Collection: Zelda Fichandler papers, 2016 / Date range: 1979 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Zelda Fichandler papers, 2016 Date range 1979

Blossoms of Neglect, Trinity Square Repertory Company mailer and reviews, 1979 Box 160, Folder 4

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Blossoms of Neglect, Yale Repertory Theatre reviews, 1979 Box 160, Folder 3

Includes note to Zelda

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"Blurbs", 1978/1979 Box 143, Folder 24

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"Blurbs", 1979/1980 Box 143, Folder 25

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Board of Trustees Retreat general materials, 1979 Box 61, Folder 14

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Bodies, Close of Play, and Bent, London production reviews, 1979 Box 160, Folder 11

Bodies at Ambassadors Theater, Close of Play at National Theater, and Bent at Royal Court

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Bohan, James (also known as Jim), 1962/1983 Box 5, Folder 9

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Bonjour, là, Bonjour, Center Stage program, 1979 Box 160, Folder 17

Includes "Thoughts from the Playwright" insert

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Borland, James D. re: Tintypes and Starting Here, Starting Now, 1979 Box 5, Folder 21

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Bos, John and Sally (also known as Lindsay), 1972/1989 Box 5, Folder 22

Includes review and program clipping (photocopy) for Gilles de Rais by William M. Hoffman at the Gate Theatre, New York Theatre Strategy

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