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575 Theatre Arts Guild Collection 575 Theatre Arts Guild Collection TAG Organization Box Folder Description Date 1 1 By-Laws of TAG; Articles of Incorporation 1971, 1976-1986 2 Minutes 1970-1991 3 Correspondence 1973-2000 4 List of Board members 1970-1990 5 Correspondence and forms re: IRA 1979 6 Treasurer‟s Reports 1986-1987 7 Bank receipts and statements 1975-1998 8 List of members 1976-1986 9 Irv Zeidman Memorial Fund 1976 10 Newsclips: re: TAG formation and other 1970-1988 organizational clips 11 Newsclips: re: Golden TAG Awards 1980-1991 12 Newsclips: General theatre-local 1973-1998 13 Caddo School Project-list of participants n.d. 14 Newsclips: obituaries 1998-2003 15 Publication: TAG-TALK-official 1972-1990 16 Photographs: organizing TAG, identified 1970 17 Photographs: compiling material, identified 1977 18 Photographs: Golden TAG Awards Night 1988-1990 Identified 19 Photographs: Beaux Arts Ball, identified June 3, 1973 20 Guest Book: Golden TAG Award 1983 21 TAG letterhead-blank Times Drama Awards 2 22 TDA-development 1963-1993 23 TDA-lists: nominees, winners 1963-1993 24 TDA-programs 1985-2001 25 TDA-newsclips 1963-2001 State Awards and Organizations 26 Louisiana Performing Arts Hall of Fame-inductees Biographies, newsclips 27 Theatre of Louisiana (TOL)-by-laws 28 TOL-Minutes 1972-1978 29 TOL- Robert Lightsey -newsclips 1966-1977 30 TOL- newsclips 1971-1981 31 TOL-Programs: conference 1973-1977 32 TOL-La. Festival of American Community Theatre-programs 1981 33 Tol-newsletter 1976-1981 34 TOL-blank letterhead 35 Louisiana Arts Council-Newsclips 1972-1976 36 La. Council for Music and Performing Arts-nc 1972-1974 District Organization 37 Southwest Theatre Conference-amended by-laws 1977 38 Southwest Theatre Conference-newsclips 1970-1976 39 Southwest Theatre Conference-photographs, identified 40 Southwest Theatre Conference-Annual Convention 1952 Programs, proceedings, Shreveport 1977 41 Southwest Theatre Conference-publication: 1974-1979 Theatre Southwest Bossier Parish Community College-Playbills, programs, newsclips 3 42 Production list, cast, staff 1990-1996 43 Awards Program, newclips 1995; 2002; 2004 44 SWTA-conference held at BPCC November 1999 45 “Agnes of God” 1997-1998 46 “Aladdin McFadden” 1992 47 “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas” n.d. 48 “Black Elk Speaks” 1995-1996 49 “Camelot” 1994-1995 50 “Charley‟s Aunt” 1999-2000 51 “Cinderella” 2003-2004 52 “Cinderella Wore Combat Boots” 1992-1993 53 “Crimes of the Heart” 1992 54 “Dark of the Moon” 1992-1993 55 “Deathtrap” 2003-2004 56 “Do Black Leather Patents Really Reflect Up” 2009 57 “Dracula” 1990 58 “Elephant Man” 2002-2003 59 “The Foreigner” 1998-1999 60 “A Funny Thing Happened On Way to Forum” 1999-2000 61 “Goldilocks & 3 Heberts” 1996-1997 62 “Grease” 1991;2006 63 “Hansel & Gretel” 1999-2000 64 “Jack and the Beanstalk” 2002-2003 65 “Jekyll and Hyde” 1997-1998 66 “Laundry & Bourdon” “Lone Star” 2005 67 “Leading Ladies” 2009 68 “Lend Me a Tenor” 1992-1993 69 “The Little Foxes” 1993-1994 70 “Little Old Ladies Laughing Out Loud” 2001-2002 71 “Little Shop of Horrors” 2001-2002 72 “MacBeth” 1995-1996 73 “Man of LaMancha” 2004-2005 74 “Moon Over Buffalo” 1996-1997 75 “The Mystery of Edwin Drood” 2002-2003 76 “Noises Off” 1991 77 “Parallel Lives” 2007 78 “Peter Pan” 2006 79 “Pillow Talk” 1990 80 “The Princess and the Pea” 1993-1994 81 “Private Lives” 1994-1995 82 “Pvt. Wars” 2006 83 “Repunzel, A Cowgirl‟s Lonely Tale” 2000-2001 84 “The Rise and Fall of Daniel Rocket” 2000-2001 85 “Robber Bridegroom” 1995-1996 86 “The Shoemaker‟s Elves” 2001-2002 87 “Sleeping Beauty” 1994-1995 88 “Tartuffe” 2001-2002 89 “The Three Little Pigs” 1995-1996 2003-2004 90 “Ugly Duckling” 1998-1999 91 “Who‟s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” 2000-2001 92 “The Woman in Black” 2009 93 “Wonderful Town” 1993-1994 94 “You Can‟t Take It With You” 2007 95 “You‟re a Good Man Charley Brown” 2002-2003 Bossier Arts Council 4 96 Bossier Arts Council-10th anniversary 1989 97 Bossier Arts Council-newsclips 1989-1999 98 Bossier Arts Council-mailouts, announcements 1991-2002 99 Bossier Arts Council-Newsletter 1988-2003 100 Bossier Arts Council-newsclips 2002; 2005 East Bank Theatre - Playbills, newsclips, photographs 101 East Bank Theatre-Production lists 1988-2003 102 East Bank Theatre-Season announcements 1998-2003 103 East Bank Theatre-Newsclips re: organization 1998-2004 and activities 104 East Bank Theatre-“3-One Act Plays” 1994 105 “21 A” 1993 106 “Anastasia” 1993 107 “Ancestral Voices” 2002 108 “Are We There Yet?” 2006 109 “As You Like It” 2001-2002 110 “Barefoot In the Park” 1988-1989; 2002 111 “The Belle of Amherst” 1996 112 “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” 1999-2000 113 “The Canterville Ghost” 2003 114 “A Child‟s Christmas in Wales” 1990-1996 115 “A Christmas Story” 2004 116 “Come Back Little Sheba” 1999-2000 117 “Complete Works of William Shakespeare” 2006 118 “The Curious Savage” 1995 119 “The Doctor Is In” 1994 “Don‟t Count Your Chickens Until They 1992 Cry Wolf” 120 “Duet for One” 1995 121 “The Education of Hyman Kaplan” 1999 122 “An Evening With James Thurber” 1992 123 “An Evening with William Shakespeare” 1993-1994 124 “Everybody Love Opal” 2002 125 “The Fantasticks” 2002 126 “Forever Plaid” 2001;2004 127 “Foxfire” 1996; 2002 128 “Gene” 1999 129 “The Glass Menagerie” 1997-1998 130 “Goodbye, Charlie” 2004 131 “Greater Tuna” 1992 132 “Harvey” 1994-1995 133 “The Hasty Heart” 2002 134 “The Haunting of Hill House” 2007-2008 135 “Horowitz & Mrs. Washington” 2001 136 “I Do, I Do” 1996 137 “The Importance of Being Earnest” 1999-2000 138 “Inherit the Wind” 1992 139 “Julius Caesar” 2009 140 “Kiddin‟ Around” 1995 5 141 “Last of the Red Hot Lovers” 1988;2005 142 “Legend of Sleepy Hollow” 1997 143 “Lilies of the Field” 1999 144 “The Lion in Winter” 1998-1999 145 “Little Mary Sunshine” 1991 146 “Long Days Journey Into Night” 1996 147 “La.‟s Legacy in Music & Folklore” 2003 148 “Love Letters” 1999 149 “Lunch Hour” 1989 150 “The Magician‟s Nephew” 2001 151 “Mary, Mary” 1990 152 “Measure for Measure” 2007-2008 153 “Medea” 1994 154 “A Midsummer Night‟s Dream” 2002-2003 155 “Miracle Worker” 2006 156 “The Mousetrap” 2005 157 “Night of the Living Dead” 2009 158 “Nunsense” 2007-2008 159 “The Odd Couple” 2003 160 “Of Poems, Youth and Spring” 2006 161 “Ordinary People” 2006 162 “Our Town” 2002 163 “The Outsiders” 2007 164 “Painting Churches” 1991 165 “Pete-n-Keely” 2007 166 “The Price” 1998 167 “Quilters” 1997 168 “Radio Show” 1994-1995 169 “Raggedy Ann & Andy” 1998-1999 170 “The Rainmaker” 1998 171 “The Ransom of Red Chief” 2000-2001 172 “Red River Storytellers” 2004 173 “A Remembrance of William Faulkner” 1997 174 “Richard III” 2005 6 175 “Scotland Road” 2003 176 “Secret Life of Girls” 2008-2009 177 “Seeing Stars in Dixie” 2006 178 “Shadowlands” 1997-1998 179 “The Sisters Rosensweig” 1998 180 “Spare Ribs” 1998 181 “The Star-Spangled Girl” 2004 182 “Starry Night” 2004 183 “Steel Magnolias” 2009 184 “The Subject Was Roses” 1999 185 “The Sunshine Boys” 2000-2001 186 “Theatre Eclectic VI” 2004 187 “Theatre Eclectic XI 2009 188 “The Threepenny Opera” 1995-1996 189 “Throckmorton, TX 76083" 1993 190 “Time Remembered” 1997 191 “Tis the Season” 1995 192 “Tom Jones” 2003 193 “Totally Red” 1995 194 “The Turn of the Screw” 2002 195 “Twelth Night” 2007 196 “Twelve Angry Men” 2001 197 “Under the Yum Yum Tree” 1989 198 “Wait Until Dark” 2000 199 Other plays from BAC 1998-2001 Gas Light Players - history/organizational material 7 200 GLP-history 201 GLP-Articles of Incorporation; By-Laws 1955-1985 202 GLP-Correspondence 1959-1990 203 GLP-Minutes 1972-1986 204 GLP-Treasury Reports 1972-1986 205 GLP-Box office reports; production costs 1979-1985 206 GLP-membership deposits 1977; 1979 207 GLP-Contracts and agreements 1979-1982 208 GLP-Publication-“The Illuminator” 1971-1994 209 GLP-Resumes n.d. 210 GLP-Forms, questionnaires, letterhead (Blank) 8 211 GLP-Production histories 1959-1975 212 GLP-Production histories 1975-1989 213 GLP-State Fair Shows 1973-1992 214 GLP-Drew Hunter-newsclips 1971; 1973; 1980 and photographs 215 GLP-Season announcements 1967-1986 Gas Light Players- Programs 216 “After Dark” 1967-1968; 1972-1973 “Bertha, The beautiful Typewriter” 1991-1992 “Billy the Kid” 1971-1972; 1981-1982 217 “Charley‟s Aunt” 1973-1974 “The Chief of Black Hills Scouts” 1975-1976 “The Coldest Place on Earth is Dr. Moreau‟s Heart” 1975-1976 “Count Dracula” 1979-1980 “The Curse of an Asking Heart” 1980-1981; 1991-1992 218 “Deadwood Dick” 1969-1970 “Death & Life if Sneaky Fitch” 1978-1979 “Dirty Work at Crossroads” 1982-1983 “Dr. Blood” bumper sticker 1990-1991 “The Drunkard” 1970-1971; 1973-1974; 1979-1980 219 “East Lynne” 1994-1995 “Fashion” 1959-1960 “For Her C-h-e-ild‟s Sake” 1988-1989 “Frankenstein” 1975-1976 “From Rags to Riches” 1971-1972 220 “Gaslight” 1978-1979 “Gaslight Girl” 1985-1986 “Gondoliers” 1967-1968 “H.M.S. Pinafore? 1968-1969 221 “I‟ll Be Back Before Midnight” 1990-1991 “Lady Audley‟s Secret” 1987-1988 “Last Rites” 1983-1984 “Life On the Border” 1972-1973 “Lily, the Felon‟s Daughter” 1968-1969; 1980-1981 1988-1989 “Little Nell, the Orphan Girl” 1990-1991 222 “A Midsummer Night‟s Dream” 1973-1974 “Mrs. Audley‟s Secret” 1968-1969;1974-1975 “Murder in the Magnolias” 1992 “My Partner” 1968-1969 “The Mummy of Bayou LeFarge” 1977-1978 “The Mystery of Irma Vep” 1990-1991 “No Mother to Guide Her” 1977-1978; 1991-1992 “On the Bridge at Midnight” 1987-1988 “Only as Orphan Girl” 1978-1979 “The Other Side of Respectability” 1985-1986 223 “Patience” 1966-1967 “Perdition‟s Paradise” 1983-1984 “The Perfect Dream” 1987-1988 “The Poor of New Orleans” 1969-1970; 1983-1984
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