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Theatre Reference Collection (MS-3-Ref) Dalhousie University Archives Finding Aid - Theatre Reference Collection (MS-3-Ref) Generated by the Archives Catalogue and Online Collections on January 24, 2017 Dalhousie University Archives 6225 University Avenue, 5th Floor, Killam Memorial Library Halifax Nova Scotia Canada B3H 4R2 Telephone: 902-494-3615 Email: [email protected] http://dal.ca/archives http://findingaids.library.dal.ca/theatre-reference-collection Theatre Reference Collection Table of contents Summary information ...................................................................................................................................... 4 Access points ................................................................................................................................................... 4 Collection holdings .......................................................................................................................................... 4 Acadia University ......................................................................................................................................... 4 Academy of Music ..................................................................................................................................... 13 Art Gallery of Nova Scotia ........................................................................................................................ 17 CBC ............................................................................................................................................................. 23 Canadian Conference of the Arts ............................................................................................................... 27 Canadian Opera Company .......................................................................................................................... 28 Canadian Puppet Festival Society .............................................................................................................. 29 Capitol Theatre ........................................................................................................................................... 32 Centennial Art Gallery ............................................................................................................................... 33 Chester Playhouse ....................................................................................................................................... 35 Community Concert Association ................................................................................................................ 35 Dartmouth High School Drama Club ......................................................................................................... 39 Dartmouth Players ...................................................................................................................................... 40 Dominion Drama Festival .......................................................................................................................... 42 MS-3-Ref, Box 17, Folder 3, Eastern Front Theatre ................................................................................. 43 Fireworks Gallery ....................................................................................................................................... 44 Greenwood Players ..................................................................................................................................... 46 Halifax Community Concerts Association ................................................................................................. 47 Halifax Conservatory .................................................................................................................................. 48 Halifax Dance ............................................................................................................................................. 50 Halifax Fringe Festival ............................................................................................................................... 54 Halifax Kiwanis .......................................................................................................................................... 54 Halifax Metro Centre .................................................................................................................................. 56 Halifax Philharmonic Society ..................................................................................................................... 57 Halifax Symphony ...................................................................................................................................... 59 Inn Gallery .................................................................................................................................................. 61 Jospeh Howe Festival Society .................................................................................................................... 63 Live Art Productions .................................................................................................................................. 66 Magnetic North Theatre Festival ................................................................................................................ 66 Mermaid Theatre ......................................................................................................................................... 66 Mount Saint Vincent University ................................................................................................................ 68 Dalhousie University Archives Page 2 Theatre Reference Collection Nova Dance Theatre ................................................................................................................................... 75 Nova Music ................................................................................................................................................. 76 NSCAD (1971-1979) .................................................................................................................................. 78 Nova Scotia government departments ........................................................................................................ 81 Nova Scotia Opera Association .................................................................................................................. 85 Queen Elizabeth High School .................................................................................................................... 86 Reference Materials .................................................................................................................................... 89 Maritime Conservatory of Music .......................................................................................................... 152 Nova Scotia Drama League ................................................................................................................... 164 Nova Scotia Festival of the Arts ........................................................................................................... 170 Nova Scotia Museum ............................................................................................................................. 177 Nova Scotia School of the Arts ............................................................................................................. 179 Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra ................................................................................................................ 182 MS-3-Ref, Box 12, Folder 29, One Light Theatre (2004 April 19 to 2007 December 01) ................... 184 Orpheus Club ......................................................................................................................................... 184 Presbyterian Players ............................................................................................................................... 189 Saint Francis Xavier University ............................................................................................................... 223 Robert Alban Players ................................................................................................................................ 227 Saint Mary's University ............................................................................................................................ 229 School of Community Arts ...................................................................................................................... 237 Scotia Chamber Players ............................................................................................................................ 238 Seaweed Theatre ....................................................................................................................................... 240 Shakespeare by the Sea ............................................................................................................................ 241 Shearwater Players .................................................................................................................................... 242 Theatre Arts Festival International ........................................................................................................... 245 University of King's College ...................................................................................................................
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