davidson
directed by Bill Carroll, fl. 2008; produced by Laurie Fruth, fl. 2010; interview by Glenn Casale, fl. 1984-2015 and Mike Merrick, fl. 1973-1986, in Producing for the Theatre (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2005), 50 mins
This series examines the roles and responsibilities of the people who control the venues, content, and talent in theater and provide a wide panorama of what theatre is and who "makes it happen." The active participants or 'power brokers' in the vast enterprise that comprises live theatre take on many guises. They...
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directed by Bill Carroll, fl. 2008; produced by Laurie Fruth, fl. 2010; interview by Glenn Casale, fl. 1984-2015 and Mike Merrick, fl. 1973-1986, in Producing for the Theatre (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2005), 50 mins
Description
This series examines the roles and responsibilities of the people who control the venues, content, and talent in theater and provide a wide panorama of what theatre is and who "makes it happen." The active participants or 'power brokers' in the vast enterprise that comprises live theatre take on many guises. They are theatre owners, managing and artistic directors of regional venues, marketing experts, designers, directors, actors, and playwright...
This series examines the roles and responsibilities of the people who control the venues, content, and talent in theater and provide a wide panorama of what theatre is and who "makes it happen." The active participants or 'power brokers' in the vast enterprise that comprises live theatre take on many guises. They are theatre owners, managing and artistic directors of regional venues, marketing experts, designers, directors, actors, and playwrights, a veritable army of creative contributors. This program features the relationship between theater owners and producers.
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Date Written / Recorded
2005
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Laurie Fruth, fl. 2010
Author / Creator
Bill Carroll, fl. 2008, Glenn Casale, fl. 1984-2015, Mike Merrick, fl. 1973-1986
Date Published / Released
2005
Publisher
TMW Media Group
Series
Producing for the Theatre
Person Discussed
Gordon Davidson, fl. 2005
Topic / Theme
Theater buildings, Theater producers, Theater occupations, Theater
Copyright Message
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Producing for the Theatre, Forces Who Run The Theater: Susan Smith
directed by Bill Carroll, fl. 2008; produced by Laurie Fruth, fl. 2010; interview by Glenn Casale, fl. 1984-2015 and Mike Merrick, fl. 1973-1986, in Producing for the Theatre (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2005), 48 mins
This series examines the roles and responsibilities of the people who control the venues, content, and talent in theater and provide a wide panorama of what theatre is and who 'makes it happen.' The active participants or 'power brokers' in the vast enterprise that comprises live theatre take on many guises. They...
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directed by Bill Carroll, fl. 2008; produced by Laurie Fruth, fl. 2010; interview by Glenn Casale, fl. 1984-2015 and Mike Merrick, fl. 1973-1986, in Producing for the Theatre (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2005), 48 mins
Description
This series examines the roles and responsibilities of the people who control the venues, content, and talent in theater and provide a wide panorama of what theatre is and who 'makes it happen.' The active participants or 'power brokers' in the vast enterprise that comprises live theatre take on many guises. They are theatre owners, managing and artistic directors of regional venues, marketing experts, designers, directors, actors, and playwright...
This series examines the roles and responsibilities of the people who control the venues, content, and talent in theater and provide a wide panorama of what theatre is and who 'makes it happen.' The active participants or 'power brokers' in the vast enterprise that comprises live theatre take on many guises. They are theatre owners, managing and artistic directors of regional venues, marketing experts, designers, directors, actors, and playwrights, a veritable army of creative contributors. This program features Susan Smith, agent to such actors as Brian Dennehy and Kathy Bates, who explains the roles of agents.
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Date Written / Recorded
2005
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Laurie Fruth, fl. 2010
Author / Creator
Bill Carroll, fl. 2008, Glenn Casale, fl. 1984-2015, Mike Merrick, fl. 1973-1986
Date Published / Released
2005
Publisher
TMW Media Group
Series
Producing for the Theatre
Person Discussed
Susan Smith, fl. 2005
Topic / Theme
Theatrical agents, Theater occupations, Theater
Copyright Message
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Producing for the Theatre, Business Of The Theater: Randy Snow, David Elzer
directed by Bill Carroll, fl. 2008; produced by Jennifer Ream, fl. 2006-2012, TMW Media Group; interview by Nate Bynum, fl. 2005 and Mike Merrick, fl. 1973-1986, in Producing for the Theatre (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2006), 50 mins
This series describes the business aspect of producing the play, how you raise the money to capitalize a play or musical, structuring budgets to account for pre-production and 'running' costs, and developing a marketing/publicity and advertising plan. It features theater professionals, including noted publicist Da...
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directed by Bill Carroll, fl. 2008; produced by Jennifer Ream, fl. 2006-2012, TMW Media Group; interview by Nate Bynum, fl. 2005 and Mike Merrick, fl. 1973-1986, in Producing for the Theatre (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2006), 50 mins
Description
This series describes the business aspect of producing the play, how you raise the money to capitalize a play or musical, structuring budgets to account for pre-production and 'running' costs, and developing a marketing/publicity and advertising plan. It features theater professionals, including noted publicist David Elzer; Michael Gill, general manager for such productions as Mamma Mia, Phantom of the Opera, and Hairspray; an entertainment lawye...
This series describes the business aspect of producing the play, how you raise the money to capitalize a play or musical, structuring budgets to account for pre-production and 'running' costs, and developing a marketing/publicity and advertising plan. It features theater professionals, including noted publicist David Elzer; Michael Gill, general manager for such productions as Mamma Mia, Phantom of the Opera, and Hairspray; an entertainment lawyer; a theatrical venture capitalist; and an advertising executive from Sorrino-Coyne, the commercial theatre's top advertising agency; who offer insights into forming a contract and negotiating. The discussions are both dynamic and informative and offer insights into how you form a contract and behind the scenes negotiations that are vital for all aspects of theatre production.
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Date Written / Recorded
2006
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Jennifer Ream, fl. 2006-2012, TMW Media Group
Author / Creator
Bill Carroll, fl. 2008, Nate Bynum, fl. 2005, Mike Merrick, fl. 1973-1986
Date Published / Released
2006
Publisher
TMW Media Group
Series
Producing for the Theatre
Person Discussed
David Elzer, fl. 2006, Randy Snow, fl. 2006
Topic / Theme
Theater occupations, Theater, Plays
Copyright Message
Copyright © by TMW Media Group
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Shakespeare Series, Romeo and Juliet
written by William Shakespeare, 1564-1616; directed by William Woodman, 1932-1995; choreographed by Randy Allen, fl. 1982; designed by John Retsek, fl. 1969-2007, Dorothy Baca, fl. 1980-2008; produced by Jack Nakano, 1933-2009, Santa Barbara Gazebo Theatre One and Bard Productions; performed by William Bassett, 1935-, Marco Barricelli, fl. 1983-2006, Dan Mason, fl. 1971-2006, Peter MacLean, 1936-2003, Alex Hyde-White, 1959-, Dan Hamilton, 1945-, Fredric Lehne, 1959-, Norman Snow, 1950-, Alvah Stanley, 1940-1996, Jim Storm, 1943-, Michael Cummings, fl. 1981-2013, John Sanderford, 1952-, Terry Michos, 1953-, William Ian Gamble, fl. 1982-1987, Sander Johnson, 1951-, Kate FitzMaurice, fl. 1982-1984, Penelope Windust, 1945-, Esther Rolle, 1920-1998 and Blanche Baker, 1956-, in Shakespeare Series (Los Angeles, CA - Venice: TMW Media Group, 1982, originally published 1597), 2 hours 50 mins
Shakespeare’s tragic story of young love thwarted by a family feud. Two rival Veronese families, the Montagues and the Capulets, are warned that their constant brawls must end and that death threatens anyone who disturbs the peace. Romeo the Montague heir attends a masquerade dance at the home of the Capulets, R...
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written by William Shakespeare, 1564-1616; directed by William Woodman, 1932-1995; choreographed by Randy Allen, fl. 1982; designed by John Retsek, fl. 1969-2007, Dorothy Baca, fl. 1980-2008; produced by Jack Nakano, 1933-2009, Santa Barbara Gazebo Theatre One and Bard Productions; performed by William Bassett, 1935-, Marco Barricelli, fl. 1983-2006, Dan Mason, fl. 1971-2006, Peter MacLean, 1936-2003, Alex Hyde-White, 1959-, Dan Hamilton, 1945-, Fredric Lehne, 1959-, Norman Snow, 1950-, Alvah Stanley, 1940-1996, Jim Storm, 1943-, Michael Cummings, fl. 1981-2013, John Sanderford, 1952-, Terry Michos, 1953-, William Ian Gamble, fl. 1982-1987, Sander Johnson, 1951-, Kate FitzMaurice, fl. 1982-1984, Penelope Windust, 1945-, Esther Rolle, 1920-1998 and Blanche Baker, 1956-, in Shakespeare Series (Los Angeles, CA - Venice: TMW Media Group, 1982, originally published 1597), 2 hours 50 mins
Description
Shakespeare’s tragic story of young love thwarted by a family feud. Two rival Veronese families, the Montagues and the Capulets, are warned that their constant brawls must end and that death threatens anyone who disturbs the peace. Romeo the Montague heir attends a masquerade dance at the home of the Capulets, Romeo and Juliet, the Capulets’ daughter meet and fall immediately in love. They arrange to be married in secret by Friar Lawrence the...
Shakespeare’s tragic story of young love thwarted by a family feud. Two rival Veronese families, the Montagues and the Capulets, are warned that their constant brawls must end and that death threatens anyone who disturbs the peace. Romeo the Montague heir attends a masquerade dance at the home of the Capulets, Romeo and Juliet, the Capulets’ daughter meet and fall immediately in love. They arrange to be married in secret by Friar Lawrence the next day. Romeo becomes embroiled in a fierce duel with Tybalt, a Capulet and now a cousin by marriage. He kills Tybalt and is banished from Verona. Juliet’s father insists she marry. To help her avoid the impending marriage, Friar Lawrence gives Juliet a potion that makes her appear dead. Romeo, believing that Juliet is dead, drinks a poison and dies by her side. When she revives and sees Romeo dead, she stabs herself. Only after the double tragedy are the families reconciled. Featuring Alex Hyde-White, Blanche Baker and Esther Rolle. Alex Hyde-White, 1959- Blanche Baker, 1956- Esther Rolle, 1920-1998
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Date Written / Recorded
1982
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
William Bassett, 1935-, Marco Barricelli, fl. 1983-2006, Dan Mason, fl. 1971-2006, Peter MacLean, 1936-2003, Alex Hyde-White, 1959-, Dan Hamilton, 1945-, Fredric Lehne, 1959-, Norman Snow, 1950-, Alvah Stanley, 1940-1996, Jim Storm, 1943-, Michael Cummings, fl. 1981-2013, John Sanderford, 1952-, Terry Michos, 1953-, William Ian Gamble, fl. 1982-1987, Sander Johnson, 1951-, Kate FitzMaurice, fl. 19...
William Bassett, 1935-, Marco Barricelli, fl. 1983-2006, Dan Mason, fl. 1971-2006, Peter MacLean, 1936-2003, Alex Hyde-White, 1959-, Dan Hamilton, 1945-, Fredric Lehne, 1959-, Norman Snow, 1950-, Alvah Stanley, 1940-1996, Jim Storm, 1943-, Michael Cummings, fl. 1981-2013, John Sanderford, 1952-, Terry Michos, 1953-, William Ian Gamble, fl. 1982-1987, Sander Johnson, 1951-, Kate FitzMaurice, fl. 1982-1984, Penelope Windust, 1945-, Esther Rolle, 1920-1998, Blanche Baker, 1956-
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Contributor
Randy Allen, fl. 1982, Dorothy Baca, fl. 1980-2008, Alex Hyde-White, 1959-, Blanche Baker, 1956-, Esther Rolle, 1920-1998, Jack Nakano, 1933-2009, Santa Barbara Gazebo Theatre One, Bard Productions, Mitch Margo, 1947-, John Retsek, fl. 1969-2007
Author / Creator
Randy Allen, fl. 1982, William Woodman, 1932-1995, William Bassett, 1935-, Marco Barricelli, fl. 1983-2006, Dan Mason, fl. 1971-2006, Peter MacLean, 1936-2003, Alex Hyde-White, 1959-, Dan Hamilton, 1945-, Fredric Lehne, 1959-, Norman Snow, 1950-, Alvah Stanley, 1940-1996, Jim Storm, 1943-, Michael Cummings, fl. 1981-2013, John Sanderford, 1952-, Terry Michos, 1953-, William Ian Gamble, fl. 1982-19...
Randy Allen, fl. 1982, William Woodman, 1932-1995, William Bassett, 1935-, Marco Barricelli, fl. 1983-2006, Dan Mason, fl. 1971-2006, Peter MacLean, 1936-2003, Alex Hyde-White, 1959-, Dan Hamilton, 1945-, Fredric Lehne, 1959-, Norman Snow, 1950-, Alvah Stanley, 1940-1996, Jim Storm, 1943-, Michael Cummings, fl. 1981-2013, John Sanderford, 1952-, Terry Michos, 1953-, William Ian Gamble, fl. 1982-1987, Sander Johnson, 1951-, Kate FitzMaurice, fl. 1982-1984, Penelope Windust, 1945-, Esther Rolle, 1920-1998, Blanche Baker, 1956-, William Shakespeare, 1564-1616
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Date Published / Released
1597, 1982
Publisher
TMW Media Group
Series
Shakespeare Series
Topic / Theme
Family, Romantic relationships, Friar Laurence, Lady Capulet, Lady Montague, Lord Capulet, Romeo, Juliet, Nurse, Mercutio, Tybalt, Paris, Balthasar, Gregory, Sampson, Benvolio, Rosaline, Peter, Lord Montague, Apothecary, Friar John, Abram, Prince Escalus
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Shakespeare Series, The Tempest
written by William Shakespeare, 1564-1616; directed by William Woodman, 1932-1995; designed by Donald Lee Harris, fl. 1983-2013, Noel Taylor, 1913-2010; produced by Ken Campbell, 1941-2008, Bard Productions; performed by Duane Black, 1955-2006, Edward Edwards, fl. 1974-2013, Roberta Farkas, fl. 1983-2015, Nicholas Hammond, 1950-, William Hootkins, 1948-2005, Kay E. Kuter, 1925-2003, Ron Palillo, 1949-2012, Ted Sorel, 1936-2010, J. E. Taylor, fl. 1983, Efrem, Jr. Zimbalist, 1918-, Hector Elias, 1941-, David Graf, 1950-2001, William Bassett, 1935-, Mark Pinter, 1950-, Callan White, 1953- and Gina Friedlander, fl. 1983, in Shakespeare Series (Los Angeles, CA - Venice: TMW Media Group, 1983, originally published 1623), 2 hours 8 mins
Shakespeare’s classic tale of the fantasy world of spirits, sorcery, monsters, maidens and shipwrecked scheming noblemen is brought to life. Feuding noblemen, embroiled in a world of spirits and sorcery, are forced to come to terms with their past when their children meet by chance and fall in love. A tempest of...
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written by William Shakespeare, 1564-1616; directed by William Woodman, 1932-1995; designed by Donald Lee Harris, fl. 1983-2013, Noel Taylor, 1913-2010; produced by Ken Campbell, 1941-2008, Bard Productions; performed by Duane Black, 1955-2006, Edward Edwards, fl. 1974-2013, Roberta Farkas, fl. 1983-2015, Nicholas Hammond, 1950-, William Hootkins, 1948-2005, Kay E. Kuter, 1925-2003, Ron Palillo, 1949-2012, Ted Sorel, 1936-2010, J. E. Taylor, fl. 1983, Efrem, Jr. Zimbalist, 1918-, Hector Elias, 1941-, David Graf, 1950-2001, William Bassett, 1935-, Mark Pinter, 1950-, Callan White, 1953- and Gina Friedlander, fl. 1983, in Shakespeare Series (Los Angeles, CA - Venice: TMW Media Group, 1983, originally published 1623), 2 hours 8 mins
Description
Shakespeare’s classic tale of the fantasy world of spirits, sorcery, monsters, maidens and shipwrecked scheming noblemen is brought to life. Feuding noblemen, embroiled in a world of spirits and sorcery, are forced to come to terms with their past when their children meet by chance and fall in love. A tempest of wind and rain, raised by the magician Prospero, shipwrecks Alonso, King of Naples and his shipboard companions including Duke Antonio...
Shakespeare’s classic tale of the fantasy world of spirits, sorcery, monsters, maidens and shipwrecked scheming noblemen is brought to life. Feuding noblemen, embroiled in a world of spirits and sorcery, are forced to come to terms with their past when their children meet by chance and fall in love. A tempest of wind and rain, raised by the magician Prospero, shipwrecks Alonso, King of Naples and his shipboard companions including Duke Antonio of Milan. They are marooned on an enchanted and spirit filled island where each party believes that they are the only survivors. Prospero brings King Alonso, Duke Antonio and court attendants safely ashore. Unbeknown to the rest of the castaways, Ferdinand, the King’s son, arrives separately and meets Miranda, Prospero’s daughter. The two fall in love. The missing Ferdinand is assumed drowned. Alonso repents of his past deeds, believing Ferdinand’s death was punishment for his own wrong-doing. Prospero, convinced that his false brother and the King have reformed, reveals himself as the wronged, but genuine Duke of Milan. The rejoicing group celebrates with the wedding of Ferdinand and Miranda. Featuring Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., William H Bassett, Ted Sorel. Ted Sorel, 1936-2010 Efrem, Jr. Zimbalist, 1918- William Bassett, 1935-
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Date Written / Recorded
1983
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Duane Black, 1955-2006, Edward Edwards, fl. 1974-2013, Roberta Farkas, fl. 1983-2015, Nicholas Hammond, 1950-, William Hootkins, 1948-2005, Kay E. Kuter, 1925-2003, Ron Palillo, 1949-2012, Ted Sorel, 1936-2010, J. E. Taylor, fl. 1983, Efrem, Jr. Zimbalist, 1918-, Hector Elias, 1941-, David Graf, 1950-2001, William Bassett, 1935-, Mark Pinter, 1950-, Callan White, 1953-, Gina Friedlander, fl. 1983
Contributor
Noel Taylor, 1913-2010, Ted Sorel, 1936-2010, Efrem, Jr. Zimbalist, 1918-, William Bassett, 1935-, Ken Campbell, 1941-2008, Bard Productions, John Serry, 1954-, Donald Lee Harris, fl. 1983-2013
Author / Creator
William Woodman, 1932-1995, Duane Black, 1955-2006, Edward Edwards, fl. 1974-2013, Roberta Farkas, fl. 1983-2015, Nicholas Hammond, 1950-, William Hootkins, 1948-2005, Kay E. Kuter, 1925-2003, Ron Palillo, 1949-2012, Ted Sorel, 1936-2010, J. E. Taylor, fl. 1983, Efrem, Jr. Zimbalist, 1918-, Hector Elias, 1941-, David Graf, 1950-2001, William Bassett, 1935-, Mark Pinter, 1950-, Callan White, 1953-,...
William Woodman, 1932-1995, Duane Black, 1955-2006, Edward Edwards, fl. 1974-2013, Roberta Farkas, fl. 1983-2015, Nicholas Hammond, 1950-, William Hootkins, 1948-2005, Kay E. Kuter, 1925-2003, Ron Palillo, 1949-2012, Ted Sorel, 1936-2010, J. E. Taylor, fl. 1983, Efrem, Jr. Zimbalist, 1918-, Hector Elias, 1941-, David Graf, 1950-2001, William Bassett, 1935-, Mark Pinter, 1950-, Callan White, 1953-, Gina Friedlander, fl. 1983, William Shakespeare, 1564-1616
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Date Published / Released
1623, 1983
Publisher
TMW Media Group
Series
Shakespeare Series
Topic / Theme
Romantic relationships, Comedy, Prospero, Alonso, Caliban, Ariel, Trinculo, Gonzalo, Miranda, Ferdinand, Adrian, Ceres, Iris, Antonio, Stephano, Juno, Sycorax, Sebastian, Francisco
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Copyright (c) 2013. Used by permission of TMW Media Group.
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Shakespeare Series, In The Steps Of William Shakespeare - London and Stratford 1564 - 1613
directed by James H. Bride, II, fl. 1992-2008; produced by James H. Bride, II, fl. 1992-2008, in Shakespeare Series (Los Angeles, CA - Venice: TMW Media Group, 1992), 42 mins
Discover the kinds of plays performed at Stratford in Shakespeare’s youth along with an introduction to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Shakespeare’s London Years 1591-1613: Our British presenter, Rebecca Flynn, offers us a horseback journey into London and a walking tour over a dozen London sites that conjure...
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directed by James H. Bride, II, fl. 1992-2008; produced by James H. Bride, II, fl. 1992-2008, in Shakespeare Series (Los Angeles, CA - Venice: TMW Media Group, 1992), 42 mins
Description
Discover the kinds of plays performed at Stratford in Shakespeare’s youth along with an introduction to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Shakespeare’s London Years 1591-1613: Our British presenter, Rebecca Flynn, offers us a horseback journey into London and a walking tour over a dozen London sites that conjure up the presence of William Shakespeare during his London years. This program follows the trail and visits eighteen major sites associat...
Discover the kinds of plays performed at Stratford in Shakespeare’s youth along with an introduction to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Shakespeare’s London Years 1591-1613: Our British presenter, Rebecca Flynn, offers us a horseback journey into London and a walking tour over a dozen London sites that conjure up the presence of William Shakespeare during his London years. This program follows the trail and visits eighteen major sites associated with Shakespeare and his plays which include - the Tower of London; St. Paul’s Cathedral; the Middle Temple for law students; George Tavern, a venue for outdoor plays; Southwark Cathedral, where his brother Edmund Shakespeare is buried; and the London Globe Theatre site. Shakespeare’s Stratford Years 1564-1590: This program conjures up the presence of William Shakespeare during his Stratford years by taking you on a walking, biking, and rowing journey around Warwickshire. It features the baptismal font and tomb at Trinity church, Shakespeare’s birthplace, the King Edward VI Grammar School he attended, Anne Hathaway’s Cottage, Shottery, Wilmcote, Kenilworth Castle, the Mary Arden Farm, and many other important locations.
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Date Written / Recorded
1992
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
James H. Bride, II, fl. 1992-2008
Author / Creator
James H. Bride, II, fl. 1992-2008
Date Published / Released
1992
Publisher
TMW Media Group
Series
Shakespeare Series
Person Discussed
William Shakespeare, 1564-1616, Rebecca Flynn, fl. 1990-1992, Anne Hathaway Shakespeare, 1556-1623, Elizabeth I, Queen of England, 1533-1603
Topic / Theme
Playwrights, English literature
Copyright Message
Copyright (c) 2013. Used by permission of TMW Media Group.
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Expressive Actor, The Lugering Method
produced by Michael Lugering, fl. 2014; interview by Joan Melton, fl. 1993, in Expressive Actor (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2014), 36 mins
Joan Melton, an internationally recognized actor trainer and author, interviews Master Teacher Michael Lugering in a theoretical discussion of recent discoveries in philosophy, somatic psychology, neuroscience and aesthetics that underpin the integrated voice, movement and acting method presented in this series.
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produced by Michael Lugering, fl. 2014; interview by Joan Melton, fl. 1993, in Expressive Actor (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2014), 36 mins
Description
Joan Melton, an internationally recognized actor trainer and author, interviews Master Teacher Michael Lugering in a theoretical discussion of recent discoveries in philosophy, somatic psychology, neuroscience and aesthetics that underpin the integrated voice, movement and acting method presented in this series.
Date Written / Recorded
2014
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Michael Lugering, fl. 2014
Author / Creator
Joan Melton, fl. 1993
Date Published / Released
2014
Publisher
TMW Media Group
Series
Expressive Actor
Person Discussed
Michael Lugering, fl. 2014
Topic / Theme
Sciences, Theater, Acting, Performance instruction, Performance influences
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2014 by TMW Media Group
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