http://scrc.gmu.edu/nelson.html Guide to the Virginia Nelson playbills collection, 1939-2007 Virginia Nelson playbills C0015 FINDING AID AUTHOR George Mason University Libraries 2006 By George Mason University Libraries. All rights reserved. Machine-readable finding aid derived from being created directly into EAD, created by FINDING AID ENCODER, FINDING AID ENCODED DATE Description is in English 2019-02-13 Converted to schema conforming EAD by dtd2schema.vh.xsl. A Guide to the TITLE, DATES A Collection in Special Collections Research Center COLLECTION NUMBER FINDING AID AUTHOR George Mason University Libraries 2006 Special Collections Research Center Staff Special Collections Research Center, George Mason University Descriptive Summary George Mason University. Libraries. Special Collections Research Center. Virginia Nelson Virginia Nelson playbills collection 1939-2007 C0015 6 linear feet (12 boxes) English This collection contains playbills for performances at a variety of venues in the Washington D.C. metro area, including the National Theatre, Arena Stage, the New Gayety Theatre, the Warner Theatre, and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, as well as multiple smaller, local theatres and companies, and others across the United States and internationally. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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Acquisition Information

Collection donated by Virginia Nelson in 2007.

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Historical Information

Following World War II, Washington, D.C. gradually acquired a vibrant theatre and performing arts scene, due in large part to the population growth as the federal government expanded. In particular the opening of John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in the early 1970s signaled the great importance of performing arts for the citizens of the Washington, D.C. metro area.

Scope and Content

The Virginia Nelson playbills collection represents the rise and expansion of theatre and the performing arts in the Metro D.C. area, including a variety of performances at a multitude of venues over the course of eight decades, beginning in the 1930s and ending in the early 2000s. From plays and musical theatre, to opera, ballet, and musical acts, the gamut of the performing arts is represented within the collection. This collection contains playbills for performances at a variety of D.C. area venues, including the National Theatre, Arena Stage, the New Gayety Theatre, the Warner Theatre, Wolf Trap, Signature Theatre, and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, as well as other theatres across the nation and abroad, including those from Broadway in New York and the West End in London. Many of the playbills come from renowned "classic" performances of certain works, many starring famous actors. Also represented in the collection are smaller, local theatrical venues, companies, and performances. Note: Included in the collection were a number of Arena Stage Playbills, which were removed except for one that was not already included in the Arena Stage records. All other Arena Stage playbills (before the 2006/2007 season) are available in the

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Arranged chronologically.

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Index Terms Geographical Names: New York (City) London, England. United States. Washington (D.C.) Corporate Names: Arena Stage (Organization : Washington, D.C.) John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (U.S.) National Theatre (Washington, D.C.) New Gayety Theatre (Organization : Washington, D.C.) Warner Theatre (Washington, D.C.) Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts (Va.) Subjects: Ballet. Musical theater Musical theater--England--London. Musical theater--New York (State)--New York. Musical theater--Washington (D.C.) Opera. Performing arts. Plays. Theater--Washington (D.C.) Theater--New York (State) Contents List 1 1 National Theatre - "Set to Music," January 9, 1939

1 2 National Theatre - "Du Barry Was A Lady," November 1939

1 3 Roadside Theatre - "The Frog," July 22, 1940

1 4 Willard Hotel Roof - "Bertha, The Sewing Machine Girl," 1941

1 5 Cross Roads Theatre - "The Male Animal," 1941

1 6 National Theatre "The Cream in the Well," January 14, 1941

1 7 National Theatre - "Claudia," January 27, 1941

1 8 The Longacre Theatre - "Johnny Belinda," February 16, 1941

1 9 National Theatre - "Tobacco Road," February 17, 1941

1 10 National Theatre - "The Little Foxes," Featuring Tallulah Bankhead, March 17, 1941

1 11 The Catholic University of America - "Cook Book," April 23, 1941

1 12 National Theatre - "The Student Prince," May 5, 1941

1 13 Cross Roads Theatre - "Private Lives," July 1941

1 14 The St. Paul's Players - "Tish," October 15, 1941

1 15 National Theatre - "Faust," February 6, 1942

1 16 National Theatre - "Louisiana Purchase," February 23, 1942

1 17 The Winter Garden - "Sons O' Fun," April 12, 1942

1 18 Hollywood Theatre - "Banjo Eyes," April 12, 1942

1 19 National Theatre - "Punch and Julia," May 4, 1942

1 20 The Catholic University of America - "Count Me In!," May 10, 1942

1 21 National Theatre - "Franklin Street," September 21, 1942

1 22 National Theatre - "The Pirate," October 12, 1942

1 23 National Theatre - "The Doughgirls," December 7, 1942

1 24 Broadhurst Theatre - "Show Time," 1943

1 25 The Booth Theatre - "Blithe Spirit," January 31, 1943

1 26 National Theatre - "Junior Miss," February 8, 1943

1 27 National Theatre - "Priorities of 1942," Featuring Gloria Swanson, March 1, 1943

1 28 National Theatre - "Blossom Time," April 12, 1943

1 29 The Catholic University of America - "Eddie the First," May 5, 1943

1 30 National Theatre - "Dracula," Featuring Bela Lugosi, June 21, 1943

1 31 National Theatre - "Arsenic and Old Lace," Featuring Boris Karloff, August 30, 1943

1 32 National Theatre - "Big Time," September 20, 1943

1 33 National Theatre - "Oklahoma," October 18, 1943

1 34 The Broadhurst Theatre - "Early to Bed," November 14, 1943

1 35 The Winter Garden - "Ziegfeld Follies," November 14, 1943

1 36 National Symphony Orchestra - Ballet Theatre, November 14, 1943

1 37 The Washington Grand Opera Association - "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "I Pagliacci," December 21, 1943

1 38 National Theatre - "Over Twenty One," Featuring Ruth Gordon, December 27, 1943

1 39 National Theatre - "Marianne," January 10, 1944

1 40 National Theatre - "Kiss and Tell," January 17, 1944

1 41 National Theatre - "The Corn is Green," Featuring Ethel Barrymore, April 17, 1944

1 42 The Cape Theatre - "The Philadelphia Story," June 20, 1944

1 43 National Theatre - "Wallflower," August 28, 1944

1 44 National Theatre - "Our Fanny," Featuring Joy Hodges, September 18, 1944

1 45 The Catholic University of America - "The Life and Death of Tom Thumb the Great," January 14, 1945

1 46 National Theatre - "The Merry Widow," January 29, 1945

1 47 National Theatre - "Catherine Was Great," Featuring Mae West, February 19, 1945

1 48 The Washington Grand Opera Company - "Carmen," March 15, 1945

1 49 The Music Box - "Star and Garter,' Featuring Gypsy Rose Lee, June 13, 1943

1 50 National Theatre - "Leonide Massine's Ballet Russe Highlights," July 18, 1945

1 51 National Theatre - "Good Night Ladies," July 23, 1945

1 52 National Theatre - "Life with Father," August 6, 1945

1 53 National Symphony Orchestra - Ballet Theatre, November 11, 1945

1 54 National Theatre - "The Late George Apley," November 19, 1945

1 55 Constitution Hall - "Gladys Swarthout," November 18, 1945

1 56 National Theatre - "Spring in Brazil," November 27, 1945

1 57 Cross Roads Theatre - "The Pursuit of Happiness," 1946

1 58 Cross Roads Theatre - "George and Margaret" , 1946

1 59 National Theatre - "Up in Central Park," January 6, 1946

1 60 National Theatre - "O Mistress Mine," January 7, 1946

1 61 National Theatre - "The Hasty Heart," February 4, 1946

1 62 National Theatre - "He Who Gets Slapped," Featuring Dennis King, March 4, 1946

1 63 National Theatre - "Miss Jones" by Ruth Gordon, Mach 18, 1946

1 64 Benefit - Mayflower Hotel - "Mission to Matthew," March 18, 1946

1 65 National Theatre - "Blossom Time," April 1, 1946

1 66 National Theatre - "Hamlet," Featuring Maurice Evans, April 15, 1946

1 67 National Theatre - "The Two Mrs. Carrolls," April 22, 1946

1 68 National Theatre - "The Merry Wives of Windsor," May 6, 1946

1 69 National Theatre - "Laura," May 27, 1946

1 70 National Theatre - "The Voice of the Turtle," June 17, 1946

1 71 Olney Theatre - "Private Lives," September 10, 1946

1 72 The Forty-Sixth Street Theatre - "The Red Mill," September 16, 1946

1 73 National Theatre - "Come On Up," Featuring Mae West, September 23, 1946

1 74 Majestic Theatre - "Carousel," September 23, 1946

1 75 National Theatre - "Pygmalion," Featuring Gertrude Lawrence, October 21, 1946

1 76 Lisner Auditorium - "Joan of Lorainne," Featuring Ingrid Bergman and Sam Wanamaker, October 29, 1946

1 77 National Theatre - "Apple of His Eye," November 4, 1946

1 78 Little Theatre - "Henry V," Featuring Laurence Olivier, November 7, 1946

2 1 National Theatre - "The Glass Menagerie," February 10, 1947

2 2 National Theatre - "State of the Union," March 3, 1947

2 3 National Theatre - "The Fatal Weakness," Featuring Ina Claire, March 10, 1947

2 4 National Treasure - "The Iceman Cometh," April 7, 1947

2 5 National Treasure - "Love for Love," Featuring John Gielgud, May 13, 1947

2 6 National Theatre - "Lute Song," Featuring Yul Brynner and Dolly Haas, May 26, 1947

2 7 National Theatre - "I Remember Mama," December 27, 1947

2 8 National Theatre - "Harvey," Featuring Frank Fay, June 21, 1948

2 9 Olney Theatre - "Too Many Husbands," July 8, 1948

2 10 The Catholic University of America - "Arms and the Man," July 11, 1949

2 11 Olney Theatre - "Up To Now," July 19, 1949

2 12 San Carlo Opera Company - "Aida," circa 1940s

2 13 San Carlo Opera Company - "An American Institution," circa 1940s

2 14 National Theatre - "Antigone," circa 1940s

2 15 Olney Theatre - "Biography," circa 1940s

2 16 New Gayety Theatre - "Brigadoon," circa 1940s

2 17 Willard Hotel Roof - "Broken HeArts of Broadway," circa 1940s

2 18 Constitution Hall - "Gay Nineties," circa 1940s

2 19 Cross Roads Theatre - "Mr. Barry's Etchings," circa 1940s

2 20 Grand Opera Libretto - "Pagliacci," circa 1940s

2 21 Olney Theatre - "Skylark," circa 1940s

2 22 Cross Roads Theatre - "Spider Island," circa 1940s

2 23 San Carlo Opera Company - "The Chocolate Soldier," circa 1940s

2 24 Olney Theatre - "The Curtain Rises," circa 1940s

2 25 Sam H. Harris - "The Man Who Came to Dinner," circa 1940s

2 26 The Antigone of Sophocles - Translation by Lewis Campbell, circa 1940s

2 27 New Gayety Theatre - "Born Yesterday," Featuring Judy Holliday, November 20, 1950

2 28 New Gayety Theatre - "Come Back, Little Sheba," January 15, 1951

2 29 New Gayety Theatre - "The Autumn Garden," Featuring Florence Eldrige and Frederic March, February 11, 1952

2 30 New Gayety Theatre - "The Cocktail Party" , March 31, 1952

2 31 National Theatre - "Call Me Madam," Featuring Ethel Merman, May 5, 1952

2 32 National Theatre - "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," Featuring Carol Channing, June 2, 1952

2 33 Henry Miller's Theatre - "The Moon is Blue," October 27, 1952

2 34 46th Street Theatre - "Guys and Dolls," November 3, 1952

2 35 National Theatre - "Top Banana," Featuring Phil Silvers, November 10, 1952

2 36 Sam S. Shubert Theater - "Horses in Midstream," March 17, 1953

2 37 Sam S. Shubert Theater - "Pal Joey," April 20, 1953

2 38 Sam S. Shubert Theater - "Jose Greco," September 29, 1953

2 39 Sam S. Shubert Theater - "My 3 Angels," March 1, 1954

2 40 Constitution Hall - Liberace, September 26, 1954

2 41 Theater de Lys - "The Threepenny Opera," 1955

2 42 Martin Beck Theatre - "The Teahouse of the August Moon," Featuring Eli Wallach, July 14, 1955

2 43 National Theatre - "The Vamp," Featuring Carol Channing, October 31, 1955

2 44 National Theatre - "Janus," Featuring Robert Preston , November 14, 1955

2 45 Sam S. Shubert Theater - "Kismet," January 23, 1956

2 46 National Theatre - "Damn Yankees," February 13, 1956

2 47 Sam S. Shubert Theater - "Bus Stop," February 20, 1956

2 48 National Theatre - "Li'l Abner," September 17, 1956

2 49 National Theatre - "Cat Hot On A Hot Tin Roof," November 19, 1956

2 50 National Theatre - "Inherit the Wind," Featuring Melvyn Douglas, December 31, 1956

2 51 National Theatre - "Ziegfeld Follies," February 12, 1957

2 52 National Theatre - "West Side Story," August 26, 1957

2 53 National Theatre - "Separate Tables," Featuring Geraldine Page, October 28, 1957

2 54 National Theatre - "Middle of The Night," Featuring Edward G. Robinson, December 30, 1957

2 55 Ontario Theatre - The Bolshoi Ballet - "Giselle," January 1958

2 56 National Theatre - "Interlock," Featuring Celeste Holm, Maximilian Schell, and Rosemary Harris, January 27, 1958

2 57 Constitution Hall - Mantovani and His New Music, February 1, 1958

2 58 Sam S. Shubert Theater - "Much Ado About Nothing," Featuring Katharine Hepburn, February 10, 1958

2 59 Sam S. Shubert Theater - "Visit To A Small Planet," Featuring Cyril Ritchard, February 24, 1958

2 60 National Theatre - "Auntie Mame," March 3, 1958

2 61 National Theatre - American Ballet Theatre, March 10, 1958

2 62 National Theatre - "Long Day's Journey Into Night," March 17, 1958

2 63 National Theatre - "No Time For Sergeants," March 24, 1958

2 64 Constitution Hall - An Evening with Bennett Cerf, May 2, 1958

2 65 National Theatre - "The Diary of Anne Frank," June 9, 1958

2 66 Lowe's Capitol Theatre - Moiseyev Dance Company from Moscow, June 16, 1958

2 67 National Theatre - "Look Back in Anger," December 22, 1958

2 68 National Theatre - "Redhead," Featuring Gwen Verdon and Richard Kiley, December 30, 1958

2 69 National Theatre - "Bells Are Ringing," Featuring Judy Holliday, April 6, 1959

2 70 National Theatre - "Sunrise At Campobello," June 29, 1959

2 71 National Theatre - "A Loss of Roses," Featuring Shirley Booth, November 2, 1959

2 72 National Theatre - "The Pleasure of His Company," Featuring Cyril Ritchard, December 7, 1959

2 73 National Theatre - "Dear Liar," December 28, 1958

2 74 London Films - "Tales of Hoffman," Featuring Moira Shearer, circa 1950s

2 75 Versailles - "Nice To See You," circa 1950s

2 76 Carter Barron Ampitheater - "Belafonte" - Harry Belafonte, circa June 1950

2 77 Little Theatre of Alexandria - "The Recruiting Officer," circa 1950s

3 1 The Broadway Theatre - "Gypsy," Featuring Ethel Merman, January 1960

3 2 National Theatre - "The World of Suzie Wong," January 11, 1960

3 3 National Theatre - "The Good Soup," Featuring Ruth Gordon, February 15, 1960

3 4 National Theatre - "One More River," February 29, 1960

3 5 National Theatre - "Look Homeward Angel," March 14, 1960

3 6 Dock Street Theatre - "Hiddydoddy," March 24, 1960

3 7 National Theatre - "The Dark At The Top of the Stairs," Featuring Joan Blondell, April 11, 1960

3 8 National Theatre - "Sweet Bird of Youth," Featuring Geraldine Page and Rip Torn, May 9, 1960

3 9 National Theatre - "My Fair Lady," June 27, 1960

3 10 Carter Barron Amphitheatre - Jimmy Durante, July 1960

3 11 National Theatre - "Irma La Douce," September 19, 1960

3 12 National Theatre - "Duel of Angels," October 10, 1960

3 13 The Discount Record Shop - An Evening with Mort Sahl and the Limelighters, October 14, 1960

3 14 Constitution Hall - Eileen Farrell, October 30, 1960

3 15 National Theatre - "The Andersonville Trial," December 26, 1960

3 16 Sam S. Shubert Theater - "Bye Bye Birdie," Featuring Chita Rivera and Dick Van Dyke, January 16, 1961

3 17 National Theatre - "Carnival!" Featuring Jerry Orbach, March 20, 1961

3 18 National Theatre - "Becket," Featuring Laurence Olivier and Arthur Kennedy, April 10, 1961

3 19 National Theatre - "The Music Man," Featuring Forrest Tucker, July 3, 1961

3 20 National Theatre - "A Taste of Honey," September 18, 1961

3 21 National Theatre - "Toys in the Attic," October 16, 1961

3 22 National Theatre - "Sunday in New York," Featuring Robert Redford, November 6, 1961

3 23 National Theatre - "The Best Man," January 1, 1962

3 24 National Theatre - "Fiorello!," January 8, 1962

3 25 National Theatre - "La Plume de Ma Tante," March 26, 1962

3 26 National Theatre - "Come Blow Your Horn," July 30, 1962

3 27 National Theatre - "Mr. President," October 1962

3 28 National Theatre - "Natural Affection," January 21, 1963

3 29 National Theatre - "Hot Spot," Featuring Judy Holliday, February 4, 1963

3 30 National Theatre - "Mary, Mary," March 25, 1963

3 31 National Theatre - "Milk and Honey," May 6, 1963

3 32 National Theatre - "Take Her, She's Mine," Featuring Tom Ewell, June 3, 1963

3 33 National Theatre - "The Sound of Music," July 1, 1963

3 34 National Theatre - "Here's Love," August 26, 1963

3 35 National Theatre - "A Thousand Clowns," Featuring Dane Clark and Margaret O'Brien, September 16, 1963

3 36 National Theatre - "Seidman and Son," Featuring Sam Levene, November 18, 1963

3 37 National Theatre - "Barefoot In The Park," Featuring Robert Redford, September 30, 1963

3 38 National Theatre - "Hello Dolly!" Featuring Carol Channing, December 23, 1963

3 39 National Theatre - "Never Too Late," February 1964

3 40 National Theatre - "Josephine Baker and Her Company," March 1964

3 41 National Theatre - "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?," May 1964

3 42 National Theatre - "I Was Dancing," Featuring Burgess Meredith, October 1964

3 43 National Theatre - "Zizi," Featuring Zizi Jeanmaire, October 1964

3 44 Constitution Hall - National Symphony, November 10, 1964

3 45 National Theatre - "Alfie!" Featuring Terence Stamp, November 1964

3 46 National Theatre - "After The Fall," November 1964

3 47 Winter Garden - "Funny Girl," Featuring Barbra Streisand, December 1964

3 48 National Theatre - "110 In The Shade," December 1964

4 1 National Theatre - "Any Wednesday," January 1965

4 2 National Theatre - "The Roar of the Greasepaint - The Smell of the Crowd," Featuring Cyril Ritchard, February 1965

4 3 National Theatre - "Diamond Orchid," February 1965

4 4 National Theatre - "The Odd Couple," Featuring Walter Mathau, February 1965

4 5 National Theatre - "How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying," April 1965

4 6 National Theatre - "Pickwick," September 195

4 7 National Theatre - "Cactus Flower," Featuring Lauren Bacall, November 1965

4 8 Constitution Hall - Washington National Sympathy, November 27, 1965

4 9 National Theatre - "The Wayward Stork," January 1966

4 10 National Theatre - "Luv," January 1966

4 11 National Theatre - "Hostile Witness," February 1966

4 12 Constitution Hall - New York Philharmonic, February 21, 1966

4 13 National Theatre - "The Subject Was Roses," Featuring Martin Sheen, March 1966

4 14 National Theatre - "The Owl and the Pussycat," Featuring Eartha Kitt, March 1966

4 15 National Theatre - "I Do! I Do!" Featuring Mary Martin and Robert Preston, October 1966

4 16 Winter Garden Theatre - "Mame," Featuring Angela Lansbury and Bea Arthur, December 1966

4 17 The Palace Theatre - "Sweet Charity," Featuring Gwen Verdon, December 1966

4 18 National Theatre - "Man of La Mancha," February 1967

4 19 National Theatre - Eddie Fisher and Buddy Hackett, June 1967

4 20 National Theatre - "Wait A Minim!," August 1967

4 21 National Theatre - "Mata Hari," November 1967

4 22 Washington Performing Arts Society - Mantovani and His Concert Orchestra, November 26, 1967

4 23 The Private Arts Foundation - An Evening with Edward Villella, 1968

4 24 National Theatre - "The Killing of Sister George," January 1968

4 25 National Theatre - "Fiddler On The Roof," Featuring Paul Lipson, August 1968

4 26 Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School - "On A Clear Day You Can See Forever," 1960s

4 27 Lowe's Capitol Theatre - Leningrad Kirov Ballet, circa 1960s

4 28 Circle In The Square at Ford's Theatre - "Max Morath At The Turn of the Century," January 1970

4 29 Shady Grove Music Fair - "W.C." Featuring Mickey Rooney and Bernadette Peters, 1971

4 30 George Washington University - Sponsored - National Ballet, January 8, 1971

4 31 Kennedy Center Concert Hall - New Orleans Jazz and Ragtime Festival, November 7, 1971

4 32 Olney Theatre - "Tartuffe," July 11, 1972

4 33 Wolf Trap Farm Park for the Performing Arts - "The King and I," July 20, 1972

4 34 Accent Dinner Theatre - "Born Yesterday," August 1972

4 35 Shady Grove Music Fair - "The Peggy Fleming Show - A Concert on Ice" , 1973

4 36 John F. Kennedy (JFK) Center for the Performing Arts - "A Moon for the Misbegotten," 1973

4 37 Hayloft Dinner Theatre - "Play It Again Sam," January 4, 1973

4 38 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Emperor Henry IV," Featuring Rex Harrison, March 1973

4 39 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - The Sammy Davis Jr. Show, June 4, 1973

4 40 Olney Theatre - "Da," August 7, 1973

4 41 Shady Grove Music Fair - "No No Nanette," Featuring Ruby Keeler and Cyril Ritchard, 1974

4 42 National Theatre - "Godspell," 1974

4 43 National Theatre - "Noel Coward - In Two Keys," Featuring Anne Baxter, Hume Cronyn, and Jessica Tandy, 1974

4 44 Shady Grove Music Theatre - Bette Midler in Concert, 1974

4 45 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Seesaw," July 1974

4 46 Eisenhower Theatre - "Summer," August 1974

4 47 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - City Center Joffrey Ballet, November 1974

4 48 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "In Praise of Love," Featuring Rex Harrison and Julie Harris, November 1974

5 1 Shady Grove Music Theatre - Rich Little and Patti Page, 1975

5 2 Shady Grove Music Theatre - Paul Lynde, 1975

5 3 Ford's Theatre - "Gabrielle," January 1975

5 4 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The Misanthrope," February 1975

5 5 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "An Evening with Margot Fonteyn, Rudolf Nureyev, Paolo Borotluzzi," July 1975

5 6 National Theatre - "Bubbling Brown Sugar," August 1975

5 7 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Treemonisha," September 1975

5 8 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The Royal Family," Featuring Rosemary Harris, Sam Levene, November 1975

5 9 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Pacific Overtures, December 1975

5 10 National Theatre - "Bubbling Brown Sugar," February 1976

5 11 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - New York City Ballet, February 1976

5 12 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - The Royal Danish Ballet, May 1976

5 13 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Shirley MacLaine, 1977

5 14 Shady Grove Music Theatre - "Me and Bessie," 1977

5 15 Shady Grove Music Theatre - "A Little Night Music," featuring Jean Simmons and Hermione Gingold, 1977

5 16 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Annie," March 1977

5 17 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - New York City Ballet - George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins, Ballet Masters - Featuring Jacques d'Amboise, March 1977

5 18 Metropolitan Opera - "Il Trovatore," June 1977

5 19 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Porgy and Bess," July 1977

5 20 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Pippin," August 1977

5 21 National Theatre - "Appearing Nitely," Featuring Lily Tomlin, August 1977

5 22 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "A Chorus Line," September 1977

5 23 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Soviet Georgian Dancers with Tbilisi Polyphonic Choir, November 22, 1977

5 24 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Comedy with Music," Featuring Victor Borge, November 28, 1977

5 25 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Semmelweiss," Featuring Colin Blakely and Patricia Routledge, 1978

5 26 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Timbuktu," Featuring Eartha Kitt, January 1978

5 27 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "First Monday in October," Featuring Henry Fonda and Jane Alexander, February 1978

5 28 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Dracula," Featuring Raul Julia, Designed by Edward Gorey, June 1978

5 29 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Oh, Kay!," August 1978

5 30 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The Last of Mrs. Cheyney," Featuring Deborah Kerr, September 1978

5 31 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Platinum," October 1978

5 32 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "On Golden Pond," January 1979

5 33 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The Gin Game," Featuring Jessica Tandy and Hume Cronyn, April 1979

5 34 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - The Feld Ballet, December 29, 1979

5 35 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Do You Turn Somersaults?" Featuring Mary Martin and Anthony Quayle, circa 1970s

5 36 Olney Theatre - "That Championship Season," circa 1970s

5 37 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The Royal Family," circa 1970s

5 38 Ford's Theatre - The American Dance Machine, 1980

5 39 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Evolution of the Blues," May 1980

5 40 Wolf Trap - Cleo Laine and John Dankworth, July 8, 1980

5 41 The Broadway Theatre - "Evita," Featuring Patti LuPone, Mandy Patinkin, Bob Gunton, September 1980

5 42 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - New York City Ballet - George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins, Ballet Masters - Featuring Jacques d'Amboise, October 1980

5 43 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Mixed Couples," Featuring Julie Harris, Geraldine Page, Rip Torn, November 1980

5 44 Capital Center - World Professional Figure Skating Championship, December 15, 1980

5 45 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Dance Theatre of Harlem, February 1981

5 46 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The Winslow Boy," May 1981

5 47 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Barnum," June 4, 1981

5 48 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The West Side Waltz," Featuring Katharine Hepburn and Dorothy Loudon, March 1982

5 49 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Medea," April 1982

5 50 The Source Theatre - "Bent," 1983

5 51 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - American Ballet Theatre - Featuring Mikhail Baryshnikov, January 1983

5 52 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "American Buffalo," Featuring Al Pacino, September 1983

5 53 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Agnes of God," December 1983

5 54 Ford's Theatre - "Mass Appeal," Featuring Milo O'Shea and Adam Redfield, 1984

5 55 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Woman of the Year," Featuring Lauren Bacall, January 1984

5 56 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - The Washington Opera, January 1984

5 57 New Playwrights Theatre - "Secret Honor - The Last Testament of Richard M. Nixon," January 8, 1984

5 58 Hexagon - "Capitol Follies," March 8, 1984

5 59 Apollo Victoria Theatre - "Starlight Express," Mach 27, 1984

5 60 New Playwrights Theatre - "Spalding Gray," April 16, 1984

5 61 Thomas Jefferson Community Theatre - An Evening of Dance, May 26, 1984

5 62 National Theatre - "Cats," Featuring Charlotte d'Amboise, June 1984

5 63 Warner Theatre - Lena Horne - The Lady and Her Music, June 12, 1984

5 64 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Master Class," September 1984

5 65 Warner Theatre - "Torch Song Trilogy," Featuring Estelle Getty, September 18, 1984

5 66 Warner Theatre - "Sugar Babies," Featuring Mickey Rooney and Ann Miller, November 7, 1984

6 1 Horizons - "Automatic Pilot," 1985

6 2 Steve Silver - "Makin' Whoopee!," 1985

6 3 Horizons - "Orgasmo Adulto Escapes from the Zoo," February 1985

6 4 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "My One and Only," Featuring Sandy Duncan and Tommy Tune, March 1985

6 5 The Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger - "The Miser," April 8, 1985

6 6 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - The John Curry Skaters, August 1985

6 7 National Theatre - "La Cage Aux Folles," September 1985

6 8 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Liza in Concert - Featuring Liza Minnelli, September 14, 1985

6 9 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - American Ballroom Theatre, October 24, 1985

6 10 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Lillian," Featuring Zoe Caldwell, December 1985

6 11 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Aren't We All?" Featuring Rex Harrison and Claudette Colbert, December 1985

6 12 Horizons - "Marathons '33," 1986

6 13 Warner Theatre - "Tango Argentino," 1986

6 14 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The Acting Company," May 1986

6 15 The Studio Theatre - "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom," May 14, 1986

6 16 Prince Edward Theatre - "Chess," July 1986

6 17 The Apollo - "I'm Not Rappaport," July 1986

6 18 The Mount Vernon Players - "Twelfth Night or What You Will," August 8, 1986

6 19 National Theatre - "Broadway Bound," Featuring Jason Alexander, October 1986

6 20 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "A Raisin in the Sun," November 1986

6 21 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The Perfect Party," January 1987

6 22 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Les Miserables," Featuring Colm Wilkinson and Terrence Mann, January 1987

6 23 New Playwrights Theatre - "Eleanora Duse," January 10, 1987

6 24 National Theatre - "Ian McKellen - Acting Shakespeare," March 1987

6 25 National Theatre - "I'm Not Rappaport," April 1987

6 26 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - The Joffrey Ballet, April 1987

6 27 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Festival On Ice, May 1987

6 28 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "I Never Sang For My Father," September 1987

6 29 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Breaking the Code," Derek Jacobi, Jenny Agutter, October 1987

6 30 New Playwrights' Theatre - "The Night Hank Williams Died," January 1988

6 31 London Palladium - "Ziegfeld," April 1988

6 32 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - The Washington Ballet, May 1988

6 33 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Washington, Front and Center!, September 26, 1988

6 34 Lisner Auditorium - The Washington Ballet, October 27, 1988

6 35 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Barbara Cook, December 1988

6 36 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Shear Madness," December 1988

6 37 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Steel Magnolias," March 1989

6 38 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Sophisticated Ladies," April 1989

6 39 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Speed-the-Plow," Featuring Bob Balaban, Felicity Huffman, May 1989

6 40 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - The Washington Ballet, May 13, 1989

6 41 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Into The Woods," June 1989

6 42 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The Road to Mecca," Featuring Kathy Bates, August 1989

6 43 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Two for the Show," Featuring Donald O'Connor and Mickey Rooney, August 1989

6 44 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Gypsy," September 1989

6 45 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The Cocktail Hour," September 1989

6 46 National Theatre - "Rumors," November 1989

6 47 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Annie 2," December 1989

7 1 What's Past is Prologue, circa 1980s

7 2 Ford's Theatre - "The Foreigner," circa 1980s

7 3 American Playwrights Theatre - "Bricktop," circa 1980s

7 4 Ford's Theatre - "1000 Years of Jazz," circa 1980s

7 5 Duke of York's Theatre - "How The Other Half Lives," circa 1980s

7 6 Lazy Susan Dinner Theatre - "George M!," circa 1980s

7 7 The Harlequin Dinner Theatre - "Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?," circa 1980s

7 8 Pro Femina Theatre - "Marking Time," circa 1980s

7 9 New Playwrights' Theatre - Brendan Behan, circa 1980s

7 10 Ford's Theatre - "Elmer Gantry" , circa 1980s

7 11 Ford's Theatre - "Words and Music," circa 1980s

7 12 Warner Theatre - "The Tap Dance Kid," circa 1980s

7 13 Olney Theatre - "The Foreigner," circa 1980s

7 14 The Church Street Theatre - "Fixin' to Die: A Visit to the Mind of Lee Atwater," circa 1980s

7 15 National Theatre - "Bob Fosse's Dancin'," circa 1980s

7 16 Moiseyev Dance Company, circa 1980s

7 17 Warner Theatre - "Ain't Misbehavin'," circa 1980s

7 18 Ford's Theatre - Michael Feinstein in Concert, circa 1980s

7 19 American Playwrights Theatre - "The Golden Shadows - Old West Museum," circa 1980s

7 20 The Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger - "The Merry Wives of Windsor," 1990

7 21 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Ballet National de Marseille Roland Petit, January 1990

7 22 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "A Tuna Christmas," January 1990

7 23 Plymouth Theatre - "The Heidi Chronicles," Featuring Brooke Adams, Tony Shalhoub, David Hyde Pierce, January 1990

7 24 Majestic Theatre - "The Phantom of the Opera," January 1990

7 25 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Dance Theatre of Harlem, March 1990

7 26 Broadhurst Theatre - "Aspects of Love," June 1990

7 27 Ethel Barrymore Theatre - "Lettice and Lovage," Featuring Maggie Smith, June 1990

7 28 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Shogun," September 29, 1990

7 29 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The Abbey," October 1990

7 30 Morris A. Mechanic Theatre - "Tru," Featuring Robert Morse, October 1990

7 31 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Lend Me A Tenor," November 1990

7 32 Lisner Auditorium - Peter Allen, November 16, 1990

7 33 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Amahl and the Night Visitors," December 1990

7 34 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Grand Hotel," December 1990

7 35 Cirque du Soleil, 1991

7 36 Round House Theatre - "Odd Jobs," January 23, 1991

7 37 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - American Ballroom Theatre, February 5, 1991

7 38 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Lucifer's Child," Featuring Julie Harris, March 1991

7 39 The Broadway Theatre - "Miss Saigon," Featuring Lea Salonga and Jonathan Pryce, July 1991

7 40 Palace Theatre - "The Will Rogers Follies - A Life in Revue," July 1991

7 41 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Mandy Patinkin in Concert: Dress Casual, September 1991

7 42 Studio Theatre - "When I Was A Girl I Used to Scream and Shout," September 11, 1991

7 43 French Embassy Auditorium - American Chamber Orchestra, October 7, 1991

7 44 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - American Chamber Orchestra, December 1991

7 45 District Curators, Inc. - "Monster in a Box," December 10, 1991

7 46 National Theatre - "Crazy For You," January 1992

7 47 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Solitary Confinement," Featuring Stacy Keach, February 28, 1992

7 48 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Dawn Upshaw and Margo Garrett, March 1992

7 49 Morris A. Mechanic Theatre - "Lost in Yonkers," March 1992

7 50 Neil Simon Theatre - "Jake's Women," Featuring Alan Alda, April 1992

7 51 The Shakespeare Theatre - "Mother Courage and Her Children," April 1992

7 52 Royal Theatre - "Conversations With My Father," Featuring Judd Hirsch, Tony Shalhoub, David Margulies, Jason Biggs, April 1992

7 53 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Buddy," May 1992

7 54 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - National Symphony Orchestra, November 1992

7 55 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The Secret Garden," December 1992

7 59 National Theatre - "A Tuna Christmas," December 1992

7 60 Virginia Theatre - "Jelly's Last Jam," Featuring Gregory Hines, December 1992

8 1 The Shakespeare Theatre - "Romeo and Juliet," 1993

8 2 National Theatre - "Six Degrees of Separation," Featuring Marlo Thomas, April 1995

8 3 The JFK Center for the Performing Arts - All Star Tap Revue, May 1993

8 4 Interact Theatre Co. - "Shirley Valentine," May 14, 1993

8 5 Marquis Theatre - "The Goodbye Girl," Featuring Bernadette Peters and Martin Short, June 1993

8 6 Ethel Barrymore Theatre - "The Sisters Rosenweig," Featuring Jane Alexander, Madeline Kahn, June 1993

8 7 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The Twilight of the Golds," Featuring Jennifer Grey, July 1993

8 8 Morris A. Mechanic Theatre - "The Madness of George III" Featuring Nigel Hawthorne, October 1993

8 9 Radio City Music Hall - Christmas Spectacular, December 1993

8 10 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - An Evening of Song with Barbara Cook, December 14, 1993

8 11 The Shakespeare Theatre - "The Doctor's Dilemma," 1994

8 12 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - The Washington Opera, January 1994

8 13 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Jackie Mason: Politically Incorrect, March 1994

8 14 Freedom Stage - "The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me," July 28, 1994

8 15 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Some of My Best Friends Are the Blues," October 1994

8 16 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Festival Australia, October 1994

8 17 Minskoff Theatre - "Sunset Blvd." Featuring Glenn Close, November 1994

8 18 Gershwin Theatre - "Show Boat," Featuring Elaine Stritch, Lonette McKee, November 1994

8 19 The London Palladium - "Oliver!," December 8, 1994

8 20 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Performance Plus, 1994

8 21 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - The Washington Opera, February 1995

8 22 The Studio Theatre - "Rhinoceros," March 8, 1995

8 23 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Angels in America," May 1995

8 24 The Studio Theatre - "Bessie's Blues," May 3, 1995

8 25 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Angels in America," June 1995

8 26 Folger Elizabethan Theatre - "The Merchant of Venice," June 3, 1995

8 27 Woolly Mammoth Theatre Co. - "Wanted," June 12, 1995

8 28 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Master Class," Featuring Zoe Caldwell, September 1995

8 29 Metro Stage - "Me and Jezebel," September 7, 1995

8 30 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Suzanne Farrell Stages Balanchine, October 17, 1995

8 31 Smithsonian Institution - Omagari Taiko Dojo, November 1995

8 32 Woolly Mammoth Theatre Co. - "Rush Limbaugh in Night School," November 6, 1995

8 33 The Studio Theatre - "Three Sisters," November 8, 1995

8 34 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Three Tall Women," November 1995

8 35 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Luisa Miller, November 1995

8 36 Cort Theatre - "The Heiress," Featuring Cherry Jones, November 1995

8 37 Oregon Shakespeare Festival - "Arcadia," "Moliere Plays Paris," "The Winter's Tale," "Awake and Sing!" "Strindberg in Hollywood," and "A Pair of Threes," 1996

8 38 Club Fugazi - "Beach Blanket Babylon," 1996

8 39 The Shakespeare Theatre - "Volpone," 1996

8 40 Woolly Mammoth Theatre Co. - "The Obituary Bowl," January 29, 1996

8 41 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "My Heart Belongs to Tap," February 1996

8 42 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "An Evening With Spalding Gray," February 7, 1996

8 43 The Studio Theatre - "Talking Heads," March 6, 1996

8 44 Curran Theatre - "The Phantom of the Opera," Featuring Franc D'Ambrosio, April 1996

8 45 Warner Theatre - Forever Tango, April 16, 1996

8 46 Signature Theatre - "Passion," April 24, 1996

8 47 The Studio Theatre - "Suburbia," May 1, 1996

8 48 The Smithsonian Associates - National Tap Dance Day, May 22, 1996

8 49 Dupont Productions, LP - "Party," May 31, 1996

9 1 Woolly Mammorth Theatre Co. - "The Gigli Concert," June 3, 1996

9 2 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Shear Madness," July 1996

9 3 Signature Theatre - "The Rink," August 21, 1996

9 4 Mount Vernon College - A Performance Cabaret, September 10, 1996

9 5 Wyndham's Theatre - "ART," October 4, 1996

9 6 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Mrs. Klen," October 1996

9 7 The Guise Theatre - "The Only Thing Worse You Could Have Told Me...," November 1996

9 8 Woolly Mammoth Theatre Co. - "A Huey P. Newton Story," November 8, 1996

9 9 Richard Rodgers Theatre - "Chicago," Featuring Joel Grey, December 1996

9 10 The Studio Theatre - "The Cryptogram," December 11, 1996

9 11 Nederlander Theatre - "Rent," Featuring Taye Diggs, Idina Menzel, Anthony Rapp, December 1996

9 12 Wolf Trap - Riverdance, 1997

9 13 Statni Opera - "Eugene Onegin," 1997

9 14 Washington Stage Guild - "Murder in the Cathedral," January 1, 1997

9 15 Morris A. Mechanic Theatre - "Barrymore," Featuring Christopher Plummer, February 1997

9 16 Warner Theatre - "Blood On the Fields," February 5, 1997

9 17 Palais Auersperg Konzerte (Concerts) , March 3, 1997

9 18 The Studio Theatre - "Sylvia," March 12, 1997

9 19 U.S. Navy Memorial Theatre - "Love Notes," April 14, 1997

9 20 The Old Vat Theatre - "The Old Bull and Bush," April 23, 1997

9 21 The Studio Theatre - "Love! Valor! Compassion!," April 30, 1997

9 22 The Shakespeare Theatre - "Sweet Bird of Youth," May 26, 1997

9 23 The Little Theatre of Alexandria - "Crazy For You," July 18, 1997

9 24 Woolly Mammoth Theatre Co. - "Brimstone and Treacle," October 27, 1997

9 25 Adelphi Theatre - "Chicago," November 18, 1997

9 26 The Studio Theatre - "Miss Margarida's Way," December 17, 1997

9 27 Ryman Auditorium - "Always...Patsy Cline," 1998

9 28 Woolly Mammoth Theatre Co. - "The Gene Pool," January 12, 1998

9 29 Warner Theatre - "Defending the Caveman," March 1998

9 30 The National Theatre - "Ragtime," April 1998

9 31 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - America Dancing, April 1998

9 32 George Mason University Concert Hall for the Arts - Universal Ballet with Korea's Prime Philharmonic, April 11, 1998

9 33 Cort Theatre - "Freak" - John Leguizamo, May 1998

9 34 St. James Theatre - "High Society," May 1998

9 35 Signature Theatre - "You're Gonna Love Tomorrow," May 26, 1998

9 36 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Krapp's Last Tape," June 1998

9 37 The Interact Theatre Co. - "Great Expectations," August 5, 1998

9 38 The Shakespeare Theatre - "A Woman of No Importance," September 1, 1998

9 39 Arts Club of Washington - "The Telephone," November 20, 1998

9 40 The Studio Theatre - "The Vagina Monologues," November 28, 1998

10 1 Wolf Trap - Kathy Mattea and Collin Raye, 1999

10 2 Houston Gran Opera - "Aida," 1999

10 3 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Annie Get Your Gun," Featuring Bernadette Peters, January 1999

10 4 John Golden Theatre - "Side Man," Featuring Edie Falco, Christina Slater, March 1999

10 5 The Studio Theatre - "The Beauty Queen of Leenane," March 10, 1999

10 6 Ford's Theatre - "Eleanor: An American Love Story," March 10, 1999

10 7 Theatre Royal Haymarket - "The Prisoner of Second Avenue," Featuring Marsha Mason and Richard Dreyfuss, March 22, 1999

10 8 Folger Theatre - "The Dresser," April 2, 1999

10 9 The In Series - A Noel and Cole Cabaret, April 16, 1999

10 10 Gate Theatre - "Artistocrats," May 4, 1999

10 11 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Red White and Tuna," June 1999

10 12 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Titanic," July 1999

10 13 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The Whiteheaded Boy," September 1999

10 14 Woolly Mammoth Theatre Co. - "The Dead Monkey," October 1999

10 15 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Masters of 20th Century Ballet, October 21, 1999

10 16 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Martin Guerre," December 1999

10 17 Ford's Theatre - Barbara Cook - A Broadway Evening, circa 1990s

10 18 The Church Street Theatre - An Evening with Quentin Crisp, circa 1990s

10 19 Ford's Theatre - "Balletap USA," circa 1990s

10 20 Ford's Theatre - "The Foreigner," circa 1990s

10 21 American Playwrights Theatre - "Briktop," circa 1990s

10 22 GW's Lisner Auditorium - Ute Lemper in Concert, circa 1990s

10 23 The Washington Stage Guild - "Anatol," circa 1990s

10 24 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Edward Albee, circa 1990s

10 25 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Mandy Patinkin In Concert, circa 1990s

10 26 The Studio Theatre - "Laughing Wild," circa 1990s

10 27 Casa Blanca de Buenos Aires - "Los Mejores," circa 1990s

10 28 Round House Theatre - "Tintypes," circa 1990s

10 29 "A Tuna Christmas," circa 1990s

10 30 Washington Shakespeare Company - "The Importance of Being Oscar," circa 1990s

10 31 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Wit," Featuring Judith Light, February 29, 2000

10 32 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Houston Ballet, Featuring Carlos Acosta, March 2000

10 33 The Studio Theatre - "Betty's Summer Vacation," March 7, 2000

10 34 Warner Theatre - Foot Notes - The Concert, March 25, 2000

10 35 The Booth Theatre - "Dame Edna," June 2000

10 36 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The Dinner Party," Featuring Henry Winkler, July 2000

10 37 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Balanchine Celebration, September 2000

10 38 True Note Productions - "From The Heart," September 30, 2000

10 39 GW'S Lisner Auditorium - Ute Lemper, October 14, 2000

10 40 National Theatre - "Fosse," December 2000

10 41 The Playwrights Forum - An Evening of Original Holiday Songs, December 11, 2000

11 1 Theatre J - DCJCC - 2001-2002 Schedule, circa 2001

11 2 Ethel Barrymore Theatre - "The Tale of the Allergist's Wife," January 2001

11 3 Ford's Theatre - "Fully Committed', February 2001

11 4 The Studio Theatre - "The Invention of Love," March 28, 2001

11 5 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Mill on the Floss," May 16, 2001

11 6 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Lulu," Featuring Anna Friel, June 16, 2001

11 7 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Kiss Me, Kate," July 3, 2001

11 8 Phoenix Productions - "Late Night Catechism," July 10, 2001

11 9 Theatre J - DCJCC - "The People's Violin," November 1, 2001

11 10 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Dirty Blonde," December 12, 2001

11 11 The Santa Fe Opera Schedule , 2002

11 12 Signature Theatre - "The Gospel According to Fisher," January 8, 2002

11 13 National Theatre - "Contact," February 2002

11 14 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Copenhagen," February 26, 2002

11 15 Hexagon - "It's A Grand Old Gag," February 28, 2002

11 16 Neil Simon Theatre - Elaine Stritch - At Liberty, March 2002

11 17 The Studio Theatre - "Prometheus," March 20, 2002

11 18 National Theatre - "Mamma Mia!," April 2002

11 19 Theatre J - DCJCC - "Born Guilty," May 19, 2002

11 20 The Mead Theatre - "Lypsinka!," June 14, 2002

11 21 The Santa Fe Opera Schedule , 2003

11 22 Signature Theatre - "The Christmas Carol Rag," November 12, 2002

11 23 National Theatre - "Dame Edna," January 2003

11 24 Theatre J - DCJCC - "The Last Seder," January 8, 2003

11 25 The Shakespeare Theatre - "The Silent Woman," January 21, 2003

11 26 Signature Theatre - "Follies," April 1, 2003

11 27 The Catholic University of America - "Radium Girls," April 9, 2003

11 28 Theatre J - DCJCC - "The Mad Dancers," April 29, 2003

11 29 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Barbara Cook In Concert, June 2003

11 30 The Studio Theatre - "Lackawanna Blues," June 6, 2003

11 31 Theatre J - DCJCC - "Talley's Folly," June 18, 2003

11 32 Woolly Mammoth Theatre Co. - "The Mineola Twins," August 25, 2003

11 33 Olney Theatre - "Piaf," October 7, 2003

11 34 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Bounce," October 21, 2003

11 35 The Washington Opera - "Die Walkure," Featuring Placido Domingo, November 5, 2003

11 36 Broadhurst Theatre - "Never Gonna Dance," December 2003

11 37 Radio City Music Hall - Christmas Spectacular, circa December 2003

11 38 Al Hirschfeld Theatre - "Wonderful Town," Featuring Donna Murphy and Jennifer Westfeldt, December 2003

12 1 Corcoran Gallery of Art - The Harlem Connection, February 3, 2004

12 2 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "A Distant Country Called Youth," June 11, 2004

12 3 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "The Producers," July 2004

12 4 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Billy Budd," October 2004

12 5 Performing Arts Center - Montgomery College - Mickey Rooney - "The One Man One Wife Show with Jan Rooney," October 23, 2004

12 6 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Jackie Mason, November 16, 2004

12 7 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - "Thoroughly Modern Millie," December 7, 2004

12 8 Theatre J - DCJCC (DC Jewish Community Center) - "The Tattooed Girl," January 11, 2005

12 9 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - National Acrobats of Taiwan, March 2005

12 10 Broadhurst Theatre - "700 Sundays" - Billy Crystal, April 2005

12 11 Pan American Symphony Orchestra - "Todo Tango IV," April 9, 2005

12 12 The Studio Theatre - "Take Me Out," May 18, 2005

12 13 Theatre J - DCJCC - "Central Park West/Riverside Drive," June 25, 2005

12 14 Theatre J - DCJCC - "The Disputation," August 31, 2005

12 15 Pan American Symphony Orchestra - "Tango Apiazzollado," September 17, 2005

12 16 Residence of H.E. Eva Nowotny, Josef Mayr and Ingrid Wagner-Kraft, September 21, 2005

12 17 National Building Museum - Presentation of the Vincent Scully Prize to His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, November 3, 2005

12 18 The Studio Theatre - "Fat Pig," January 4, 2006

12 19 Washington Stage Guild - "An Empty Plate in the Cafe du Grand Boeuf," January 5, 2006

12 20 National Theatre - "Dame Edna Back With A Vengeance," March 2006

12 21 The Studio Theatre - "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie," March 8, 2006

12 22 Theatre J - DCJCC - "Bal Masque," April 5, 2006

12 23 Pan American Symphony Orchestra - "Tango Tonight," April 29, 2006

12 24 Metro Stage - "Ellington: The Life of Music of The Duke," July 14, 2006

12 25 Pan American Symphony Orchestra - Tango Festival, September 14, 2006

12 26 National Theatre - "Legends!" Featuring Joan Collins and Linda Evans, November 2006

12 27 Arena Stage - "She Loves Me," November 17, 2006

12 28 Metro Stage - "Bricktop," January 17, 2007

12 29 Walter Kerr Theatre - "Grey Gardens," Featuring Christine Ebersole, February 2007

12 30 National Theatre - "Doubt," Featuring Cherry Jones, March 2007

12 31 Theatre J - DCJCC - "Family Secrets," March 7, 2007

12 32 JFK Center for the Performing Arts - Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis , March 13, 2007

12 33 Metro Stage - "The Musical of Musicals," April 17, 2007

12 34 Pan American Symphony Orchestra - "Antologia del Tango," May 5, 2007

12 35 Signature Theatre "The Witches of Eastwick," June 5, 2007

12 36 Wolf Trap - Randy Travis, July 27, 2007

12 37 The Studio Theatre - "Red Light Winter," September 6, 2006

12 38 The Hill Playhouse - "Porches," circa 2000s

12 39 The Capitol Steps - "Who Put the Mock in Democracy?," circa 2000s

12 40 Lisner Auditorium - "Viva El Tango," circa 2000s

12 41 "A Tuna Christmas," circa 2000s

12 42 Stage Magazine - "Forever Tango," circa 2000s