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Broadway Theatres: History and Architecture by William Morrison, 1998-01-27
Canadian Theatre History: Selected Readings
Performing Bodies in Pain: Medieval and Post-Modern Martyrs, Mystics, and Artists (Palgrave Studies in Theatre and Performance History) by Marla Carlson, 2010-07-15
Mostly Theatre: A history of speech and theatre at Muskingum College, 1837-2000 by Donald P Hill, 2002-10-15
Backwards Into Future: The Recorded History of the Firesign Theatre by Frederick C. Wiebel Jr., 2006-05-31
Ink from a Circus Press Agent: An Anthology of Circus History (Clipper Studies in the Theatre) by Charles H. Day, 2009-12-18
Drama in Hardwicke Street: A History of the Irish Theatre Company by William J. Feeney, 1984-03
The Cambridge Illustrated History of British Theatre (Cambridge Illustrated Histories) by Simon Trussler, 2000-09-25
The Concise History of Theatre by Phyllis Hartnoll, 1973-06
From Broadway to Cleveland: A History of the Hanna Theatre (Cleveland Theater) by John Vacha, 2007-08-30
Theatres of the Left, 1880-1935: Workers' Theatre Movements in Britain and America (History Workshop Series) by Raphael Samuel, Ewan MacColl, et all 1985-08
Outlines & Highlights for History of Theatre, Brief Edition by Oscar G. Brockett, Franklin J. Hildy, ISBN: 9780205473601 by Cram101 Textbook Reviews, 2010-01-11
The Way of Acting: The Theatre Writings of Tadashi Suzuki by Tadashi Suzuki, 1993-01-01
History of the Theatre - 9th (Ninth) Edition by Brockett and Hildy, 2003

lists with details

Zarzuela.net
Introduction to lyric theatre, history of the zarzuela, biographies of composers and writers, synopses, song translations, audio, photographs, and upcoming performances.
http://www.zarzuela.net/
Εθνικό Θέατρο - Αρχική σελίδα
Organizational profile, news and information on productions. Established for the promotion of Greek theatre, history and culture.
http://www.n-t.gr
Theatre History
Welcome to TheatreHistory.ca.kz. All the information about theatre history are on the the navigation bar. For best results, please use the schools computer to view this website.
http://theatrehistory.ca.kz/
Theatre History
Owner and operator of downtown Columbus' historic Ohio, Palace, and Southern Theatres, and manager of the Riffe Center Theatre Complex, Lincoln Theatre, Shubert Theater (New Haven
http://www.capa.com/venues/palace-theatre/theatre-history

Extractions: Order online: CAPA members use the CAPA Concierge and non-members from Ticketmaster.com Call: CAPA Ticket Office at 614-469-0939 or Ticketmaster at 1-800-745-3000. Visit: CAPA Ticket Office at the Ohio Theatre (39 E. State Street) or any Ticketmaster outlet. Home Away from Home Since shows were usually in town for multiple days and sometimes weeks, the backstage area was designed with the actors’ traveling needs in mind. The dressing room tower was organized like a small hotel complete with a "front desk," where performers picked up their room keys and mail. There were also kitchen facilities and a designated children's playroom for touring performers. The dressing rooms are all named after cities on the vaudeville touring routes, and still bear those names today. The animals also were taken into consideration. A porcelain animal bath was installed below the stage. There is also a ramp leading to the stage, as many animals will go up stairs, but not down. During the '30s, '40s, and '50s, the Palace Theatre was the most active live show theatre in Columbus. Over the years, most of the top names in the entertainment business have appeared at the Palace Theatre, including Bing Crosby, Nat "King" Cole, Louis Armstrong, Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, Jackie Gleason, Jack Benny, Mae West, Tommy & Jimmy Dorsey, Burns and Allen, Eddie Cantor, Bill Robinson, Glenn Miller, Gypsy Rose Lee, and Harpo and Chico Marx.
Bonington Theatre Arnold
Site contains program of productions and theatre history.
http://www.bonington-theatre.co.uk
Arts With Aloha, Honolulu, Hawaii, Arts With Aloha Brings The Best Of Oahu To Ou
Arts and cultural institutions come together to present an offering of art, music, theatre, history, and culture.
http://www.artswithaloha.com/

Extractions: Welcome to O'ahu, a Hawaiian island diverse in natural beauty, rich in cultural heritage and blessed by the warmth of a friendly people. From breathtaking scenery where mountain meets ocean, to rustic communities nestled along miles of coastline, to Honolulu, a cosmopolitan center filled with excitement and energy, O'ahu offers the best of many worlds. Arts with Aloha Brochure Download PDF
The Old Operating Theatre Museum And Herb Garret
Britain s oldest surviving operating theatre. Provides history of the museum, details of its facilities, a virtual tour and mailing list. London.
http://www.thegarret.org.uk/

Extractions: l The Old Operating Theatre Museum is one of the most unusual museums in London. The Operating Theatre is the oldest in Europe, and the Herb Garret is a unique chance to explore the Roof space of a Church. The Theatre and Garret have recently been restored with its original Georgian plaster free of support frames for the first time since the late 1990's! Visiting the Museum Whats On?... (for full details see events.htm THE ODYSSEY OF CHOCOLATE For more information of our series of events running throughout the year follow this link: Enjoy bittersweet tasting sessions accompanied by a series of walks and evening lectures! MUSEUMS AT NIGHT 2010! After last year's success- we are back with more surgery! For more information see our events listing. SURVIVE YOUR SATURDAYS! Aged 11 - 18? Seize this opportunity to visit The Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret FREE of charge for a limited time. On Sunday 28th February, the Museum encouraged visitor to come and take interesting photographs of the Museum and the displays and to upload these to wikipedia. Details of the project and uploading can be found
Richmond Movie Palace - The Byrd Theatre
Richmond, VA. Theatre history, photos, and schedule. Wurlitzer Opus 1948 4/17 original installation plays Saturdays.
http://members.tripod.com/~g_cowardin/byrd/

Extractions: PLEASE DO NOT E-MAIL FOR SCHEDULES/TIMES! The Byrd Celebrating the Byrd Theatre Click for more info or to buy our book Online Now for $29.95 through Barnett's Hallmark Byrd Theatre Movie Line: (804) 353-9911 The Byrd Theatre Foundation byrdtheatrefoundation.com In an effort to insure the continued vitality of the Byrd as a movie theatre and entertainment venue the Byrd Foundation, a not-for-profit 501 3 (c) entity, has purchased the building and business and continues the operation via a separate company, 1928 Limited Inc. The Byrd Foundation can be reached via E-mail at: info@byrdtheatrefoundation.com
Historic Ramsdell Theatre, Home Of The Manistee Civic Players And The Manistee A
Links to the theatre, its history, civic players, and Manistee Symphony Orchestra.
http://www.ramsdell-theater.org/
Cadillac Palace - History
Companies involved in the Cadillac Palace restoration and renovation. On Stage Ticketing General Information Services Theatre History Contact Us
http://www.pgoormastic.com/history.html

Extractions: The Palace Theatre opened at the comer of Randolph and LaSalle Streets in Chicago on October 4, 1926. Designed by legendary theatre architects George and Cornelius W. Rapp, the brothers also responsible for the design of the Chicago and Oriental Theatres, the building was commissioned by Emil and Karl Eitel. The Palace served as the central unit of their $12 million "Eitel Block Project," which also included the 22-story Metropolitan office building and The New Bismarck Hotel. Originally the theatre was named "The New Palace," so as to avoid confusion with approximately ten other Chicago theatres which bore the Palace name. The theatre's interior featured a splendor previously unseen in Chicago - a breathtaking vision inspired by the palaces of Fontainebleau and Versailles. The theatre's distinctive characteristics included a lobby richly appointed in huge, decorative mirrors and breche violet and white marble, which swept majestically through a succession of lobbies and foyers; great wall surfaces enhanced with gold leaf and wood decorations; 2,500 plush, roomy seats; spectacular crystal chandeliers; a "cosmetique salon" where women received free beauty parlor service and scented cigarettes; and a stage sufficiently large enough to house the greatest productions of the day.
Theatre N At Nemours In Wilmington, DE / Theatre N
Independent film cinema in Wilmington. Schedule, ticket prices, news, and Wilmington movie theatre history.
http://www.theatren.org/

Extractions: Running time: 92 minutes New York Times Art Beat 11/8/2010 Orchestras on Big Screens: Chase Scene Needed? by Daniel J. Wakin NFL at Theatre N schedule announced Watch the Eagles and Steelers games at Theatre N on the big screen in HD with surround sound! Emerging Pictures announces the fall schedule for the Opera in Cinemas series and two ballets. All shows will take place on Sundays at 2:30 pm. Tickets are on sale now for all shows. 800 N. French Street, Wilmington, Delaware 19801
Warner Theater >
Historic Art Deco movie theatre built by Warner Bros. in 1931, located in Morgantown. Theatre history, general information, showtimes, and contact details.
http://www.thewarner.com/
Theatre History «
The Westmont Theatre was built in 1927 by Morris Handel and A.J. Rovner. On September 5, 1927, the theatre opened with Lon Chaneyβ€™s The Unknown, where an estimated group of over
http://westmonttheatre.wordpress.com/theatre-history/

Extractions: The Westmont Theatre was built in by Morris Handel and A.J. Rovner The Unknown , where an estimated group of over 5,000 were waiting in line for tickets In April The Circus In the , the Westmont saw success and failure but due to theatre competition and WWII, the Westmont closed her doors and Morris/Rovner sold the theatre to another company. After undergoing a design change by renowned Philadelphia-based architect David Supowitz, The Westmont re-opened her doors on Thanksgiving morning and once again beame the prominent theatre on Haddon Ave In the early The Greatest Show on Earth, which is a film said to be a big reason why Steven became a filmmaker. In the ,Eugene Horowitz, also known as Michael Landon, worked as an usher at the Westmont Theatre. His family was from Collingswood and his father was a regional theatre manager for the chain that owned the Westmont Theatre. In The Exorcist In , Actor Dustin Hoffman and director Robert Benton came to the Westmont to test screen Kramer vs. Kramer.
Macon Drive-In - Β Β CLOSED FOR WINTERΒ FAMILY FUN!Β 4 And UnderΒ Β Β Β FREE5
Current and coming attractions, concession prices and theatres history. Located in Macon
http://www.macondrive-in.com/

Extractions: macondri vein @yahoo .com ... Coming Soon CLOSED FOR WINTER FAMILY FUN! 4 and underΒ Β Β Β FREE 5-9 year oldsΒ Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β $3 10 and upΒ Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β $6 Spend aΒ great night under GATES OPEN 6PM MOVIES START @ DARK Audio is provided by FM Radio Broadcasting through your car or portable stereo. TheΒ Concession StandΒ is open early and features an extensive, value-priced menu, with wonderful food, if we do say so ourselves. Check out our Now Showing and Coming Soon pages to view movie trailers and information! We hope to see you soon! Our Concession StandΒ serves our famous cheeseburgers, hot dogs, french fries, chuck wagons, tenderloins, tater tots, onion rings, steak sandwiches, nachos, candy, and hot butter popcorn! Macon Drive-In
THEATRE HISTORY
THEATRE HISTORY . Ancient Greek Theatre DBM
http://thedramamama.com/theatrehistory.htm

Extractions: THEATRE HISTORY Ancient Greek Theatre Roman Theatre Medieval Theatre Commedia Dell'Arte Elizabethan Theater French and Italian Renaissance Theater Bibliothθque-musιe de la Comιdie franηaise clothing of the Renaissance in Italy Italian Theatre Medieval and Renaissance Theatre Resources Theatre History on the Web ... spectacle.index.html
Home Page
Rubidoux ozoner. Current show times and ticket prices, pictures, theatre history, swap meet information.
http://www.rubidoux.icyspicy.com/

Extractions: Located less than one mile West of the Valley Blvd. off-ramp off the 60 freeway, the Rubidoux Drive-In Swap Meet is the fastest growing Swap Meet in Southern California. Dedicated to serving the swap meet community, our friendly staff will assure that you have a profitable and rewarding experience at our swap meet. First Run Movies....
ArtsWork - Theater Sites
Here are links to arts education sites and arts web directories that we feel will be helpful for teachers. We've used the Library Association's criterion for a good site.
http://artswork.asu.edu/arts/teachers/resources/theatre2.3.htm

Extractions: From Amazon.com. Includes their bookstore, but also online plays: full-length (a few), one acts (more), monologues (lots) quite well selected from a classical royalty free repertoire. The body of the site is devoted to a collection of college-level articles about: For High School teachers. Asian Theater Kabuki for Everyone
The Old English Pantomime
Article on the history of the development of pantomime in eighteenth century England.
http://www.theatrehistory.com/british/bates002.html

Extractions: THE OLD ENGLISH PANTOMIME This document was originally published in The Drama: Its History, Literature and Influence on Civilization, vol. 15 . ed. Alfred Bates. London: Historical Publishing Company, 1906. pp. 78-81. The Necromancer pantomimes continued to be the best trump card a manager could play at either of the patent houses. John Rich succeeded his father as owner of the old theatre in Lincoln's Inn in 1714. He had a taste for acting, and at first essayed tragedy; but, being a man entirely devoid of education, he made a dismal failure. Yet there was a strong dramatic genius in this coarse, illiterate man, though he was not under the inspiration of the tragic muse, and it burst forth when, in 1717, he appeared as Harlequin in a pantomime called Harlequin Executed . Borrowed from the Italian Arlecchino, harlequin had hitherto been a speaking part; it was Rich, or Lun as he chose to call himself in the bills, who, simply from his inability to speak upon the stage, originated the silent harlequin, and by mere dumb action could rival the power and pathos of the most accomplished tragedian. Early in 1723 the managers of Drury Lane, in rivalry with Rich, produced a pantomime by one Thurmond, a dancing-master, entitled
The Children's Theatre Of Cincinnati - About Us - Theatre History
The Children's Theatre, founded in 1924, is the only professional theater company in Greater Cincinnati with performances created specifically for children in a real theater space.
http://www.thechildrenstheatre.com/about/index.html

Extractions: Theatre History The Children's Theatre of Cincinnati's rich history began over 80 years ago. In 1924, The Junior League of Cincinnati developed a plan to introduce tri-state area children to the magic of theatre. Their plan evolved into The Children's Theatre, which incorporated in 1947. In 1993, the Board of Trustees made a decision to revitalize and upgrade the organization, and they hired well-known imaginative talent Jack Louiso as Artistic Director. Under his leadership, the organization has risen to a new level of professionalism. Today, The Children's Theatre of Cincinnati continues its unique tradition. We introduce young audiences in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana to the performing arts through professional, fully-staged productions that appeal to parents and educators while teaching morals and values. Each season, we present three one-hour children's productions aimed at children ages 4 and up. Weekday matinees are held for local school students, while weekend performances are for the public. The Children's Theatre of Cincinnati is committed to providing more than just theatre to our patrons. We strive to include dance, visual art, opera, and a variety of musical styles into our repertoire, helping children to understand all aspects of theatre - and expanding their awareness of all of the arts in the community, leading to more opportunities for self-expression and creativity. Our goal is to entertain and delight local audiences through quality, family-friendly arts entertainment at an affordable price, while helping our patrons grow through exposure to theatre and the arts. It is our hope that all children in the tri-state area - many of whom have never experienced live theatre - will have the opportunity to attend productions and incorporate the lessons they learn into their everyday lives. Whether it's through the values in
Theatre Ephemera Site
Rodney Higginbotham s collection of images primarily from the nineteenth century theatre in the United States, including people, productions and theatres.
http://www.neiu.edu/~rghiggin/ephem/Ephemera.html

Extractions: Credits: Images marked with an asterisk come from the private collection of Mr. Bill Nelson. The photographs are not for sale; however, anyone interested in higher resolution scans from his collection may contact him at: Bill Nelson . Scans are not available for any of the other images on this site. Professor Rodney Higginbotham, M.F.A.

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