Broadway Theatre Archive
Does anyone know where I can find archived material of theater productions on or off Broadway?
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Studs Terkel’s Working (Broadway Theatre Archive) $24.99 No Description Available.Genre: Performing Arts – TheaterRating: NRRelease Date: 15-JAN-2002Media Type: DVD… |
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The First Breeze of Summer (Broadway Theatre Archive) $15.00 FIRST BREEZE OF SUMMER – DVD Movie… |
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When Hell Freezes Over, I’ll Skate (Broadway Theatre Archive) $5.54 This lively celebration of black music, song and poetry features a gifted eight-member singing ensemble who perform selections that range from gospel and disco to slave quarter sermons and contemporary black poetry. Cleavant Derricks, Lynne Thigpen and Lynne Clifton-Allen are featured in this soulful program that features some surprising moments of satire. Co-directed by Emile Ardolino (“Dirty Dan… |
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Verna – USO Girl (Broadway Theatre Archive) [VHS] $13.98 Academy Award winner Sissy Spacek is Verna USO Girl, a kindhearted – but not particularly talented-member of a performing troupe in World War II Belgium. She wins the heart of an American soldier memorably played by William Hurt. “Verna:USO Girl” takes an entertaining look at the camaraderie between USO entertainers and combat troops. Adapted by Albert Innaurato from Paul Gallico’s short story…. |
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Carola (Broadway Theatre Archive) [VHS] $2.69 Backstage intrigue runs up against the Gestapo in this drama by Jean Cocteau. Carola takes place in one of the few Parisian theaters still functioning during the Nazi occupation. Desperate to keep the theater running, the manager asks his glamorous star Carola (Leslie Caron) to entertain a German general. Meanwhile, a member of the French Resistance has been spotted entering the theater. The cast … |
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Lanford Wilson’s Fifth of July (Broadway Theatre Archive) [VHS] $1.00 Highlighted by Swoosie Kurtz’s Tony Award-winning performance, this 1982 recording of Fifth of July preserves what is likely to remain the definitive production of Lanford Wilson’s highly acclaimed play. Originally presented on PBS’s American Playhouse, the videotaped performance retains director Marshall W. Mason’s original 1978 staging for New York’s legendary Circle Repertory Company, whil… |
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Death of a Salesman (Broadway Theatre Archive) $12.97 This landmark TV production of Arthur Miller’s Pulitzer Prize-winner features Lee J. Cobb re-creating his Broadway role as Willy Loman, a middle-aged travelling salesman who fears losing his job and pins his hopes for the future on his sons. Mildred Dunnock, George Segal, James Farentino, Gene Wilder, Albert Dekker, and Bernie Koppell also star. 120 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English…. |
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Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie (Broadway Theatre Archive) $7.44 Katharine Hepburn, one of the great American actresses, stars in this film adaptation of one of the greatest American plays, Tennessee Williams’s The Glass Menagerie. Hepburn plays Amanda Wakefield, a faded Southern belle now living in a small urban apartment, where she suffocates her two children–her restless son Tom (a very young Sam Waterston) and her painfully shy daughter Laura (Joanna … |
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Steambath (Broadway Theatre Archive) $14.80 The controversial PBS production of Bruce Jay Friedman’s acclaimed play stars Bill Bixby as a prison teacher who wakes up at a steambath that he discovers is actually a waiting room for the afterlife. He’s joined by a diverse group of people–a stockbroker, a sexy ingenue, a young hood, two homosexuals and others–who listen to advice by a hard-working Puerto Rican janitor who loves card tricks an… |
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VHS Video Tape of For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide … |
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