http://sca.gmu.edu/finding_aids/kincannon.html Guide to the Claire Kincannon theatre collection, 1955-2011 Claire Kincannon theatre C0018 Finding aid prepared by FINDING AID AUTHOR George Mason University Libraries 2012 By George Mason University Libraries. All rights reserved. This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' Toolkit 2012-01-20T10:26-0500 Description is in English 2019-02-13 Converted to schema conforming EAD by dtd2schema.vh.xsl. Claire Kincannon theatre collection C0018 George Mason University Special Collections & Archives English 20.0 Linear feet (40 boxes) 1955-2011 This collection contains promotional materials for plays in the Washington, D.C., area, including programs, photographs, and press kits as well as a selection of programs and playbills from theaters in New York, London, and regional theaters in Ohio dating back to 1955, as well as some limited film-related materials. In addition to paper materials there are also audio visual materials featuring Kincannon's radio show Behind the Scenes and a project on Hungary. Lois Claire Kincannon Alternative Form Available

All of the "Behind the Scenes with Claire Kincannon" shows on audiotape are available in digital format.

Access Restrictions

There are no access restrictions.

Use Restrictions

There are no restrictions on personal use. Permission to publish material from the Claire Kincannon theatre collection must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, George Mason University Libraries.

Preferred Citation

Claire Kincannon theatre collection, C0018, Special Collections and Archives, George Mason University Libraries.

Acquisition Information

Collection donated by Claire Kincannon in 2007-2008 and 2011.

Processing Information

Processed by Misha Griffith in 2009. EAD markup completed by Misha Griffith and Stacey Kniatt in 2009. Updated by Greta Kuriger in 2011 and 2012.

Biographical Information

Claire Kincannon graduated from the University of Michigan's College of Architecture and Design and pursued a career in Interior Architecture. In 1972, she became a radio journalist and theatre critic in the Washington, D.C., area, starring in her own radio program, Behind the Scenes. It was during this time that she worked as a theatre critic, reviewing the performances she attended on her radio show. She moved to Paris, France in late 1992 with her husband, eventually returning in 2000. She founded Dancing Ink Press while in Paris, using it to publish several books including Paeonian to Paris, Sheets for Men Only, Sheets to the Wind, and Rockin' with Porch Memories. She still lives in the Washington, D.C., area and continues to write books and exhibit artwork.

Scope and Content

The Claire Kincannon theatre collection represents a lifetime and a career of theatre appreciation and attendance. Materials that comprise this collection track Kincannon's attendance at area performances in Ohio (1955-1982) and on Broadway (1955-2007), as well as her work as a theatre critic in Washington, D.C. (1971-2011).

The collection includes programs, press releases, photographs, and other outreach materials of various theatre productions. Also included in the collection are ticket stubs, invitations, schedules, and advertisements for certain productions. Some of the programs also contain the hand-written notes of Kincannon from when she worked as a critic; these notes provide unique insights into the job of a critic. There are also marketing releases for motion pictures, including photographs, press releases, and "behind the scenes" information.

Many of the programs are from the Kennedy Center, the National Theatre, Arena Stage, The Folger Theatre, Wolf Trap Farm Park, and other various theaters in the D.C. area. Also included in the collection are productions by the Kenley Players and Victory Theatre in Dayton, OH, among others in the area. The Broadway collection encompasses several theaters' productions.

The first series covers Kincannon's time as a critic in Washington, D.C., from 1971-2008. This series contains programs, press releases, photographs, and other behind the scenes and marketing information. The second series covers Kincannon's early interest in theatre while in the Ohio area (1955-1982). It contains mostly playbooks and programs from area performances. The third series is the collection of Broadway and London productions Kincannon attended from 1955-2007. This series consists of mostly playbills and programs. The fourth series is film-related materials from 1956-1992, consisting of souvenir books, magazines, and press packets relating to each film. The fifth series is audiovisual materials from 1983-1992, consisting of reel-to-reel audiotapes, audiotape cartridges, and videocassettes. Much of the material is from the Behind the Scenes with Claire Kincannon radio program. Behind the Scenes was a three-minute feature on the performing arts, and was available via the Public Radio Satellite System.

Arrangement

Organized into five series.

Series 1: Washington, D.C., 1971-2008 (Boxes 1-20, 28, 30, 32, 33) Series 2: Ohio Regional Theatres, 1955-1982 (Boxes 21-24, 31) Series 3: Broadway and London Productions, 1955-2007 (Boxes 25-27) Series 4: Film-related Materials, 1956-1992 (Box 29) Series 5: Audiovisual Materials, 1983-1986 (Boxes 34-40) Related Material

Special Collections and Archives also holds many other theatre collections.

Index Terms Persons: Kincannon, Lois Claire. Subjects: Motion pictures. Theater--England--London. Theater--New York (State)--New York. Theater--Ohio. Theater--Washington (D.C.) Document Types: Live sound recordings. Photographic prints. Sound recordings. Video recordings. Series 1: Washington, D.C., 1971-2011 (24 boxes) Scope and Contents note

The first series covers Kincannon's time as a critic in Washington, D.C. from 1971-2008. This series contains programs, press releases, photographs, and other behind the scenes and marketing information.

Performer Magazine, Filene Center, Wolf Trap, 1 1 July, August, 1971

Program for multiple performances.

The United States Field Band 32 1 circa 1972

Press packet. Ten photographs.

Kiss Me Kate, Wayside Theatre, 1 2 August, 1974

Program.

The Misanthrope, Kennedy Center, 1 3 February, 1975

Production of the National Theatre of Great Britain. Stagebill.

Living Stage Theatre, 32 2 1975-1987

Documents regarding workshops. Press releases.

Luv, Wayside Theatre, 1 4 June, 1976

Invitation; Program, photographs.

Living Stage Jams Index 32 3 1978-1981

Banjo Dancing, Arena Stage, 1 5 ca. 1981

Program.

Gypsy, Octorian Theatre Co., 2 1 Spring 1982

Program.

Cabaret, Blue Ridge Alliance of the Performing Arts, 2 2 Spring 1982

Program.

The Choir, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, 2 3 March 18, 1981

Photograph; Program.

Guys and Dolls, National Theatre, 2 4 March 9, 1982

Program.

The Pirates of Penzance, National Theatre, 2 5 March, April, 1982

Program.

Medea, Kennedy Center, 2 6 April, 1982

Stagebill.

Les Contes d'Hoffmann, Kennedy Center, 2 7 April, 1982

Production of the New York Metropolitan Opera. Stagebill.

American College Theatre Festival XIV, Kennedy Center, 2 8 April, 1982

Stagebill.

Company, Reston Community Players, 2 9 April, 1982

Program.

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Reston Community Players, 2 10 April, 1982

Program.

Shiro, Kennedy Center, 2 11 May, 1982

Production of the Tokyo Kid Brothers. Stagebill.

The Dining Room, Kennedy Center, 2 12 June, 1982

Stagebill.

Arsenic and Old Lace, Wayside Theatre, 2 13 July, 1982

Program.

A Chorus Line, Wolf Trap, 2 14 August, 1982

Program.

Season 1982-1983, Folger Theatre, 2 15 ca. 1982-1983

Preview Materials.

The Merchant of Venice, Folger Theatre Group, 2 16 September, 1982

Program.

Annie, Kennedy Center, 2 17 September, 1982

Stagebill.

Twice Around the Park, Kennedy Center, 2 18 September, 1982

Stagebill.

The Flying Karamozov Brothers Vol. 2, Arena Stage, 2 19 October, 1982

Program.

Monday After the Miracle, Kennedy Center, 2 20 October, 1982

Stagebill; Photograph.

New York City Ballet, Kennedy Center, 2 21 October, 1982

Stagebill.

Oklahoma, Blue Ridge Alliance of the Performing Arts, 2 22 November, 1982

Program.

The Pajama Game, Reston Community Players, 2 23 November, 1982

Program.

A Medieval Christmas Pageant, Folger Theatre Group, 2 24 November 30, 1982

Program.

Outrage, Kennedy Center, 2 25 December, 1982

Stagebill.

On Your Toes, Kennedy Center-ANTA, 2 26 December, 1982

Stagebill.

Animal Crackers, and Trinidad Sisters, Arena Stage, 32 4 1982, 1992

Two photographs.

Improvisational Theatre for the Classroom: A Curriculum Guide for training teachers, Living Stage Theatre, 32 5 1983

American Ballet Theatre, Kennedy Center, 3 1 January, 1983

Stagebill.

She Stoops to Conquer, Folger Theatre, 3 2 January 18, 1983

News Release; Program.

The Imaginary Invalid, Arena Stage, 3 3 January 21, 1983

Press Release; Program.

Screenplay, Arena Stage, 3 4 February 4, 1983

Program.

Marriage A La Mode, Folger Theatre, 3 5 March 8, 1983

News Release; Program.

And They Dance Real Slow in Jackson, New Playwrights Theatre, 3 6 March 22, 1983

Press Release; Program; Photograph.

Geniuses, Arena Stage, 3 7 March 25, 1983

Program.

Master Harold...and the boys, Warner Theatre, 3 8 April, 1983

Program.

Buried Child, Arena Stage, 3 9 April 15, 1983

Invitation; Program.

All's Well That Ends Well, Folger Theatre, 3 10 April, 1983

Program.

Make and Break, Kennedy Center, 3 11 April, 1983

Stagebill.

American College Theatre Festival XV, Kennedy Center, 3 12 April, 1983

Stagebill.

Adriana Lecouvreur, Kennedy Center, 3 13 April, 1983

Production of the Metropolitan Opera. Stagebill.

Rain, Waterford School, 3 14 April 6, 1983

Program.

Stop the World...I Want to Get Off, Blue Ridge Alliance of the Performing Arts, 3 15 April, May, 1983

Program.

Lena Horne: The Lady and Her Music, Warner Theatre, 3 16 April, May, 1983

Program. Photograph.

Porgy and Bess, Kennedy Center, 3 17 May, 1983

Stagebill.

Dancin' in the Street!, Ford's Theatre, 3 18 May 3, 1983

Invitation; Program; Photograph.

Candide, Arena Stage, 3 19 May 13, 1983

Invitation; Program.

Bluegrass Benefit, Loudoun County, 3 20 May 14, 1983

Program.

Black Coffee, Wayside Theatre, 3 21 June, July, 1983

Program.

The Mikado, Blue Ridge Alliance of Performing Arts, 4 1 July, 1983

Program.

Greater Tuna, Kennedy Center, 4 2 July, 1983

Stagebill.

The Corn is Green, Kennedy Center, 4 3 July, 1983

Production of the Elizabeth Theatre Group. Stagebill.

On Golden Pond, Wayside Theatre, 4 4 July, 1983

Program.

Private Lives, Kennedy Center, 4 5 August, 1983

Production of the Elizabeth Theatre Group. Stagebill.

A Soldier's Play, Ford's Theatre, 4 6 October, 1983

Program.

Noises Off, Kennedy Center, 4 7 October, 1983

Stagebill.

Beyond Therapy, Arena Stage, 4 8 October 28, 1983

Program.

Cinderella, Folger Theatre, 4 9 November, 1983

Program.

The Wiz, Warner Theatre, 4 10 November, 1983

Program.

As You Like It, Arena Stage, 4 11 November 25, 1983

Donor list; Program.

Agnes of God, Kennedy Center, 4 12 December, 1983

Stagebill; Photograph.

Symphonie Concertante, Kennedy Center, 4 13 December 6, 1983

Production of the American Ballet Theatre. Stagebill.

Cinderella, Kennedy Center, 4 13 December 20, 1983

Production of the American Ballet Theatre. Stagebill.

Washington DC playbills, 32 6 1983-2000

James Joyce's The Dead, Kennedy Center

Native Storyteller: Ron Ki-Ke-In Hamilton (Nuu-Chah-Nulth), Smithsonian

Our Town, Arena Stage

She Always Said, Pablo, Kennedy Center

Still Life, Arena Stage

Waiting in Vain, The Living Stage, 32 7 1984

Press packet.

School for Scandal, Folger Theatre, 5 1 January, 1984

Program.

The Hasty Heart, Kennedy Center, 5 2 January, 1984

Stagebill. Photograph.

Woman of the Year, Kennedy Center, 5 3 January, 1984

Stagebill.

42nd Street, National Theatre, 5 4 January, 1984

Stagebill.

Flesh Eaters, New Playwrights Theatre, 5 5 January, 1984

Program; Two Photographs.

The Father, Source Theatre Company, 5 6 January, 1984

Program; Invitation.

A Cry of Players, Source Theatre Company, 5 7 January, February, 1984

Program.

The Three Sisters, Arena Stage, 5 8 January 20, 1984

Program.

Talking with..., Horizons Theatre, 5 9 February, 1984

Program.

Accidental Death of an Anarchist, Arena Stage, 5 10 February 3, 1984

Invitation; Photograph; Program.

Lyndon, Kennedy Center, 5 11 February, 1984

Stagebill.

Death of a Salesman, Kennedy Center, 5 12 February, 1984

Stagebill.

New York City Ballet, Kennedy Center, 5 13 February, 1984

Stagebill.

Canterbury Tales, Ford's Theatre, 5 14 February 14, 1984

Invitation; Program; Photograph.

Auntie Mame, Blue Ridge Alliance of the Performing Arts, 5 15 March, 1984

Program.

The Mayor of Zalamea, Folger Theatre, 5 16 March, 1984

Program.

Capitol Follies, Hexagon at Trinity Theatre, 5 17 March 1984

Program.

End of the World with Symposium to Follow, Kennedy Center, 5 18 March, 1984

Stagebill; Photograph.

Long Day's Journey into Night, Source Theatre Company, 5 19 March, 1984

Program.

The Library of Congress Talent Show, New Playwrights Theatre, 5 20 March, April, 1984

Program; Photograph.

No Exit, Source Theatre Company, 5 21 March, April, 1984

Program; Two photographs.

Quartermaine's Terms, Arena Stage, 5 22 March 9, 1984

Invitation; Program.

Oliver, Warner Theatre, 5 23 March 22, 1984

Program.

Cloud 9, Arena Stage, 5 24 March 30, 1984

Invitation; Program.

Cloud 9 and Happy End, Arena Stage, 5 25 ca. 1984

35mm slides.

Nine, Kennedy Center, 5 26 April, 1984

Stagebill; Photograph.

Ernani and Die Walkure, Kennedy Center, 5 27 April, 1984

Production of the New York Metropolitan Opera. Stagebill.

The Fourth Annual Richard L. Coe Award, Kennedy Center, 5 28 April 1, 1984

Program.

Cats, National Theatre, 5 29 May, 1984

Stagebill.

The Madwoman of Chaillot, Round House Theatre, 5 30 May, 1984

Program; Photograph.

Henry V, Folger Theatre, 5 31 May 8, 1984

Program.

George M, Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre, 6 1 Summer, 1984

Program.

How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying, Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre, 6 2 Summer, 1984

Program.

Crimes of the Heart, Olney Theatre, 6 3 June 5, 1984

Ticket stub; Program; 35mm Slides.

Foolfire, Arena Stage, 6 4 June 7, 1984

Invitation; Program.

Jerry's Girls, Kennedy Center, 6 5 June, 1984

Stagebill.

Gardenia and Lydie Breeze, New Playwrights Theatre, 6 6 June, 1984

Program.

Twain or "Spect It Ain't the Truth", Round House Theatre, 6 7 June 25, 1984

Photograph; Program.

Other Places, New Arts Theatre, 6 8 July, 1984

Program.

The Coronation of Poppea, Wolf Trap Opera Company, 6 9 July, 1984

Program.

A Quiet Place and Trouble in Tahiti, Kennedy Center, 6 10 July, 1984

Production of the Houston Grand Opera and Teatro alla Scala. Stagebill; Photograph.

The Gin Game, Olney Theatre, 6 11 July 3, 1984

Program.

Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?, Olney Theatre, 6 12 August 28, 1984

Program; Photograph.

1984-1985 Season Preview, Folger Theatre, 6 13 1984-1985 season

Brochure.

King Lear, Folger Theatre, 6 14 September, 1984

Program.

Master Class, Kennedy Center, 6 15 September, 1984

Stagebill; Photograph.

Zorba, Kennedy Center, 6 16 September, 1984

Stagebill.

A Streetcar Named Desire, Source Theatre Company, 6 17 September, 1984

Program.

Will Roger's U.S.A., Ford's Theatre, 6 18 September 11, 1984

Invitation; Program.

The Nest of the Wood Grouse, Kennedy Center, 6 19 October, 1984

Production of the New York Shakespeare Festival. Stagebill; Photograph.

Burial Customs, New Playwrights Theatre, 6 20 October, 1984

Program.

America Hurrah, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, 6 21 October, 1984

Photograph.

The Tempest, Arena Stage, 6 22 October 5, 1984

Invitation; Program.

Alleum, Studio Theatre, 6 23 October 31, 1984

Program.

Crossed Words, Folger Theatre, 6 24 November, 1984

Photograph; Program.

The Beautiful Lady, New Playwrights Theatre, 6 25 November, 1984

Program.

Sugar Babies, Warner Theatre, 6 26 November 7, 1984

Program.

The Gospel at Colonus, Arena Stage, 6 27 November 23, 2984

Invitation; Program.

Twenty Seven Wagons Full of Cotton and The Shock of Recognition, Blue Ridge Alliance of the Performing Arts, 6 28 December 1984

Program.

Dracula, Kennedy Center, 6 29 December 1984

Production of the Paramount Theatre Prod. Stagebill.

Brighton Beach Memoirs, National Theatre, 6 30 December 1984

Stagebill.

Passion Play, Arena Stage, 6 31 December 7, 1984

Invitation; Program.

Spoleto Festival, Charleston, South Carolina, 32 8 1985

Program.

Balletap U.S.A., Ford's Theatre, 7 1 January, 1985

Program; Photograph.

Orgasmo Adulto Escapes from the Zoo, Horizon's Theatre, 7 2 January, 1985

Program.

The Odd Couple, National Theatre, 7 3 January, 1985

Stagebill.

Twelfth Night or What You Will, Source Theatre Company, 7 4 January, 1985

Program.

Busboy, Source Theatre Company, 7 5 January, 1985

Program.

Much Ado About Nothing and Cyrano de Bergerac, Kennedy Center, 7 6 January, February, 1985

Production of the Royal Shakespeare Company. Stagebill; Three photographs.

Man and Superman, Arena Stage, 7 7 January 11, 1985

Invitation; Program; Photograph.

Waiting for Godot, Round House Theatre, 7 8 January 11, 1985

Program; Photograph.

Much Ado About Nothing, Folger Theatre, 7 9 January 15, 1985

Program; Invitation.

Outside Waco, Hudson Guild Theatre, 7 10 January 30, 1985

Showbill.

Ceremonies in Dark Old Men, Ford's Theatre, 7 11 February, 1985

Program.

Tom Jones, Hayloft Professional Dinner Theatre, 7 12 February, 1985

Program; Two Photographs.

Real Estate, Arena Stage, 7 13 February 8, 1985

Invitation; Program; Photograph.

Henry IV Part I, Kennedy Center, 7 14 March, 1985

Stagebill; Photograph.

My One and Only, Kennedy Center, 7 15 March, 1985

Production of the Opera House; Three Photographs; Stagebill.

The Real Inspector Hound and After Magritte, Reston Community Players, 7 16 March 1985

Program.

The Bald Soprano and The Lesson, Source Theatre Company, 7 17 March, April, 1985

Program.

Tartuffe, Arena Stage, 7 18 March 8, 1985

Invitation; Program.

Hamlet, Folger Theatre, 7 19 March 19, 1985

Invitation; Program; Two Photographs.

Last Days at the Dixie Girl Cafe, Horizon's Theatre, 7 20 April, 1985

Program.

American College Theatre Festival XVII, Kennedy Center, 7 21 April, 1985

Stagebill.

Press Release, Wolf Trap, 7 22 April 16, 1985

Press Release.

Isn't It Romantic, Arena Stage, 7 23 April 26, 1985

Invitation; Program.

Mark Twain Tonight, Kennedy Center, 7 24 May, 1985

Stagebill.

The Count of Monte Cristo, Kennedy Center, 7 25 May, 1985

Flyer; Stagebill.

The Real Thing, National Theatre, 7 26 May, 1985

Stagebill; Photograph.

The 1940's Radio Hour, Round House Theatre, 7 27 May 3, 1985

Program; Photograph.

Spalding Gray, New Playwrights Theatre, 7 28 May 5, 1985

Invitation; Program.

Execution of Justice, Arena Stage, 7 29 May 10, 1985

Invitation; Program; Photograph.

Helen Hayes Awards, National Theatre, 7 30 May 13, 1985

Program; Press Release; Newspaper Articles.

A Midsummer Night's Dream, Folger Theatre, 7 31 May 14, 1985

Invitation; Program.

The American Film Festival: Salute to Hollywood Musicals, Charleston County Library, 8 1 May, June, 1985

Presented by Piccolo Spoleto. Program.

Ariodante, Dock Street Theatre, 8 2 May, June, 1985

Presented by the Spoleto Festival, Charleston, SC. Program.

Ballet Eddy Toussaint de Montreal, Gaillard Municipal Auditorium, 8 3 May, June, 1985

Presented by the Spoleto Festival, Charleston, SC. Program.

La Fanciulla del West, Gaillard Municipal Auditorium, 8 4 May, June, 1985

Presented by the Spoleto Festival, Charleston, SC. Program.

Tent Meeting, Dock Street Theatre, 8 5 May, June, 1985

Presented by the Spoleto Festival, Charleston, SC. Program. Festival Brochures; Travel Aids; Postcard.

New Voices, Horizons Theatre, 8 6 June, 1985

Program.

This is the House, Horizon Theatre, 8 7 June, 1985

Production of the Human Bridge Theater Company. Press Kit.

Coyote Ugly, Kennedy Center, 8 8 June, 1985

Stagebill.

Danny and the Deep Blue Sea, New Arts Theatre, 8 9 June, 1985

Program.

Goldberg Variations, Spoleto, Charleston, SC, 8 10 June, 1985

Program.

Painting Churches, Olney Theatre, 8 11 July 9, 1985

Program; Press Release; Notes.

New York City Ballet, Kennedy Center, 8 12 September, 1985

Stagebill.

La Cage aux Folles, National Theatre, 8 13 September 18, 1985

Photograph; Tickets; Stagebill.

Playing for Time, Studio Theatre, 8 14 September 18, 1985

Program.

Handy Dandy, Ford's Theatre, 8 15 September 23, 1985

Invitation; Program.

Thin Wall, New Playwrights Theatre, 8 16 October, 1985

Program.

Extremities, Source Theatre Company, 8 17 October, 1985

Program.

Othello, Folger Theatre, 8 18 October 1, 1985

Invitation; Program.

The Foreigner, Olney Theatre, 8 19 October 1, 1985

Photograph; Program.

The Good Person of Setzuan, Arena Stage, 8 20 October 4, 1985

Invitation; Program; Four slides.

Fool for Love, Round House Theatre, 8 21 October 4, 1985

Program.

'Night Mother, Arena Stage, 8 22 October 12, 1985

Invitation; Program; Photograph.

Little Me, Ford's Theatre, 8 23 November, 1985

Invitation; Program; Photograph.

Lillian, Kennedy Center, 8 24 November, 1985

Stagebill.

Is This Real? and Solo Voyages, New Playwrights Theatre, 8 25 November, 1985

Two Photographs.

A Walk Out of Water, Studio Theatre, 8 26 November 20, 1985

Program.

The Man Who Killed the Buddha, Round House Theatre, 8 27 November 22, 1985

Program.

Women and Water, Arena Stage, 8 28 November 29, 1985

Invitation; Program.

A Seagull, Kennedy Center, 8 29 December, 1985

Production of the American National Theatre. Stagebill.

Aren't We All?, Kennedy Center, 8 30 December, 1985

Stagebill; Photograph.

The Merry Wives of Windsor, The Shakespeare Theatre at The Folger, 8 31 December 1985

Program.

Humana Festival, Classics in Context, Actor's Theatre of Louisville, KY, 32 9 1985-1987

Programs; Invitations; Louisville guide; Notes.

Automatic Pilot, Horizons Theatre, 9 1 January, 1986

Program.

Zorba, National Theatre, 9 2 January, 1986

Stagebill.

Beyond Therapy, Source Theatre Company, 9 3 January, 1986

Program.

Sally and Marsha, Round House Theatre, 9 4 January 10, 1986

Program.

Restoration, Arena Stage, 9 5 January 17, 1986

Invitation; Program.

Jeeves Takes Charge, Ford's Theatre, 9 6 February, 1986

Invitation; Program.

Idiot's Delight, Kennedy Center, 9 7 February, 1986

Stagebill; Photograph.

The Cherry Orchard, The Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 9 8 February 25, 1986

Invitation; Program.

The Wild Duck, Arena Stage, 9 9 February 28, 1986

Invitation; Program.

Social Security, National Theatre, 9 10 March, 1986

Stagebill.

Long Day's Journey into Night, National Theatre, 9 11 March, 1986

Stagebill; Photograph.

The Birthday Party, Studio Theatre, 9 12 March 12, 1986

Program.

The Philadelphia Story, Arena Stage, 9 13 March 21, 1986

Invitation; Program.

Hay Fever, Kennedy Center, 9 14 April, 1986

Stagebill.

Dream Girls, National Theatre, 9 15 April, May, 1986

Stagebill; Press Release.

Johnny Bull, Horizons Theatre, 9 16 April, 1986

Program.

Hot Mikado, Ford's Theatre, 9 17 April 1, 1986

Program; Tickets.

Brotherhood, New Playwrights Theatre, 9 18 April 3, 1986

Two Photographs; Program.

The Miser, The Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 9 19 April 8, 1986

Program.

Helen Hayes Awards, National Theatre, 9 20 April 28, 1986

Invitation; Program.

Stuttgart Ballet, Kennedy Center, 9 21 May, 1986

Stagebill; Press Release; Media Kit.

Ghetto, Kennedy Center, 9 22 May, 1986

Production of the Haifa Municipal Theatre of Israel. Stagebill.

Herman Wouk's The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, Kennedy Center, 9 23 May, 1986

Stagebill.

Twelfth Night, The Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 9 24 May, 1986

Program.

Macbeth, Source Theatre Company, 9 25 May, 1986

Program.

Old Times, Arena Stage, 9 26 May 9, 1986

Invitation; Program.

Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Studio Theatre, 9 27 May 14, 1986

Program; Press Release.

Biloxi Blues, National Theatre, 9 28 June, 1986

Tickets; Stagebill; Press Release.

1984, Kennedy Center, 10 1 July, 1986

Stagebill.

Shout Up A Morning, Kennedy Center, 10 2 July, 1986

Production of the La Jolla Playhouse. Stagebill; Photograph.

Beehive, Arena Stage, 10 3 July 14, 1986

Invitation; Program.

Legends!, National Theatre, 10 4 August, 1986

Stagebill.

Theatre School Schedule of Classes, Round House Theatre, 10 5 1986-1987

Schedule.

Vienna: Lusthaus, Kennedy Center, 10 6 September, 1986

Stagebill; Photograph.

Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 10 7 September, 1986

Press Release; Newspaper Articles; Publicity Packet; Program.

Juggle and Hyde, Arena Stage, 10 8 September 2, 1986

Program; Magazine; Newspaper Article.

Slab Boys Trilogy, Studio Theatre, 10 9 September 17, 1986

Program; Press Release; Studio Theatre Newspaper.

The Water Engine, Round House Theatre, 10 10 September 25, 1986

Press Release; Program; Mailer.

Broadway Bound, National Theatre, 10 11 October, 1986

Tickets; Press Release; Stagebill.

The Marriage of Bette and Boo, Arena Stage, 10 12 October 3, 1986

Program; Press Release.

Chinese Golden Dragon Acrobats and Magicians of Taipei, Ford's Theatre, 10 13 November, 1986

Press Release; Program.

A Raisin in the Sun, Kennedy Center, 10 14 November, 1986

Stagebill; Photograph.

Goya, Washington Opera, 10 15 November 10, 1986

Program.

American Dreams, Round House Theatre, 10 16 November 19, 1986

Program.

The Perfect Party, Kennedy Center, 10 17 December, 1986

Stagebill; Press Release.

Les Miserables, Kennedy Center, 10 18 December, 1986

Souvenir Brochure; Stagebill.

The Piggy Bank, Arena Stage, 10 19 December 5, 1986

Program; Press Release; American's Arena Publication.

Arsenic and Old Lace, Kennedy Center, 11 1 January, 1987

Stagebill; Press Release; Newspaper Article.

Crime and Punishment, Arena Stage, 11 2 January 2, 1987

Program; Newspaper Article; America's Arena Publication.

Glengarry Glen Ross, Arena Stage, 11 3 January 30, 1987

Program; Newspaper Article; Press Release.

The Mikado, Kennedy Center, 11 4 February, 1987

Stagebill.

All My Sons, Ford's Theatre, 11 5 February 7, 1987

Press Release; Program.

Mandragola, Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 11 6 February 17, 1987

Photograph; Press Release; Mailer; Program.

The Winter's Tale, Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 11 7 February 17, 1987

Invitation; Program; Press Release.

The Entertainer, Studio Theatre, 11 8 March 11, 1987

Program; Press Release.

The Nest, Round House Theatre, 11 9 March 12, 1987

Program; Press Release; Newspaper Article.

Ourselves Alone, Arena Stage, 11 10 March 20, 1987

Program.

American College Theatre Festival XIX, Kennedy Center, 11 11 March 30, 1987

Stagebill.

I'm Not Rappaport, National Theatre, 11 12 April, 1987

Photograph; Press Release; Media Kit, Stagebill.

Love's Labor's Lost, Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 11 13 April, 1987

Press Release; Invitation.

Heartbreak House, Arena Stage, 11 14 April 13, 1987

Invitation; Program.

Helen Hayes Awards, Kennedy Center, 11 15 May 4, 1987

Invitation; Press Releases; Program.

As Is, Studio Theatre, 11 16 May 13, 1987

Program; Press Release.

Spoleto Festival, Charleston, S.C., 11 17 May, June, 1987

Media Package

The Crucible, Arena Stage, 11 18 June 6, 1987

Invitation; Program; Photograph

Sherlock's Last Case, Kennedy Center, 12 1 July, 1987

Stagebill; Press Release.

Cats, National Theatre, 12 2 July, 1987

Press Release; Stagebill.

The Immigrant: A Hamilton County Album, Arena Stage, 12 3 July 7, 1987

Ticket stub; Invitation; Program; Press Release; Newspaper Article.

Chili Queen, Kennedy Center, 12 4 July 15, 1987

Press Release; Stagebill.

Satchmo, Kennedy Center, 12 5 August, 1987

Stagebill.

Sweet Charity, National Theatre, 12 6 September, 1987

Press Release; Stagebill.

Quilters, Castle Art Center, 12 7 September, 1987

Press Release; Two Photographs

I Never Sang for My Father, Kennedy Center, 12 8 September 2, 1987

Press Release; Stagebill.

Cabaret, Kennedy Center, 12 9 September 9, 1987

Stagebill; Press Release.

The Witch of Edmonton, Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 12 10 September 29, 1987

Invitation; Program; Press Release; Newspaper Article.

All the King's Men, Arena Stage, 12 11 October, 1987

Program.

North Shore Fish, Studio Theatre, 12 12 October, 1987

Press Release; Program.

Joe Turner's Come and Gone, Arena Stage, 12 13 October 2, 1987

Program; Press Release; Newspaper Article.

American Indian Dance Theatre, Ford's Theatre, 12 14 November, 1987

Program.

Lady, Be Good!, Kennedy Center, 12 15 November, 1987

Stagebill.

HMS Pinafore, Kennedy Center, 12 16 December, 1987

Stagebill.

All's Well That Ends Well, Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 12 17 December, 1987

Newspaper Article; Program; Ticket Stubs; Mailer.

Light Up the Sky, Arena Stage, 12 18 December 11, 1987

Invitation; Program; Ticket Stubs; Press Release.

Actors Theatre of Louisville, KY, 32 10 1988

Ten photographs.

Enrico VI, Arena Stage, 13 1 January 1, 1988

Invitation; Program.

The Colored Museum; Split Second, Studio Theatre, 13 2 January 20, 1988

Program; Press Release.

Macbeth, Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 13 3 February, 1988

Photograph; Press Release; Program.

Les Blancs, Arena Stage, 13 4 February 5, 1988

Program.

The Night Hank Williams Died, New Playwrights Theatre, 13 5 February 5, 1988

Invitation; Program; Photograph; Magazine Article.

M. Butterfly, National Theatre, 13 6 February 10, 1988

Stagebill; Press Release; Photograph.

The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe, Kennedy Center, 13 7 March, 1988

Stagebill.

Ah, Wilderness!, Studio Theatre, 13 8 March 16, 1988

Program; Press Release; Photograph.

The Cocoanuts, Arena Stage, 13 9 April, 1988

Program.

Drood!, Kennedy Center, 13 10 April, 1988

Stagebill; Photograph.

Cats, National Theatre, 13 11 April, 1988

Stagebill; Press Release.

The Merchant of Venice, Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 13 12 May 4, 1988

Magazine Article; Tickets; Program; Photograph; Press Release.

The Cherry Orchard, Arena Stage, 13 13 May 6, 1988

Program.

Helen Hayes Awards, National Theatre, 13 14 May 9, 1988

Press Releases.

On the Verge, Round House Theatre, 13 15 May 19, 1987

Program.

Spoleto Festival, Charleston, S.C., 13 16 May 20 - June 5, 1988

Invitation.

Les Miserables, Kennedy Center, 14 1 July, 1988

Press Kit; Stagebill.

Ain't Misbehavin', National Theatre, 14 2 July, 1988

Press Release; Stagebill; Photograph.

Words and Music, Ford's Theatre, 14 3 September, 1988

Photograph; Program.

Sullivan and Gilbert, Kennedy Center, 14 4 September, 1988

Stagebill.

Hunting Cockroaches, Studio Theatre, 14 5 September, 1988

Program; Photograph.

Baby with the Bathwater, Round House Theatre, 14 6 September 8, 1988

Program; Photograph.

Antony and Cleopatra, Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 14 7 September 20, 1988

Media Kit; Program.

Born Yesterday, National Theatre, 14 8 October, 1988

Stagebill.

Ring Around the Moon, Arena Stage, 14 9 October 14, 1988

Program.

Anything Goes, National Theatre, 14 10 November, 1988

Stagebill; Photograph.

Richard II, Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 14 11 November, 1988

Media Kit; Program.

The Gifts of the Magi, Studio Theatre, 14 12 November, 1988

Program; Press Release; Photograph.

Me and My Girl, Lyric Opera House, Baltimore, 14 13 December, 1988

Photograph; Letter.

Playboy of the West Indies, Arena Stage, 14 14 December 2, 1988

Program; Photograph.

A Chorus of Disapproval, Arena Stage, 14 15 December 30, 1988

Program; Photographs.

12th-14th Humana Festival, Classics in Context, Actor's Theatre of Louisville, KY, 32 11 1988-1990

Program; Playbills

Moscow Art Theatre: Past, Present, Future publication

Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill, Studio Theatre, 15 1 January 4, 1989

Program; Press Release; Photograph.

Steel Magnolias, Kennedy Center, 15 2 February, 1989

Stagebill; Photograph.

Michael Feinstein in Concert, Ford's Theatre, 15 3 March 1, 1989

Press Kit; Program.

13th Annual Humana Festival of New American Plays, Actor's Theatre of Louisville, 15 4 March 1 - April 8, 1989

Brochure.

A Lie of the Mind, Arena Stage, 15 5 March 3, 1989

Program.

Nothing Sacred, Arena Stage, 15 6 March 25, 1989

Invitation; Program.

On the Town, Arena Stage, 15 7 April 21, 1989

Program; Photograph.

King of Hearts, Kennedy Center, 15 8 May, 1989

Photographs; Stagebill; Program; Tickets.

Speed-the-Plow, Kennedy Center, 15 9 May, 1989

Photographs; Stagebill.

The World According to Me!, Kennedy Center, 15 10 June, 1989

Stagebill; Photograph.

Into the Woods, Kennedy Center, 15 11 June, 1989

Tickets; Stagebill; Photographs.

Penn and Teller, National Theatre, 15 12 June, 1989

Program.

Incommunicado, Kennedy Center, 15 13 July, 1989

Photograph; Press Release; Stagebill.

Road to Mecca, Kennedy Center, 15 14 July, 1989

Photograph; Stagebill; Press Release.

Gypsy, Kennedy Center, 15 15 August, 1989

Stagebill; Photograph.

3 Penny Opera, National Theatre, 15 16 September, 1989

Photograph; Press Release; Stagebill.

A Midsummer Night's Dream, Arena Stage, 15 17 September 22, 1989

Program; Photograph; Press Release.

The Glass Menagerie, Arena Stage, 15 18 October 6, 1989

Press Release; Photograph; Program.

Kaufmania, Arena Stage, 15 19 November, 1989

Press Release.

Red Army Song and Dance Ensemble, Kennedy Center, 15 20 November, 1989

Invitation; Press Release; Newspaper Articles.

The Piano Lesson, Kennedy Center, 15 21 November, 1989

Photograph; Stagebill.

The Man Who Came to Dinner, Arena Stage, 15 22 November 16, 1989

Invitation; Program; Photograph; Press Release.

A Tuna Christmas, Kennedy Center, 15 23 December, 1989

Stagebill; Photograph.

Monteith and Rand, Arena Stage, 15 24 December 12, 1989

Invitation; Photograph; Program.

Stand Up Tragedy, Arena Stage, 16 1 January 12, 1990

Invitation; Program; Media Kit.

Emerald City, Round House Theatre, 16 2 January 25, 1990

Program; Press Release; Newspaper Article.

Merrily We Roll Along, Arena Stage, 16 3 January 30, 1990

Invitation; Program; Photograph.

Stardust, Kennedy Center, 16 4 February, 1990

Program, Photographs.

A Doll House, Arena Stage, 16 5 March 2, 1990

Invitation; Program; Media Kit.

Made In Bangkok, Studio Theatre, 16 6 March 14, 1990

Program; Media Kit.

Sarafina!, Kennedy Center, 16 7 April, 1990

Program; Media Kit.

Fences, Arena Stage, 16 8 April 20, 1990

Invitation; Photograph; Program; Press Release.

Juno and the Paycock, Arena Stage, 16 9 May 4, 1990

Invitation; Program; Media Kit.

Starlight Express, Kennedy Center, 16 10 June, 1990

Stagebill.

Les Miserables, National Theatre, 16 11 July, 1990

Stagebill; Press Release.

The Bolshoi Ballet, Wolf Trap, 16 12 July, 1990

Program.

Arena Stage 40th Anniversary, 16 13 1990-91

Brochure.

Shogun, Kennedy Center, 16 14 September, 1990

Stagebill; Photograph.

The Abbey, Kennedy Center, 16 15 September, 1990

Stagebill.

Closer Than Ever, Arena Stage, 16 16 September 4, 1990

Invitation; Program; Newspaper Article; Photograph.

The Caucasian Chalk Circle, Arena Stage, 16 17 September 21, 1990

Invitation; Program.

The Playboy of the Western World, Kennedy Center, 16 18 September 10, 1990

Press Release.

Cerceau, Arena Stage, 16 19 October 12, 1990

Program.

Othello, Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 16 20 November, 1990

Program; Press Release.

Our Town, Arena Stage, 16 21 November 15, 1990

Program.

From the Mississippi Delta, Arena Stage, 16 22 December, 1990

Program.

A Tuna Christmas, Kennedy Center, 16 23 December, 1990

Stagebill.

Grand Hotel, Kennedy Center, 16 24 December, 1990

Stagebill.

Lost in Yonkers, National Theatre, 17 1 January, 1991

Stagebill; Press release; Notes.

Lucifer's Child, Kennedy Center, 17 2 February, 1991

Stagebill; Photograph.

Fuente Ovejune, Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 17 3 February, 1991

Program; Photograph; Newspaper Articles; Magazine; Press Release.

Pygmalion, Arena Stage, 17 4 February, 1991

Program; Photograph.

15th Annual Humana Festival of New American Plays, Actors Theatre of Louisville, 17 5 March, 1991

Program.

The Heidi Chronicles, Kennedy Center, 17 6 March, 1991

Stagebill.

One Monkey Don't Stop No Show, National Theatre, 17 7 March, 1991

Stagebill; Media Kit; Newspaper Articles.

She Stoops to Conquer, Arena Stage, 17 8 March 20, 1991

Invitation; Program; Photograph.

Vivisections from the Blown Mind, Arena Stage, 17 9 April, 1991

News release; Photograph; Program.

King Lear, Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 17 10 April 23, 1991

Press release; Newsletter; Program.

The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Arena Stage, 17 11 May 3, 1991

Invitation; Program; News Release.

Helen Hayes Awards, National Theater, 17 12 May 6, 1991

News Release; Invitation; Program.

The Seagull, Arena Stage, 17 13 May 22, 1991

Press Release; Program; Invitation; Newspaper Article.

Phantom of the Opera, Kennedy Center, 17 14 June, 1991

Stagebill; Press Release.

The Boys Next Door, Wayside Theatre, Middletown,VA, 17 15 June, 1991

Program; Press Release.

The Lion in Winter, Wayside Theatre, 18 1 July, 1991

Program.

Mlada, Filene Center Lines, Wolf Trap Farm Park, 18 2 July 14-15, 1991

Production of the Bolshoi Opera. Program; Photograph.

White Oak Dance Project, Filene Center lines, Wolf Trap Farm Park, 18 3 July 30, 1991

Program; Photograph.

Tru, Kennedy Center, 18 4 September, 1991

Stagebill; Press Release.

How the Other Half Loves, Wayside Theatre, Middletown, VA, 18 5 September, 1991

Program.

Coriolanus, Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, 18 6 September 10, 1991

Program; Press Release; Newsletter.

The Berliner Ensemble, Actors Theatre of Louisville, 18 7 October, 1991

Three Photographs.

Tales from the Vienna Woods, Actors Theatre of Louisville, 18 8 October, 1991

Playbill; Two Photographs.

Yerma, Arena Stage, 18 9 October 4, 1991

Invitation; Program.

The Women, Studio Theatre, 18 10 October 23, 1991

Press Release; Program.

On Borrowed Time, Arena Stage, 18 11 November, 1991

Press Release; Postcard.

Two Trains Running, Kennedy Center, 18 12 November, 1991

Stagebill.

Introduction of Lansburgh Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre, 18 13 November 7, 1991

Press Kit.

Nobody Here But Us Chickens, Studio Theatre, 18 14 November 14, 1991

Press Release.

A Wonderful Life, Arena Stage, 18 15 November 15, 1991

Invitation; Program; Press Release.

Saint Joan, Shakespeare Theatre, 18 16 November 26, 1991

Program; Press Release; Photograph.

Bye Bye Birdie, Kennedy Center, 18 17 December, 1991

Stagebill; Press Kit.

Jar the Floor, Arena Stage, 18 18 December 7, 1991

Program; Press Kit.

The Nutcracker, Loudon Ballet Company, 18 19 December 7, 1991

Invitation.

Other Peoples Money, Wayside Theatre, 19 1 ca. 1992

Program; Photograph.

Private Lives, National Theatre, 19 2 January, 1992

Stagebill; Press Release; Photograph.

The American Plan, Studio Theatre, 19 3 January 8, 1992

Program; Photograph; Press Release.

African Tourist, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, 19 4 January 13, 1992

Program; Press Release; Newspaper Article.

The Father, and The Stronger, Arena Stage, 19 5 February 7, 1992

Invitation; Program; Photograph.

The School For Wives, Arena Stage, 19 6 February 14, 1992

Invitation; Program; Press Release; Photograph.

16th Annual Humana Festival of New American Plays, Actors Theatre of Louisville, 17 16 February 18-March 28, 1992

Program; Guest list.

Much Ado About Nothing, Shakespeare Theatre, 19 7 February 25, 1992

Program; Press Kit; Two photographs.

A Chorus Line, National Theatre, 19 8 March, 1992

Stagebill; Press Release; Photograph.

Measure for Measure, Shakespeare Theatre, 19 9 March, 1992

Program; Press Kit.

The Wizard of Hip, Studio Theatre, 19 10 March, 1992

Program; Press Kit.

Solitary Confinement, Kennedy Center, 19 11 March 7, 1992

Stagebill; Press Kit; Photograph.

Conrack, Ford's Theatre, 19 12 March 9, 1992

Program; Press Kit.

Pump Boys and Dinettes, Kennedy Center, 19 13 March 12, 1992

Program; Press Release; Key chain.

Mrs. Klein, Arena Stage, 19 14 April, 1992

Program.

The Helen Hayes Awards, National Theatre, 19 15 April 27, 1992

Program; Press Kit.

Berlin Cabaret, Kennedy Center, 19 16 April 30, 1992

Production of the Theater des Westens. Stagebill; Press Kit.

Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story, Kennedy Center, 19 17 May, 1992

Stagebill; Press Kit.

Lettuce and Lovage, National Theatre, 19 18 May, 1992

Stagebill; Press Release; Photograph.

Falsettoland, Studio Theatre, 19 19 May, 1992

Program; Press Release; Photograph.

Prelude to a Kiss, Olney Theatre, 19 20 May 5, 1992

Program.

The Visit, Arena Stage, 19 21 May 8, 1992

Invitation; Program; Press Release.

Kvetch, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, 19 22 June 15, 1992

Press Release; Program.

Valentine Fairy Tales, Very Special Arts Virginia - Loudoun County, 41 3 1994 Play On, Arena Stage, 20 1 November 3, 2000

Program.

Contemporary American Theatre Festival, Shepherdstown, WV, 20 9 2001-2002

Program.

Washington DC and Northern Virginia playbills, 41 2 2001-2011

Loudoun Symphony 10th anniversary concert

Waterford concert series: The Back Sinfonia

Waterford concert series: Musical Remarks

Capitol Steps: Who put the mock in democracy? It's the Capital Steps

Oklahoma!, Arena Stage

August Wilson's Gem of the Ocean, Arena Stage

She Loves Me, Arena Stage

Washington DC playbills, 20 10 2002-2005

A Tribute to Sergei Prokofiev, Kennedy Center

Ain't Misbehavin', Arena Stage

An Evening at the Oscars, Loudoun Symphony, Middleburg, VA

Anna Christie, Arena Stage

The Best Man, Radio Theatre Live!

Chicago, Knoxville Civic Auditorium, TN

Choral Arts Society of Washington, Kennedy Center

Diana Krall, Kennedy Center

Eudora Welty Remembered, Folger Shakespeare Library

Hallelujah, Baby!, Arena Stage

Love's Labour's Lost, Catholic University of America

Mostly Sondheim, Kennedy Center

Pacific Overtures, Kennedy Center

Passion, Kennedy Center

PEN/Faulkner awards for fiction, Folger Shakespeare Library

The Play About the Baby, The Studio Theatre

Roberta Flack, Music Center at Strathmore

Runaway Home, The Studio Theatre

The Shape of Things, The Studio Theatre

National Press Club, Silver Owls, 20 11 2004-2008

Fourth Estate Award Dinner honoring Christiane Amanpour

The Order of the Owl, Initiating Art Buchwald

The Order of the Owl, Initiating Austing H. Kiplinger and Donald A. Ritchie

The Order of the Owl, Initiating Mark Russell

Spring Hoot: A Grand Old Club Salutes A Grand Old Hotel

The Order of the Owl, Initiating John Eaton

The Kennedy Center, playbills, 41 1 2004-2011

Kennedy Center News (September-October 2004 and May-August 2004)

Five by Tenn (ticket, press packet)

The Light in the Piazza

Salome

Madama Butterfly

Marian McPartland's 89th Birthday Celebration on Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz

Washington National Opera's Iphigenie en Tauride

Washington National Opera's Macbeth

The Kennedy Center, playbills, 20 12 2006-2007

A View from the Bridge, Washington National Opera

Madame Butterfly, Washington National Opera

National Symphony Orchestra

Sophie's Choice, Washington National Opera

Washington DC playbills 20 13 2006-2007

Cabaret, Arena Stage

Connecting Lines: New Poetry from Mexico, The Cultural Institute of Mexico

The Evening Parade, Marine Barracks Washington

Fiddler on the Roof, Olney Theatre Center, MD

Hansel and Gretel, The Lincoln Theatre

Ibis, Waterford, VA

Opera in Waterford, Domingo-Cafritz Young Artists, Waterford, VA

The Persians, Shakespeare Theatre Company

Waterford Home Tours and Crafts Exhibit, Waterford, VA

National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center, 20 2 January, 2007

Program.

The Heidi Chronicles, Arena Stage, 20 3 April 6, 2007

Program; Photograph.

Washington National Opera, Kennedy Center, 20 4 September, 2007

Playbill.

Barbara Cook's Spotlight, Kennedy Center, 20 5 October, 2007

Playbill.

Washington DC playbills and magazines 20 14 2008

Applause at Strathmore

The Arthur Miller Festival: Death of a Salesman, A View from the Bridge, Arena Stage

Blues Alley Jazz Supper Club

Cymbeline, Round House Silver Spring

Kennedy Center News

La Traviata, Washington National Opera, Kennedy Center

Musical Remarks, John Wesley Church, Waterford, VA

The Pearl Fishers, Washington National Opera, Kennedy Center

The Price, Theatre J

Strathmore News

Wishful Thinking, Arena Stage, 20 6 September, 2008

Program.

Rabbit Hole, Olney Theatre, 20 7 September, 2008

Program.

Pearl Fishers, Kennedy Center, 20 8 October, 2008

Production of the Washington National Opera. Playbill.

Washington DC playbills 20 15 2009

Antony and Cleopatra, Lansburgh Theatre

Ariadne auf Naxos, Washington National Opera, Kennedy Center

Chicago, National Theatre

Falstaff, Washington National Opera, Kennedy Center

I Love a Piano, Arena Stage

Master Singers of Virginia, Waterford, VA

PEN/Faulkner awards for fiction, Folger Shakespeare Library

Peter Grimes, Washington National Opera, Kennedy Center

Turandot, Washington National Opera, Kennedy Center

Strathmore News Magazine, 20 16 March-May 2009-2010

Washington DC playbills, 20 17 2010

The Marriage of Figaro, Washington National Opera, Kennedy Center

Porgy and Bess, Washington National Opera, Kennedy Center

Reasons to be Pretty, The Studio Theatre

Headshots 28 1

Photographs of Elizabeth Taylor, Mia Dillon, Zev Bufman, Peter Gallagher.

"Growth from Within", Arena Stage, 33 1 circa 1969

Photographs of Elizabeth Taylor, Mia Dillon, Zev Bufman, Peter Gallagher.

America's Arena, for Arena Stage Subscribers and Associates, 28 2 1984-1988

Vol. 2, no. 2; Vol. 3, no. 1-2; Vol. 4, no. 1-2; Vol. 5, no. 2; Vol. 6, no. 1-3; Vol. 7, no. 1

Annual Reports, Arena Stage, 28 3 1983-1988

Reports.

The Arena Stage Campaign, 30 1 ca. May, 1984

Brochure.

Gannett, 28 4 ca. 1986

Articles.

Ozzy Osbourne, 28 5 April, 1986

Press Releases; Photograph.

Show Case on the Arts, Georgetown University, 28 6 Spring, 1985

Program.

Howard's End, Smithsonian Institution Resident Associate Program, 28 7 ca. March, 1992

Newspaper Articles; Photograph.

Cultural Alliance, 28 8 ca. February, 1984

Newsletter.

Desert Island Discs, WETA, 28 9 September 8, 1986

Program.

Various Photographs 28 10

Photograph.

Concerts, National Gallery of Art, 28 11 June 29, 2008

Program.

Miscellaneous 28 12

Annual Reports; Schedules; Publication.

Invitations 28 13

Invitations for plays not attended or no playbills.

Miscellaneous Photographs 28 14

Photographs.

Miscellaneous Invitations 28 15

Invitations.

Photographs from the Wayside Theatre, 28 16 undated

Seven photographs.

Miscellaneous playbills, 28 17 1949

Victor Borge and his Concert Orchestra

Spies in your eyes, JCA Playguild

Hamlet, Philharmonia Orchestra

Henry V: An interpretation of the Photoplay

Newspaper Clippings, 28 18 1971

Magazine and newspaper articles, 28 19 Fall 1976-2007

New York Times, Washington Post, articles, 28 20 March 21, 1990-May 8, 1990 Invitations, press releases, 33 2 circa 1980-2006 Invitations, season previews, 33 3 undated

From Washington DC and Virginia theatres

Season previews, 33 4 1991-2006

Includes schedules from: Arena Stage, Kennedy Center, Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, Theatre J, Washington National Opera, Woolly Mammoth

Season previews, 33 5 2006-2007

Includes schedules from: Arena Stage, Ford's Theatre, Kennedy Center, PEN/Faulkner Foundation, Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, The Studio Theatre, Washington National Opera, Washington Performing Arts Society, Wayside Theatre, Woolly Mammoth

Season previews, 41 4 2007-2011

Marilyn Monroe: Life as a Legend

Franklin Park Performing and Visual Arts Center (2008-2009)

Grease at the Olney Theatre Center

Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre (2011)

Season previews, 33 6 2008-2009

Includes schedules from: Arena Stage, George Mason University's Center for the Arts, Kennedy Center, Olney, PEN/Faulkner Foundation, Folger Theatre, Shenandoah Conservatory, The Studio Theatre, Theatre J, University of Notre Dame, Washington National Opera, Washington Performing Arts Society

Season previews, 33 7 2009-2010

Includes schedules from: Arena Stage, Contemporary American Theatre Festival, Olney, Folger Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre Company, Shenandoah Conservatory, Signature Theatre, Strathmore Music Center, The Studio Theatre, Theatre J, Washington National Cathedral, Washington National Opera, Woolly Mammoth

Season previews, 33 8 2009-2011

Includes schedules from: Arena Stage, Kennedy Center, Master Singers of Virginia, Washington National Opera

Museum brochures, 33 9 2006-2010 Librettos for Aida, La Sonnambula 33 10 undated

Choruses of the Pirates of Penzance, 33 11 undated

Stratford and Shaw festivals, Canada, 32 12 2006-2009

Programs; Playbills.

Series 2: Ohio Regional Theatres, 1945-2007 (5 boxes)

The second series covers Kincannon's early interest in theatre while in the Ohio area (1955-1982). It contains mostly playbooks and programs from area performances.

On the Town, Auditorium Theatre, Memphis, TN, 31 1 circa 1945

Playbill; Program.

The Voice of the Turtle, Selwyn Theatre, Chicago, IL, 31 2 October 7, 1945

Playbill; Program.

Rebecca, Chief Theatre, Colorado Springs, CO, 31 3 November 2, 1945

Playbill.

Cincinatti Symphony Orchestra, Music Hall, Cincinatti, OH, 31 4 November 10-11, 1945

Program.

The Ballet Theatre coast to coast tour, Auditorium, Memphis, TN, 31 5 1945-1946

Program.

Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, Auditorium, Memphis, TN, 31 6 January 9, 1946

Playbill; Program.

Paul Draper and Larry Adler, Auditorium, Memphis, TN, 31 7 February 26, 1946

Playbill; Program.

Philharmonics playbills, 31 8 1946-1961

Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH

Philharmonic-Symphony Society of New York, Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH

The Glass Menagerie, Victory Theatre, Dayton, OH, 31 9 January 8, 1947

Playbill; Program.

Oklahoma, Cox Theatre, Cincinatti, OH, 31 10 February 17-23, 1947

Playbill; Program.

Apple of His Eye, Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH, 31 11 February 19, 1947

Playbill; Program.

Lauritz Melchior, Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH, 31 12 March 26, 1947

Playbill; Program.

Lily Pons, Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH, 31 13 April 10, 1947

Playbill; Program.

Call Me Mister, Cox Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 31 14 April 21, 1947

Playbill; Program.

Paul Whiteman and His Company, Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH, 31 15 April 28, 1947

Playbill; Program.

Assorted Ohio playbills, 31 16 1947-1960

The Antioch yellow springs festival, OH

Light up the sky, Victory Theatre, Dayton, OH

The magnificent Yankee, Cox Theatre, Cincinnati, OH

O mistress mine, Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH

Pick-up girl, Ellis Auditorium, Memphis, TN

State of the union, Cox Theatre, Cincinnati, OH

The wise have not spoken, Yellow Springs Area Theatre, OH

Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH, 31 17 January 3, 1948

Playbill; Program.

Man and Superman, Cox Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 31 18 circa January 24, 1948

Playbill; Program.

Private Lives, Victory Theatre, Dayton, OH, 31 19 circa January-February 1948

Playbill; Program.

Song of Norway, Cox Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 31 20 March 15, 1948

Playbill; Program.

Carousel, Victory Theatre, Dayton, OH, 31 21 November 15-17, 1948

Playbill; Program.

Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis; Rudy Vallee, Beverly Hills Country Club, Newport, KY, 31 22 1949

Playbills.

Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH, 31 23 January 8, 1949

Playbill; Program.

Harvey, Victory Theatre, Dayton, OH, 31 24 January 24-26, 1949

Playbill; Program.

Annie Get Your Gun, Victory Theatre, Dayton, OH, 31 25 March 7, 1949

Playbill; Program.

Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, RKO Keith Theatre, OH, 31 26 January 16, 1951

Playbill; Program.

Saint Joan, Cox Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 21 1 1954-1955 Season

Playbook; Program.

The Dark is Light Enough, Cox Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 21 2 1954-1955 Season

Playbook; Program.

The King and I, Kieth's Theatre, Dayton, OH, 21 3 ca. 1954-1955

Playbook; Program.

The Seven Year Itch, The Victory Theatre, Dayton, OH, 21 4 January, 1955

Playbook; Program.

American Play Parade, Wilmington College Summer Theatre, 21 5 1955

Announcement.

Broadway Highlights, Victory Theatre, Dayton, OH, 21 6 1955

Playbook; Program.

The Teahouse of the August Moon, Victory Theatre, Dayton, OH, 21 7 1955

Program.

Macbeth and Twelfth Night, Antioch Area Theatre, Antioch College, OH, 21 8 1955 season

Program; Playbook.

Come Back, Little Sheba, Cincinnati Summer Playhouse, OH, 21 9 1955 Season

Program.

Reclining Figure, Euclid-77th St. Theatre, Cleveland Playhouse, 21 10 1955-1956 Season

Program.

Bus Stop, The Victory Theatre, Dayton, OH, 21 11 1956

Playbook; Program.

Damn Yankees, The Victory Theatre, Dayton, OH, 21 12 1956

Playbook; Program.

The Boyfriend, The Victory Theatre, Dayton, OH, 21 13 April, 1956

Playbook; Program.

The Boyfriend, Hartman Theatre, Columbus, OH, 21 14 April, 1956

Program.

The Rainmaker, Trotwood-Madison Circle Theatre, OH, 21 15 June, July, 1956

Program.

Arms and the Man, Trotwood-Madison Circle Theatre, OH, 21 16 July, 1956

Program.

King Lear, Antioch Area Theatre, Antioch College, OH, 21 17 1956 Season

Playbook; Program.

The Young and the Beautiful, Cincinnati Summer Playhouse, OH, 21 18 July, 1956

Program.

Blithe Spirit, Cincinnati Summer Playhouse, OH, 21 19 July, 1956

Program.

An Evening With Tennessee Williams, Cincinnati Summer Playhouse, OH, 21 20 August, 1956

Program.

Renovation of the Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH, 21 21 September, 1956

Souvenir Program.

A Hatful of Rain, Shubert Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 21 22 December, 1956

Program.

The Cleveland Orchestra, Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH, 21 23 March 13, 1957

Program.

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Colonial Theatre, Dayton, OH, 21 24 March, ca. 1957-58

Playbook; Program.

South Pacific, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 21 25 June, 1957

Playbook; Program.

Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 21 26 June, 1957

Playbook; Program.

The Soldier's Tale, Trouble in Tahiti, and Lost in the Stars, Antioch Area Theatre, Antioch College, OH, 21 27 1957 Season

Playbook; Program.

Primrose Path, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 21 28 July, 1957

Playbook; Program.

Annie Get Your Gun, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 21 29 July, 1957

Playbook; Program.

Petticoat Fever, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 21 30 July, 1957

Playbook; Program.

Brigadoon, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 21 31 July, 1957

Playbook; Program.

The Moon is Blue, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 21 32 July, 1957

Playbook; Program.

Can-Can, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 21 33 August, 1957

Playbook; Program.

Guys and Dolls, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 21 34 August, 1957

Playbook; Program.

Show Boat, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 21 35 September, 1957

Playbook; Program.

No Time For Sergeants, Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH, 21 36 September, 1957

Playbook; Program.

The Egghead, Shubert Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 21 37 September, 1957

Program.

Lecture: Mme. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, Dayton Council on World Affairs, NCR Auditorium, OH, 21 38 November 4, 1957

Program.

La Traviata, NBC Opera Company, Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH, 21 39 November 26, 1957

Program; Playbook.

The Waltz of the Toreadors, Victory Theatre, Dayton, OH, 21 40 1957

Program.

Dark of the Moon, Wilmington College Summer Theatre, OH, 21 41 ca. 1957

Program.

Auntie Mame, Shubert Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 21 42 March, April, 1958

Playbook; Program.

Auntie Mame, Memorial Theatre, Dayton, OH, 21 43 ca. 1958

Playbook; Program.

The Music Man, Dayton, OH, 31 27 circa 1959

Playbook; Program.

Once Upon a Mattress, Dayton, OH, 31 28 circa 1959

Playbook; Program.

The King and I, Cincinnati Star Theatre, 21 44 September, 1959

Playbook; Program.

The Student Prince, Cincinnati Star Theatre, 21 45 September, 1959

Program.

Guys and Dolls, Cincinnati Star Theatre, 21 46 September, 1959

Playbook; Program.

Carousel, Cincinnati Star Theatre, 21 47 September, 1959

Playbook; Program.

A Mighty Man is He, Shubert Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 21 48 November, 1959

Program.

Sweet Bird of Youth, Shubert Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 31 29 May 2, 1960

Playbill; Program.

The World of Suzie Wong, Shubert Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 31 30 May 23, 1960

Playbill; Program.

The 1960 Cincinnati Summer Opera at the Zoo!, Zoo Opera Pavilion, Cincinnati, OH, 31 31 June 23-July 23, 1960

Program.

A Taste of Honey, Shubert Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 21 49 September, 1960

Program.

The Pleasure of His Company, Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH, 31 32 December 16-17, 1960

Program.

Fiorello!, Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH, 31 33 ca. 1960

Program.

The World of Suzie Wong, Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH, 21 50 ca. 1960

Program.

The Andersonville Trial, Memorial Hall, Dayton, OH, 31 34 February 3-4, 1961

Playbill; Program.

I Do, I Do, Shubert Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 21 51 November, 1966

Program; Curtain Call.

Hello, Dolly!, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 1 Week of June 15, 1971

Playbook; Program.

The Pleasure of His Company, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 2 Week of June 22, 1971

Playbook; Program.

The Most Happy Fella, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 3 Week of July, 13, 1971

Playbook; Program.

Send Me No Flowers, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 4 Week of July 20, 1971

Playbook; Program.

Forty Carats, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 5 Week of August 3, 1971

Playbook; Program.

The Great Waltz, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 6 Week of August 10, 1971

Playbook; Program.

Anything Goes, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 7 Week of August 17, 1971

Playbook; Program.

Catch Me If You Can, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 8 week of August 24, 1971

Playbook; Program.

The Sound of Music, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 9 week of August 31, 1971

Playbook; Program.

Butterflies are Free, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 22 10 1971-1972 season

Playbook; Program.

Company, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 22 11 1971-1972 season

Playbook; Program.

Promises, Promises, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 22 12 1971-1972 season

Playbook; Program.

The Last of the Red Hot Lovers, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 22 13 1971-1972 season

Program; Playbook.

The Me Nobody Knows, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 22 14 1971-1972 season

Playbook; Program.

Will Roger's U.S.A., American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 22 15 1971-1972 season

Playbook; Program.

And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little, Shubert Theatre Cincinnati, OH, 22 16 November, 1971

Playbook; Program.

The Gingerbread Lady, Shubert Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 22 17 January, 1972

Program.

Can-Can, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 18 week of June 13, 1972

Playbook; Program.

The Moon is Blue, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 19 week of June 20, 1972

Playbook; Program.

1776, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 20 week of June 27, 1972

Playbook; Program.

Oklahoma, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 21 week of July 11, 1972

Playbook; Program.

Last of the Red Hot Lovers, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 22 week of July 18, 1972

Playbook; Program.

Meet Me in St. Louis, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 23 week of July 25, 1972

Playbook; Program.

Come Blow Your Horn, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 24 1972

Playbook.

Milk and Honey, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 25 Week of August 1, 1972

Playbook; Program.

Good News, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 26 week of August 15, 1972

Playbook; Program.

Everybody Loves Opal, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 27 week of August 22, 1972

Playbook; Program.

Music in the Air, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 28 week of August 29, 1972

Playbook; Program.

Applause, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 22 29 1972-1973 Season

Playbook; Program.

Sleuth, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 22 30 1972-1973 season

Playbook; Program.

Promises, Promises, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 31 week of June 12, 1973

Playbook; Program.

Born Yesterday, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 32 Week of June 19, 1973

Playbook; Program.

Guys and Dolls, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 33 week of June 26, 1973

Playbook; Program.

My Daughter's Rated X, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 34 week of July 3, 1973

Playbook; Program.

The Music Man, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 35 week of July 10, 1973

Playbook; Program.

The Pajama Game, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 36 week of July 17, 1973

Playbook; Program.

How the Other Half Loves, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 37 week of July 24, 1973

Playbook; Program.

South Pacific, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 38 week of July 31, 1973

Playbook; Program.

Arsenic and Old Lace, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 39 week of August 7, 1973

Playbook; Program.

Applause, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 40 week of August 14, 1973

Playbook; Program.

The Prisoner of Second Avenue, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 41 week of August 21, 1973

Playbook; Program.

Once Upon a Mattress, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 22 42 week of August 28, 1973

Playbook; Program.

Two Gentlemen of Verona, Shubert Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 22 43 August, September, 1973

Playbook; Program.

Butley, Shubert Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 22 44 November, 1973

Program.

Grease, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 22 45 1973-1974 season

Playbook; Program.

No, No, Nanette, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 22 46 1973-1974 season

Program.

Twigs, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 22 47 1973-1974 season

Program.

Two Gentlemen of Verona, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 22 48 1973-1974 season

Playbook; Program.

The Waltz of the Toreadors, Shubert Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 22 49 February. 1974

Program.

Good News, Shubert Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 22 50 1974

Program.

R.S.V.P. The Cole Porters, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 22 51 ca. 1974

Playbook; Program.

No, No, Nanette, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 1 week of June 11, 1974

Playbook; Program.

Finishing Touches, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 2 Week of June 18, 1974

Playbook; Program.

Kiss Me Kate, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 3 week of June 25, 1974

Playbook; Program.

Mother is Engaged, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 4 week of July 3, 1974

Playbook; Program.

Annie Get Your Gun, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 5 week of July 9, 1974

Playbook; Program.

Sunday in New York, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 6 week of July 16, 1974

Playbook; Program.

Take Me Along, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 7 week of July 23, 1974

Playbook; Program.

The Tunnel of Love, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 8 week of July 30, 1974

Playbook; Program.

Gigi, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 9 week of August 6, 1974

Playbook; Program.

6 Rms Riv Vu, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 10 week of August 13, 1974

Playbook; Program.

Oliver, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 11 week of August 20, 1974

Playbook; Program.

Luv, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 12 week of 27, 1974

Playbook; Program.

Pippin, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 23 13 1974-1975 season

Program.

Seesaw, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 23 14 1974-1975 season

Playbook; Program.

Move Over Mrs. Markham, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 23 15 ca. 1975

Program.

Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, 23 16 Seasons 1974-75, 1975-76, 1976-77

Program.

Sugar, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 17 week of June 10, 1975

Playbook; Program.

Bus Stop, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 18 week of June 17, 1975

Playbook; Program.

On a Clear Day, You Can See Forever, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 19 week of June 24, 1975

Playbook; Program.

Stop, Thief, Stop!!, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 20 week of July 1, 1975

Playbook; Program.

She Loves Me, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 21 week of July 8, 1975

Playbook; Program.

Under the Yum Yum Tree, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 22 week of July 15, 1975

Playbook; Program.

Peter Pan, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 23 week of July 22, 1975

Playbook; Program.

The Cooch Dancer, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 24 week of July 29, 1975

Playbook; Program.

Bitter Sweet, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 25 week of August 5, 1975

Playbook; Program.

Private Lives, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 26 week of August 12, 1975

Playbook; Program.

Mock and Mabel, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 27 week of August 19, 1975

Playbook; Program.

The Boy Friend, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 28 week of August 26, 1975

Playbook; Program.

Room Service, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 29 week of June 15, 1976

Playbook; Program.

Irene, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 30 week of June 29, 1976

Playbook; Program.

Norman, Is That You?, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 31 Week of June 29, 1976

Playbook; Program.

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 32 week of July 6, 1976

Playbook; Program.

Damn Yankees, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 33 week of July 13, 1976

Playbook; Program.

Panama Hattie, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 34 week of July 20, 1976

Playbook; Program.

Shenandoah, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 35 week of July 27, 1976

Playbook; Program.

Accent on Youth, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 36 week of August 3, 1976

Playbook; Program.

Funny Girl, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 37 week of August 10, 1976

Playbook; Program.

The Student Prince, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 38 week of August 17, 1976

Playbook; Program.

George Washington Slept Here, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 39 week of August 24, 1976

Playbook; Program.

A Little Night Music, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 40 week of August 31, 1976

Playbook; Program.

An Evening with Dom De Luise, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 41 week of September 7, 1976

Playbook; Program.

Kismet, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 42 week of June 28, 1977

Playbook; Program.

Wonderful Town, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 43 week of July 26, 1977

Playbook; Program.

Li'l Abner, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 44 week of August 2, 1977

Playbook; Program.

Grease, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 45 week of August 16, 1977

Playbook; Program.

Make a Million, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 46 week of August 23, 1977

Playbook; Program.

Hello, Dolly!, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 47 1979

Program.

I Love My Wife, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 23 48 1979

Playbook; Program.

Side By Side By Sondheim, Victory Theatre Association, Dayton, OH, 23 49 September, 1979

Program.

My Fair Lady, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 24 1 1980

Playbook; Program.

Grease, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 24 2 1980

Playbook; Program.

Brigadoon, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 24 3 1980

Playbook; Program.

Side by Side by Sondheim, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 24 4 1980

Program.

4 Girls 4, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 24 5 1980

Program.

Bob Fosse's Dancin', Taft Theatre, Cincinnati, OH, 24 6 November, 1980

Playbook; Program.

Bob Fosse's Dancin', Dayton, OH, 24 7 ca. 1980

Program.

Ain't Misbehavin', 24 8 ca. 1980

Program.

Joffrey II: The Joffrey Ballet, Victory Theatre, 24 9 January, 1981

Program.

The Fantasticks, Victory Theatre Season, Virginia's Barter Theatre, Dayton, OH, 24 10 March, 1981

Program.

The Madwoman of Central Park West, Victory Theatre, Dayton, OH, 24 11 April, 1981

Program.

George M, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 24 12 1981

Playbook; Program.

Greenwich Scandals of 1923, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 24 13 1981

Playbook; Program.

The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 24 14 1982

Program.

The New 4 Girls, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 24 15 July 27-August 1, 1982

Program.

The Pirates of Penzance, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 24 16 August 10-15, 1982

Program.

The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 24 17 August 17-22, 1982

Program.

Various Concerts, Civic Music Association, 24 18

Program.

Jesus Christ Superstar, Schuster Center, Dayton, OH, 31 35 April 17-22, 2007

Playbill.

Series 3: Broadway and London Productions, 1955-2007 (3 boxes)

The third series is the collection of Broadway and London productions Kincannon attended from 1955-2007. This series consists of mostly playbills and programs.

Ice-Capades, NYC, 27 13 1946

Program.

Born Yesterday, Lyceum Theatre, NYC, 27 14 August 16, 1948

Playbill.

Sadler's Wells Ballet, NYC, 27 15 1950-1951

Program.

The Cherry Orchard, 4th Street Theatre, NYC, 25 1 ca. October 18, 1955 - January 15, 1956

Program.

ANTA Album, Adelphi Theatre, NYC, 25 2 March 28, 1955

Program.

Assorted Concerts and Poetry Readings, NYC, 25 3 1955

Calendar.

La Ronde, Circle in the Square Theatre, NYC, 25 4 June 22 - November 27, 1955

Program.

A View from the Bridge, Coronet Theatre, NYC, 25 5 Beginning October 10, 1955

Program.

Bus Stop, The Music Box Theatre, NYC, 25 6 Beginning October 17, 1955

Playbill; Program.

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Morosco Theatre, 25 7 Beginning October 17, 1955

Playbill.

Plain and Fancy, Winter Garden Theatre, NYC, 25 8 Beginning October 17, 1955

Playbill; Program.

Tiger at the Gates, The Plymouth Theatre, NYC, 25 9 Beginning October 17, 1955

Playbill.

Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?, Belasco Theatre, NYC, 25 9 Beginning October 17, 1955

Playbill.

Witness for the Prosecution, Henry Milley's Theatre, NYC, 25 10 Beginning October 17, 1955

Playbill; Program.

Fanny, The Majestic Theatre, NYC, 25 11 Beginning October 24, 1955

Playbill; Program.

Inherit the Wind, National Theatre, NYC, 25 12 Beginning October 24, 1955

Playbill.

Silk Stockings, The Imperial Theatre, NYC, 25 13 Beginning October 24, 1955

Playbill.

The Diary of Anne Frank, The Cort Theatre, NYC, 25 14 Beginning 24, 1955

Playbill.

The Desk Set, The Broadhusrt Theatre, NYC, 25 15 Beginning October 24, 1955

Playbill.

Pipe Dream, Sam S. Shubert Theatre, NYC, 25 16 Beginning March 12, 1956

Playbill.

The Apple Cart, The Plymouth Theatre, NYC, 25 17 Beginning October 29, 1956

Playbill.

Too Late the Phalarope, Belasco Theatre, NYC, 25 18 Beginning October 29, 1956

Playbill.

Major Barbara, Martin Beck Theatre, NYC, 25 19 Beginning October 30, 1956

Playbill; Program.

Middle of the Night, ANTA Theatre, NYC, 25 20 Beginning November 5, 1956

Playbill.

My Fair Lady, Mark Hellinger Theatre, NYC, 25 21 Beginning November 5, 1956

Playbill.

Separate Tables, The Music Box Theatre, NYC, 25 21 Beginning November 5, 1956

Playbill.

The Matchmaker, The Royale Theatre, NYC, 25 22 Beginning November 5, 1956

Playbill.

The Most Happy Fella, The Imperial Theatre, NYC, 25 23 Beginning November 5, 1956

Playbill; Program.

Long Day's Journey Into Night, Helen Hays Theatre, NYC, 25 24 Beginning November 12, 1956

Playbill.

Child of Fortune, Royale Theatre, NYC, 25 25 Beginning November 13, 1956

Playbill.

A Very Special Baby, The Playhouse, NYC, 25 26 Beginning November 14, 1956

Playbill.

I am a Camera, Actor's Playhouse, NYC, 25 27 ca. 1956

Program.

Look Back in Anger, John Golden Theatre, NYC, 25 28 Beginning June 9, 1958

Playbill.

Look Homeward, Angel, Ethel Barrymore Theatre, NYC, 25 29 ca. 1958

Playbill.

Sunrise at Campobello, Cort Theatre, NYC, 25 30 ca. 1958

Playbill; Program.

The Dark at the Top of the Stairs, The Music Box Theatre, NYC, 25 31 ca. 1958

Playbill; Program.

Take Me Along, Shubert Theatre, NYC, 27 16 1959-1960

Program.

The Devil's Advocate, Billy Rose Theatre, NYC, 27 17 May 15, 1961

Playbill; Program.

Becket, Hudson Theatre, NYC, 26 1 May 22, 1961

Playbill.

Camelot, Majestic Theatre, NYC, 26 2 May 22, 1961

Playbill; Program.

The Happiest Girl in the World, Martin Beck Theatre, 26 3 May 22, 1961

Playbill; Program.

The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Winter Garden Theatre, NYC, 26 4 May 22, 1961

Playbill; Program.

Bye Bye Birdie, Sam S. Shubert Theatre, NYC, 26 5 May 29, 1961

Playbill; Program.

Hedda Gabler, Fourth Street Theatre, NYC, 26 6 May, 1961

Playgram.

The Balcony, Circle in the Square Theatre, NYC, 26 7 May, 1961

Playgram.

The Death of Bessie Smith, and The American Dream, York Playhouse, NYC, 26 8 May, 1961

Playgram.

Rhinoceros, Longacre Theatre, NYC, 26 9 ca. 1961

Reviews.

The Living Theatre Repertory, NYC, 26 10 1961

Program.

Carnival, Imperial Theatre, NYC, 27 18 1961-1962

Program.

Carnival, ANTA Playhouse, NYC, 27 19 1961-1963

Program.

A Delicate Balance, Martin Beck Theatre, NYC, 26 11 October, 1966

Playbill.

How's the World Treating You?, The Music Box Theatre, 26 12 October, 1966

Playbill.

Philadelphia, Here I Come, The Plymouth Theatre, NYC, 26 13 October, 1966

Playbill.

The Apple Tree, Shubert Theatre, NYC, 26 14 October, 1966

Playbill; Program.

Wait Until Dark, George Abbot Theatre, NYC, 26 15 October, 1966

Playbill.

America Hurrah, Pocket Theatre, NYC, 26 16 November 8-15, 1966

Showcard.

The Infantry, 81st Street Theatre, NYC, 26 17 November 8-15, 1966

Showcard.

Cactus Flower, Royale Theatre, NYC, 26 18 November, 1966

Playbill; Program.

Fiddler on the Roof, Imperial Theatre, NYC, 26 19 November, 1966

Playbill; Program.

Mame, Winter Garden Theatre, NYC, 26 20 November, 1966

Playbill; Program.

Man of La Mancha, ANTA Washington Square Theatre, NYC, 26 21 November, 1966

Playbill; Program.

The Rose Tattoo, Billy Rose Theatre, NYC, 26 22 November, 1966

Playbill; Program.

Cabaret, Broadhurst Theatre, NYC, 26 23 ca. 1966

Program.

Hail Scrawdyke!, The Booth Theatre, NYC, 26 24 ca. 1966

Program.

Promenade Magazine, 26 25 November, 1966

Magazine.

Where Magazine, 26 27 November, 1966

Magazine.

Masterpieces of Modern Art, 26 28 1965

Picture book.

The Whitney Review, 26 29 1965-1966

Publication.

Starlight Express, Apollo Victoria Theatre, London, 27 1 ca. March, 1984

Program.

Promises, Promises 27 2

Program.

La Cage aux Folles, NY Palace Theatre, 27 3 January, 1984

Playbill.

Hurlyburly, Ethel Barrymore Theatre, 27 9 ca. 1984

Playbill.

The Seagull, London: Queen's Theatre, 27 4 August, 1985

Program.

Sweet Bird of Youth, Theatre Royal Haymarket, 27 5 July 9, 1985

Program.

Daisy Pulls it Off, The Globe Theatre, 27 6 August, 1985

Program.

Six Degrees of Separation, Vivian Beaumont, 27 7 February, 1991

Playbill.

Lyndon, John Houseman Theatre, 27 8 January, 1991

Playbill.

Brand, Theatre Royal Haymarket, 41 5 August 25, 2003 The Coast of Utopia, Vivian Beaumont, 27 10 March, 2007

Playbill.

Inherit the Wind, Lyceum Theatre, NYC, 27 20 March, 2007

Playbill.

A Moon for the Misbegotten, Brooks Atkinson Theatre, 27 11 May, 2007

Playbill.

Spring Awakening-A New Musical, Eugene O'Neill Theatre, 27 12 May, 2007

Playbill; City Guide.

Series 4: Film-related Materials, 1943-1992 (1 box)

The fourth series is film-related materials from 1943-1992, consisting of souvenir books, magazines, and press packets relating to each movie.

The Ten Commandments, 29 1 1956

Souvenir Book.

Films and Filming, 29 2 May, 1958

Magazine. Vol 4, no. 8.

Films and Filming, 29 3 June, 1958

Magazine. Vol 4, no. 9.

The Story of the Making of Ben-Hur, 29 4 1959

Book.

Fiddler on the Roof, 29 5 1971

Program.

The American Film Theatre, 29 6 1973-1974 season

Cinebills for The Iceman Cometh; Luther; Rhinoceros; Lost in the Stars; Butley; The Three Sisters.

The American Film Theatre/ The Second Season, 29 7

Programs for Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living; The Maids; In Celebration; The Man in the Glass Booth; Galileo.

Presumed Innocent, 29 8 1990

Press Release.

Music in the Movies, The Virginia Festival of American Film, 29 9 October 24-28, 1990

Press Packet.

Movie Made America, The Virginia Festival of American Film, 29 10 October 24-27, 1991

Press Packet.

A Woman's Tale, 29 11 1991

Press Packet.

Batman Returns, 29 12 1992

Press Packet; Production Information; Photographs.

Filmfest D.C.: The Sixth Annual Washington D.C. International Film Festival, 29 13 1992

Press Packet.

Grauman's Chinese Theatre souvenir program; 13th gala midsummer drama festival, Pasadena; Hollywood Bowl magazine, 29 14 circa 1943-1947

Program; magazine.

Series 5: Audiovisual Materials, 1983-1992 (6 boxes)

The fifth series is audiovisual materials from 1983-1986, consisting of reel-to-reel audiotapes, audiotape cartridges, and videocassettes. Much of the material is from the Behind the Scenes with Claire Kincannon radio program. Behind the Scenes was a three-minute feature on the Performing Arts, and was available via the Public Radio Satellite System.

Applause show, 34 1 undated

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:10:08.

Behind the Scenes, unboxed undated

Videotape.

Behind the Scenes, 34 circa 1983-1984

Pamphlet.

Behind the Scenes: Guitar B-P, 34 2 undated

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Run Time: 00:08:05.

Behind the Scenes: H. Hayes/DRM girls, 34 3 undated

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:24:45.

Behind the scenes (Kincannon 007), 34 4 undated

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:31:40.

Behind the Scenes with Claire Kincannon, 39 undated

9 discs containing digital access copies and a storage drive with access copies and master digital files.

Behind the Scenes with Claire Kincannon, 34 5 undated

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:06:08.

Behind the Scenes with Claire Kincannon shows 1 through 3 34 6 undated

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:16:15.

Graduation, Rehau and Caulkins, 34 7 undated

5" reel-to-reel audiotape. Run time is 00:07:36.

Kincannon 001, 34 8 undated

Audiotape cartridge. Run Time: 00:03:44.

Kincannon 002, 34 9 undated

Audiotape cartridge. Run Time: 00:00:44. Tape only contains approximately 2 seconds of audio.

Kincannon 014, L. Claire Kincannon Dancing Ink Press, 34 10 undated

5" reel-to-reel audiotape. Run Time: 00:03:24.

Kincannon 016, L. Claire Kincannon Dancing Ink Press, 34 11 undated

5" reel-to-reel audiotape. Approximately 1 minute of silence in the middle of program. Tape entered silence at approximately 00:04:44.

Kincannon 026, L. Claire Kincannon Dancing Ink Press, 34 12 undated

5" reel-to-reel audiotape. Tape entered silence at approximately 00:07:01.

Kincannon 027, L. Claire Kincannon 34 13 undated

10.5" reel-to-reel audiotape rehoused onto 7" reel. Run Time: 00:16:12.

Lena; All's well; Return of the Jedi, 37 12 undated

10.5" reel-to-reel audiotape. Run Time: 0:23:59.

Master show [label half gone], 34 14 undated

5" reel-to-reel audiotape. Tape starts mid-program. Program ends at 00:06:04.

Master tape weeks 2 and 3, 34 15 undated

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:10:00.

Music, 37 1 undated

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Run time is 00:07:28.

Tape 2: Frank Daus + Inter 37 2 undated

5" reel-to-reel audiotape. Run Time: 00:11:09.

Behind the Scenes: Trouble in Tahiti, 37 3 July 27

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:04:59.

Behind the Scenes: Lena Horne, 37 4 June 19

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Box reads "1984 October 6". Program ends at 00:03:13.

Behind the Scenes #5, 37 5 September 29, 1983

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at approximately 00:05:46.

Behind the Scenes: #5 ORIG Garvin duplicate 37 6 September 30, 1983

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:05:46.

Behind the Scenes #6, 37 7 October 6, 1983

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:06:25.

Behind the Scenes #8, 37 8 October 20, 1983

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Run time is 00:04:28.

Behind the Scenes, recorded in Denver, CO, "Shadowing", 37 9 October 21, 1983

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Run time is 00:06:11.

Behind the Scenes #10, 37 10 November 1983?

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:05:37.

Behind the Scenes #11, 37 11 November 10, 1983?

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:05:02.

Behind the Scenes #12: Evita, 38 1 November 18, 1983

5" reel-to-reel audiotape. Run time is 00:05:57.

Behind the Scenes: Thanksgiving #13 38 2 November 24, 1983?

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:05:07.

Behind the Scenes #14 38 3 December 2, 1983

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:05:10.

Behind the Scenes: As you like it, A Christmas carol, Winche, romantic comedy, #15 38 4 December 8, 1983

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:05:27.

Behind the Scenes #17, 38 5 December 22, 1983

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:04:58.

Behind the Scenes #18, 38 6 December 29, 1983

5" reel-to-reel audiotape. Run time is 00:06:20.

Behind the Scenes: wrap up of '83, 38 7 1983

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Runt time is 00:05:26.

Behind The Scenes Claire Kincannon #20, 38 8 January 13, 1984?

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:07:15.

Behind the scenes: Odd Couple, Busboy, Old Men, 36 January 29, February 5, February 27, 1984?

Videotape cassette.

Behind the Scenes, cut 1-5, 36 April 4-11, 1984

Videotape cassette. Women in film: Streetwise, Old Enough; Gin Game; short run; Mayor of ?; End of World.

Behind the Scenes #32, 39 9 April 6, 1984

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:04:50.

Behind the Scenes Live WFFU Claire Kincannon/Barry Lee 38 10 May 17, 1984

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Run time is 00:26:46.

Behind the Scenes: Henry V, 38 11 May 24, 1984

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:04:06.

Behind the Scenes: Fools fire, J's Girls, 38 12 July 6, 1984

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:06:52.

Behind The Scenes: Olympics, 38 13 August 1984

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:05:16.

Behind the Scenes: Glass Menagerie, Calendar, 38 14 August 24, 1984

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:05:47.

Behind the Scenes: Sound of Music, Capital steps, 40 1 August 31, 1984

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:06:07.

Behind the Scenes with Claire Kincannon, 40 2 September 1984

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:03:44.

Behind the Scenes, 1 year old, 40 3 September 6, 1984

5" reel-to-reel audiotape. Tape entered silence at approximately 00:05:30.

Behind the Scenes with Claire Kincannon: review of the Tempest (Arena), America Hurrah, Woolly Mammoth, 40 5 October 20, 1984

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at approx 00:05:06.

Behind the Scenes With Claire Kincannon: Wrap up 84, 40 5 January 3, 1985

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Box reads "Rebecca Rice Liv Stage", "#7, 10/12/83". Program ends at 00:07:11.

Musical! Show #852-3, master applause, hour 1, 40 6 April 20, 1985

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program switches from stereo to mono (left channel only) from 00:02:50 until 00:04:22 Program ends at 00:26:23.

Behind the Scenes, cut 4, 40 7 July 19, 1985

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Run time is 00:20:27. Approx 1 minute of silence before program begins.

Bits and pieces of broadway. Written and directed by Claire Kincannon, Musical show #853-4, hour 3, 40 8 July 27, 1985

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Program ends at 00:21:50.

Cut 10, Htbrk hse 40 9 January 3, 1986

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Run time is 00:47:10.

Behind the scenes, cut 11: the Birthday Party, 40 10 April 4, 1986

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Run time is 00:41:45.

Shakespeare Theatre Part 2 40 11 January 14, 1991

7" reel to reel audiotape. Program ends at approx 00:05:34.

Shakespeare at the Lansburg?; Press conference part 1, 40 12 January 14, 1992

7" reel-to-reel audiotape. Run Time: 01:05:27.

Hungary remembered, produced by Claire Kincannon, 35 undated

Videotape cassette.

35th anniversary Hungarian revolution, Ball, 35 April, 1986

Videotape cassette.

Hungary, 35 undated

Videotape cassette.

Paul's painting and Ilona stills or Hungary 5, 35 undated

Videotape cassette.

Newsreels, Hungary tape 1, 35 undated

Videotape cassette.

Hungary tape 2, 35 undated

Videotape cassette.

spine reads: "Hungary 2", "Takacs and Pting", "only tape of P.T. on cam", 35 undated

Videotape cassette.

spine reads: "Hungary 1", "Ilona and pics of HME + Paul (pt one)", 35 undated

Videotape cassette.

spine reads "Hungary 3", front reads "#1 Shander 2/3"; "Blank 1/3"; "tape #1 Simmons", 35 March 25, 1983

Videotape cassette.

"Hungary 4" or "Sandor 2", 35 undated

Videotape cassette.

Hungary 10, ball, sound only, 35 undated

Videotape cassette.

Hungary 11, sound only, take 3, 35 undated

Videotape cassette.

Hungary 9, Geveben and people, ball guests, take 1, 35 undated

Videotape cassette.

Black audio, 35 undated

Videotape cassette.

Black master, Hungary, 35 undated

Videotape cassette.

Film clips, 36 undated

Videotape cassette. Clips from Streetwise and Old Enough.