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This series explores the factors that combine to make a dramatic presentation coherent and meaningful for audiences.Interviews with theatre professionals by Lyle Dye, Jr., managing director of the Equity Library Theatre of New York.

Available Episodes

The Stage Manager and the Company Manager00:29:30
The Actor As An Artist00:29:30
Musical Comedy Director & Choreographer00:29:30
The Critic and the Audience00:29:30
No. 1: The Playwright and His Play00:28:55
The Producer00:29:25
Publicity and Promotion00:29:20
The Casting Director and the Agent00:29:30
Offstage and Backstage Personnel00:29:35
The Director00:29:30
1963-05-28The Critic and the audience00:29:24
1963-05-20The Actor as artisan00:29:12
1963-05-13The Actor as an artist00:29:27
1963-05-08Publicity and promotion00:29:17
1963-04-25Stage manager and company manager00:29:27
1963-04-25Offstage and backstage personnel00:29:21
1963-04-16Casting director and agent00:29:19
1963-04-09Choreographer and musical comedy00:29:25
1963-04-04The set and costume designers00:29:34
1963-03-27The director00:29:18
1963-03-25The producer00:29:15
1963-03-18The Actor As An Artisan00:29:30
1963-02-13The playwright and his play00:28:48
1963-01-28The Set and the Costume Director00:29:30
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Subjects
2574; Arts, Literature; Fiction; Foreign Literature; NAEB Region I; NAEB Region I: The Northeast; Novels; Plays; Production and direction; Theater; Theater & Drama; U.S. Literature
Creators
Riverside Church (New York, N.Y.); WRVR (Radio station : New York, N.Y.)
Time Periods
1960-1969