Found 5 collections related to Theatrical directors

The May Sarton photographs, dating from the 1930s, documents the Associated Actors Theatre (formerly the Apprentice Theatre), which was founded by May Sarton. The collection holds candid, non-commercial black and white photographs taken by Sidney Ball. less

Gertrude Hadley Jeannette (1914-2018) was a Black actor, playwright, director, and theatre producer. She began writing plays in 1950 and founded the Harlem-based HADLEY Players company in 1979. The collection dates from 1928 to 2018, and depicts her personal life and professional work through prints and negatives. less

Remy Charlip (1929-2012) was an American dancer, choreographer, theater director, costume and set designer, educator, visual artist, and children's book author and illustrator. The Remy Charlip papers, dating from the 1900s to 2016 (bulk dates 1940s-2016), chronicle his multi-faceted career and personal life with subject files, original choreography drawings, costumes, children's book illustrations, professional writings, notebooks and journals, artwork and poster designs, teaching materials, photographs, press clippings, programs, correspondence, and audio and moving image recordings. less

The Builders Association is a New York City-based multimedia theater company founded in 1994 by Marianne Weems. The company creates original productions that examine contemporary human life. The Builders Association records, dating from 1983 to 2014, consist of production files from the company's works; administrative and financial materials; recordings of performances and rehearsals; audio and video components used for sound and video design; and production files from projects in which Weems was involved outside of the Builders Association. less

Robert Whitehead (1916-2002) was a Canadian American theatrical producer, presenter, director, and performer whose career spanned nearly six decades and focused mainly on producing and directing plays on Broadway. The Sydney Weinberg interviews with Robert Whitehead, dating from 1998 to 1999, consist of sixteen transcribed interviews about Whitehead's theatrical career. Weinberg conducted fifteen interviews with Whitehead and one with American theater critic and writer Howard Kissel. less