{"value"=>"<p>The administrative files reflect the business, financial, legal, and organizational concerns of the company. These files include minutes and reports from Board of Directors meetings, company policy and rosters, and contracts.</p> <p>The employment files hold correspondence from prospective actors, directors, stage managers, and others wishing to secure a position with the company. When the company opened there was a great surge of interest from actors wanting to train in a repertory environment. These letters often include a headshot and résumé. There are also headshots and résumés submitted without correspondence.</p> <p>The facilities files include plans for the temporary ANTA-Washington Square Theater, as well as photographs from Lincoln Center's groundbreaking. Files relating to bookings, insurance, operating costs, rentals, and security are also contained here.</p> <p>The theater's financial files consist of cash disbursements, earnings, payrolls, and expense reports, among other materials. There are gaps within many of these documents.</p> <p>This subseries also contains readers' reports on submitted scripts, organizational files, union negotiations, and dealings with the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts, Inc., the overseeing organization of the Lincoln Center complex.</p> <p>The Robert Whitehead files reflect the work of the theater's first producing director, who was involved from the theatre's conception in 1958 through 1965. They consist of his correspondence, materials relating to the design and development of Lincoln Center, personal production files, notes, memos, and board minutes.</p> <p>Arranged alphabetically by subject.</p>"}