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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
Description
"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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The Association of Producing Artists Rehearse Ibsen
directed by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996; produced by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1967), 28 mins
"The APA ("Association of Producing Artists") rehearses and discusses scenes from Ibsen's "The Wild Duck", with Sidney Walker, Donald Moffat, Clayton Corzatte, Betty Miller and Jennifer Harmon. Stephen Porter, director. 1967."
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directed by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996; produced by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1967), 28 mins
Description
"The APA ("Association of Producing Artists") rehearses and discusses scenes from Ibsen's "The Wild Duck", with Sidney Walker, Donald Moffat, Clayton Corzatte, Betty Miller and Jennifer Harmon. Stephen Porter, director. 1967."
Date Written / Recorded
1967
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996, Columbia Broadcasting System
Author / Creator
Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996
Date Published / Released
1967
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
Donald Moffat, 1930-, Stephen Porter, 1925-2013, Clayton Corzatte, 1927-, Betty Miller, 1925-2004, Sydney Walker, 1921-1994, Jennifer Harmon, 1943-, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Person Discussed
Donald Moffat, 1930-, Stephen Porter, 1925-2013, Clayton Corzatte, 1927-, Betty Miller, 1925-2004, Sydney Walker, 1921-1994, Jennifer Harmon, 1943-, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Topic / Theme
Theatre
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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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Theatre
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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
Description
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
Field of Interest
Classical Music, Theatre
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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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Theatre
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Dead End Kids: A Story of Nuclear Power
written by JoAnne Akalaitis, 1937-; directed by JoAnne Akalaitis, 1937-; produced by Monty Diamond, fl. 1978-2010 and Marian Godfrey, fl. 1986, Ikon Films, Netherlands and Mabou Mines; performed by Ellen McElduff, fl. 1979-2010, Ruth Maleczech, fl. 1981-2009, George Bartenieff, 1933-, David Brisbin, 1952-, B-St. John Schofield, fl. 1986, Terry O'Reilly, 1951-, Greg Mehrten, fl. 1986-2003, Frederick Neumann, fl. 1986-2001, Michael Kunling, fl. 1986, Scotty Snyder, fl. 1986 and David Byrne, 1952- (New York, NY: The Cinema Guild, 1986), 1 hour 26 mins
A wacky, free-wheeling satire which examines key moments in the history of nuclear power, from the flowering of medieval alchemy in the 16th century, to the development of the atomic bomb, Hiroshima and its aftermath, and the cultural and political fallout of the Cold War '50s. Based on the Obie award-winning stag...
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written by JoAnne Akalaitis, 1937-; directed by JoAnne Akalaitis, 1937-; produced by Monty Diamond, fl. 1978-2010 and Marian Godfrey, fl. 1986, Ikon Films, Netherlands and Mabou Mines; performed by Ellen McElduff, fl. 1979-2010, Ruth Maleczech, fl. 1981-2009, George Bartenieff, 1933-, David Brisbin, 1952-, B-St. John Schofield, fl. 1986, Terry O'Reilly, 1951-, Greg Mehrten, fl. 1986-2003, Frederick Neumann, fl. 1986-2001, Michael Kunling, fl. 1986, Scotty Snyder, fl. 1986 and David Byrne, 1952- (New York, NY: The Cinema Guild, 1986), 1 hour 26 mins
Description
A wacky, free-wheeling satire which examines key moments in the history of nuclear power, from the flowering of medieval alchemy in the 16th century, to the development of the atomic bomb, Hiroshima and its aftermath, and the cultural and political fallout of the Cold War '50s. Based on the Obie award-winning stage play by the Mabou Mines avant-garde theatrical troupe, the film imaginatively uses a variety of styles and techniques, freely mixing...
A wacky, free-wheeling satire which examines key moments in the history of nuclear power, from the flowering of medieval alchemy in the 16th century, to the development of the atomic bomb, Hiroshima and its aftermath, and the cultural and political fallout of the Cold War '50s. Based on the Obie award-winning stage play by the Mabou Mines avant-garde theatrical troupe, the film imaginatively uses a variety of styles and techniques, freely mixing historical and fictional characters, archival footage, poetry, musical comedy, dance numbers, serious drama, plus an evocative musical score by David Byrne with additional music by Philip Glass Ellen McElduff, fl. 1979-2010 Ruth Maleczech, fl. 1981-2009 David Byrne, 1952-
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Date Written / Recorded
1986
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Ellen McElduff, fl. 1979-2010, Ruth Maleczech, fl. 1981-2009, George Bartenieff, 1933-, David Brisbin, 1952-, B-St. John Schofield, fl. 1986, Terry O'Reilly, 1951-, Greg Mehrten, fl. 1986-2003, Frederick Neumann, fl. 1986-2001, Michael Kunling, fl. 1986, Scotty Snyder, fl. 1986, David Byrne, 1952-
Contributor
Ellen McElduff, fl. 1979-2010, Ruth Maleczech, fl. 1981-2009, David Byrne, 1952-, Monty Diamond, fl. 1978-2010, Marian Godfrey, fl. 1986, Ikon Films, Netherlands, Mabou Mines
Author / Creator
JoAnne Akalaitis, 1937-, Ellen McElduff, fl. 1979-2010, Ruth Maleczech, fl. 1981-2009, George Bartenieff, 1933-, David Brisbin, 1952-, B-St. John Schofield, fl. 1986, Terry O'Reilly, 1951-, Greg Mehrten, fl. 1986-2003, Frederick Neumann, fl. 1986-2001, Michael Kunling, fl. 1986, Scotty Snyder, fl. 1986, David Byrne, 1952-
Date Published / Released
1986
Publisher
The Cinema Guild
Topic / Theme
Theatre, Bomb Builder, Television Host, Army Stenographer, Schoolteacher, Nightclub Comic, Priest, Faust, Marie Curie, General Farrell, Devil, Alchemist, Academician, Magician, Television Technician, Leslie Groves
Copyright Message
Copyright © The Cinema Guild. All rights reserved.
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Theatre
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Death Of A Salesman
written by Arthur Miller, 1915-2005; directed by Alex Segal, 1915-1977; produced by Daniel Melnick, 1932-2009 and David Susskind, 1920-1987, Columbia Broadcasting System; performed by Lee J. Cobb, 1911-1976, Mildred Dunnock, 1901-1991, James Farentino, 1938-, Albert Dekker, 1905-1968, Edward Andrews, 1914-1985, George Segal, 1934-, Gene Wilder, 1933-2016, Bernie Kopell, 1933-, Marge Redmond, 1930-, Marc Fiorini, 1940-, Karen Steele, 1931-1988, June Foray, 1917- and Joan Patrick, fl. 1961-1968 (Broadway Theatre Archive, 1966), 1 hour 46 mins
This award-winning TV adaptation of Death of a Salesman of Arthur Miller's masterwork stars Academy Award-winning actor Lee J. Cobb (12 Angry Men, On the Waterfront) in his heartbreaking portrayal of Willy Loman and the ultimate incoherence of the American Dream. The production is directed by Alex Segal, who won a...
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written by Arthur Miller, 1915-2005; directed by Alex Segal, 1915-1977; produced by Daniel Melnick, 1932-2009 and David Susskind, 1920-1987, Columbia Broadcasting System; performed by Lee J. Cobb, 1911-1976, Mildred Dunnock, 1901-1991, James Farentino, 1938-, Albert Dekker, 1905-1968, Edward Andrews, 1914-1985, George Segal, 1934-, Gene Wilder, 1933-2016, Bernie Kopell, 1933-, Marge Redmond, 1930-, Marc Fiorini, 1940-, Karen Steele, 1931-1988, June Foray, 1917- and Joan Patrick, fl. 1961-1968 (Broadway Theatre Archive, 1966), 1 hour 46 mins
Description
This award-winning TV adaptation of Death of a Salesman of Arthur Miller's masterwork stars Academy Award-winning actor Lee J. Cobb (12 Angry Men, On the Waterfront) in his heartbreaking portrayal of Willy Loman and the ultimate incoherence of the American Dream. The production is directed by Alex Segal, who won an Emmy for this adaptation of Miller's Pulitzer-winning work, and features Golden Globe-winner George Segal (Who's Afraid of Virginia W...
This award-winning TV adaptation of Death of a Salesman of Arthur Miller's masterwork stars Academy Award-winning actor Lee J. Cobb (12 Angry Men, On the Waterfront) in his heartbreaking portrayal of Willy Loman and the ultimate incoherence of the American Dream. The production is directed by Alex Segal, who won an Emmy for this adaptation of Miller's Pulitzer-winning work, and features Golden Globe-winner George Segal (Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?) as Biff and a young Gene Wilder (Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory) as Bernard. Lee J. Cobb, 1911-1976 James Farentino, 1938- George Segal, 1934- Gene Wilder, 1933-2016 Mildred Dunnock, 1901-1991
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Date Written / Recorded
1966
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Lee J. Cobb, 1911-1976, Mildred Dunnock, 1901-1991, James Farentino, 1938-, Albert Dekker, 1905-1968, Edward Andrews, 1914-1985, George Segal, 1934-, Gene Wilder, 1933-2016, Bernie Kopell, 1933-, Marge Redmond, 1930-, Marc Fiorini, 1940-, Karen Steele, 1931-1988, June Foray, 1917-, Joan Patrick, fl. 1961-1968
Contributor
Lee J. Cobb, 1911-1976, James Farentino, 1938-, George Segal, 1934-, Gene Wilder, 1933-2016, Mildred Dunnock, 1901-1991, Daniel Melnick, 1932-2009, David Susskind, 1920-1987, Columbia Broadcasting System
Author / Creator
Alex Segal, 1915-1977, Lee J. Cobb, 1911-1976, Mildred Dunnock, 1901-1991, James Farentino, 1938-, Albert Dekker, 1905-1968, Edward Andrews, 1914-1985, George Segal, 1934-, Gene Wilder, 1933-2016, Bernie Kopell, 1933-, Marge Redmond, 1930-, Marc Fiorini, 1940-, Karen Steele, 1931-1988, June Foray, 1917-, Joan Patrick, fl. 1961-1968, Arthur Miller, 1915-2005
Date Published / Released
1966
Publisher
Broadway Theatre Archive
Topic / Theme
Theatre, Willy Loman, Linda, Happy, Uncle Ben, Charley, Biff, Howard Wagner, Stanley, Letta, Miss Forsythe, Bernard, Woman, Jenny
Field of Interest
Theatre
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The Dock Brief
written by John Mortimer, 1923-2009 (1957); directed by Stuart Burge, 1918-2002; produced by David Susskind, 1920-1987, National Telefilm Associates. Play of the Week, New York, NY; performed by Michael Hordern, 1911-1995 and George Walter Rose, 1920-1988 (Broadway Theatre Archive, 1959), 50 mins
This is a performance of John Mortimer's The Dock Brief directed by Stuart Burge.
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written by John Mortimer, 1923-2009 (1957); directed by Stuart Burge, 1918-2002; produced by David Susskind, 1920-1987, National Telefilm Associates. Play of the Week, New York, NY; performed by Michael Hordern, 1911-1995 and George Walter Rose, 1920-1988 (Broadway Theatre Archive, 1959), 50 mins
Description
This is a performance of John Mortimer's The Dock Brief directed by Stuart Burge. Michael Hordern, 1911-1995 George Walter Rose, 1920-1988
Date Written / Recorded
1957, 1959
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Michael Hordern, 1911-1995, George Walter Rose, 1920-1988
Contributor
Michael Hordern, 1911-1995, George Walter Rose, 1920-1988, David Susskind, 1920-1987, National Telefilm Associates. Play of the Week, New York, NY
Author / Creator
Stuart Burge, 1918-2002, Michael Hordern, 1911-1995, George Walter Rose, 1920-1988, John Mortimer, 1923-2009
Date Published / Released
1959
Publisher
Broadway Theatre Archive
Speaker / Narrator
Stuart Burge, 1918-2002
Person Discussed
Stuart Burge, 1918-2002
Topic / Theme
Social problems, Theatre
Field of Interest
Theatre
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Dollhouse
written by Henrik Ibsen, 1828-1906; directed by Lee Breuer, 1937-; performed by Maude Mitchell, fl. 1995-2009, Mark Povinelli, 1971-, Kristopher Medina, fl. 1994-2010, Janet Girardeau, fl. 2009 and Ricardo Gil, 1957- (New York, NY: Alive Mind), 2 hours 3 mins
Maude Mitchell, fl. 1995-2009
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written by Henrik Ibsen, 1828-1906; directed by Lee Breuer, 1937-; performed by Maude Mitchell, fl. 1995-2009, Mark Povinelli, 1971-, Kristopher Medina, fl. 1994-2010, Janet Girardeau, fl. 2009 and Ricardo Gil, 1957- (New York, NY: Alive Mind), 2 hours 3 mins
Description
Maude Mitchell, fl. 1995-2009 Janet Girardeau, fl. 2009 Mark Povinelli, 1971-
Date Written / Recorded
2009
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Maude Mitchell, fl. 1995-2009, Mark Povinelli, 1971-, Kristopher Medina, fl. 1994-2010, Janet Girardeau, fl. 2009, Ricardo Gil, 1957-
Contributor
Maude Mitchell, fl. 1995-2009, Janet Girardeau, fl. 2009, Mark Povinelli, 1971-
Author / Creator
Lee Breuer, 1937-, Maude Mitchell, fl. 1995-2009, Mark Povinelli, 1971-, Kristopher Medina, fl. 1994-2010, Janet Girardeau, fl. 2009, Ricardo Gil, 1957-, Henrik Ibsen, 1828-1906
Publisher
Alive Mind
Topic / Theme
Theatre, Nora Helmer, Torvald Helmer, Nils Krogstad, Christine Linde, Dr. Rank, Anne-Marie, Helene
Field of Interest
Theatre
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Dramatic Actions: Caribbean Theater
directed by Tony Hall, fl. 1991, Christopher Laird, 1945- and Bruce Paddington, fl. 1974-2016; produced by Banyan Productions (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, 1991), 28 mins
This documentary, directed by Tony Hall, Christopher Laird, and Bruce Paddington, features Caribbean Theater.
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directed by Tony Hall, fl. 1991, Christopher Laird, 1945- and Bruce Paddington, fl. 1974-2016; produced by Banyan Productions (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, 1991), 28 mins
Description
This documentary, directed by Tony Hall, Christopher Laird, and Bruce Paddington, features Caribbean Theater.
Date Written / Recorded
1991
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Banyan Productions
Author / Creator
Tony Hall, fl. 1991, Christopher Laird, 1945-, Bruce Paddington, fl. 1974-2016
Date Published / Released
1991
Publisher
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Speaker / Narrator
Ken Corsbie, fl. 1991-2006, Derek Walcott, 1930-2017, Earl Lovelace, 1935-, Earl Warner, 1952-1998, Michael Gilkes, 1933-, Rex Nettleford, 1933-2010, Trevor Rhone, 1940-2009, Ron Robinson, fl. 1991, Freddie Kissoon, 1931-2016, Barbara Gloudon, fl. 1985-2010, Blazer Williams, fl. 1991
Person Discussed
Ken Corsbie, fl. 1991-2006, Derek Walcott, 1930-2017, Earl Lovelace, 1935-, Earl Warner, 1952-1998, Michael Gilkes, 1933-, Rex Nettleford, 1933-2010, Trevor Rhone, 1940-2009, Ron Robinson, fl. 1991, Freddie Kissoon, 1931-2016, Barbara Gloudon, fl. 1985-2010, Blazer Williams, fl. 1991
Topic / Theme
Theatre
Field of Interest
Theatre
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