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Harold Leventhal and Marie Desmarais present Ida Kaminska and the Jewish State Theatre of Poland in Jacob Gordin's Mirele Efros, a new adaptation directed by Ida Kaminska, and Bertolt Brecht's Mother Courage, adaptation and direction by Ida Kaminska. Theatre is unidentified but handwritten on verso of front cover is "Nov 15, 1967 Billy Rose Thea. N.Y."

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The Flying Karamazov Brothers (Timothy Daniel Furst, Randy Nelson, Paul David Magid, Howard Jay Patterson), producing director Zelda Fichandler, executive director Thomas C. Fichandler.

"1976 - Arena Stage converts its downstairs rehearsal space into the “Old Vat Room,” a 130-seat cabaret beneath the Kreeger Theater." [from https://www.arenastage.org/globalassets/about-us/building-timeline.pdf]

Two copies.

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Program for Irene at the Adelphi Theatre, book by Hugh Wheeler and Joseph Stein, from an adaptation by Harry Rigby, directed by Freddy Carpenter, presented by arrangement with J.C. Williamson Theatres Limited of Australia. Stars included Jon Pertwee, Jessie Evans, Eric Flynn, Julie Anthony, Janet Mahoney, Helen Christie, Jenny Logan, Damon Sanders, Madeleine Orr.

On from cover is handwritten "Allan S Jackson April 11, 1977".

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Program for A Little Night Music at the Adelphi Theatre, book by Hugh Wheeler, suggested by a film by Ingmar Bergman, directed by Harold Prince. Stars included Jean Simmons, Hermione Gingold, Joss Ackland, David Kernan, Maria Aitken, Veronica Page, Terry Mitchell, Diane Langton, Christitne McKenna Michael Harbour, Chris Melville, John J. Moore, Jacquey Chappell, David Bexon, Liz Roberston.

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Program for Equus at the Albery Theatre, by Peter Shaffer, directed by John Dexter. Stars included Colin Blakely, Rubert Frazer, Petra Markham, Glyn Owen, Jennifer Piercey, Louie Ramsay, Peter Schofield, Jane Wenham.

Two copies. One copy has handwritten on bottom of front cover: "Seen 4/15/76".

Scope and Contents Two programs in one, both performances by The Prospect Theatre Company: A Month in the Country by Ivan Turgenev, translated by Aridne Nicolaeff, directed by Toby Robertson, by arrangement with the Chichester Festival Theatre; and A Room with a View by Richard Cottrell (in collaboration with Lance Sieveking), from the novel by E.M. Forster, directed by Toby Robertson and Timothy West.On front cover is taped small newsclipping of review of A Room With a View, no source of clipping...

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Program for Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle and William Gillette at the Aldwych Theatre, directed by Frank Dunlop. Stars included the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Barbara Leigh-Hunt, Harry Towb, Nicholas Selby, Madeline Bellamy, Trevor Peacock, Mary Rutherford, John Wood, Philip Locke, Michael Mellinger, Paul Gaymon.

On first page is handwritten "Marion Hanscom 8/26/74." [Marion Hanscom was Head of Special Collections at Binghamton University circa late 1970s-1990].

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Program for A Delicate Balance by Edward Albee at Aldwych Theatre, London, directed by Peter Hall. Stars included members of the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Peggy Ashcroft, Michael Hordern, Elizabeth Spriggs, Patience Collier, John Welsh, Sheila Hancock.

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Two programs for London Assurance by Dion Boucicault at the Aldwych Theatre, directed by Ronald Eyre. Stars included members of the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Anthony Pedley, Basil Clarke, Donald Sinden, Michael Williams, Barrie Ingham, Jeffery Dench, Leonard Fenton, Miles Anderson, Janet Whiteside, Judi Dench, Derek Smith, Elizabeth Spriggs, Sydney Bromley, Christopher Biggins.

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Program for Wild Oats; Or, The Strolling Gentlemen by John O'Keeffe at the Aldwych Theatre, directed by Clifford Williams. Stars included members of the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Joe Melia, Norman Rodway, Patrick Godfrey, Lisa Harrow, Simon Jones, Doyne Byrd, Jeremy Irons, Alan Howard, Raymond Westwell, Tim Wylton, John Bott.

Handwritten on front cover: "Allan S. Jackson April 6, 1977."