DISTRICT CURATORS, INC. and The George Washington University DANCE PRODUCTION GROUPS present

A new version produced by the Academy of Music

music composed by book by movement constructed by Robert Coe David Gordon

directed by JoAnne Akalaitis musical director music mix by Michael Riesman Kurt Munkacsi

vocal text for "A Gentleman's Honor" by David Byrne

sets and costume designs by lighting designed by Santo loquasto Jennifer Tipton

projections designed by Wendall K. Harrington Luminous! Productions, Inc.

film designed and produced by Ken Kobland

sound design by casting by Otts Munderloh Soble/La Padura

music performed by The

A BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL PRODUCfiON This production is a free adaptation of an idea conceived by Rob Malasch and originally produced by the Holland Festival in 1982. /FAR FROM THE TRUTH Tour booked by: IPA/INTERNATIONAL PRODUCfiON ASSOCIATES, INC.

Made possible through the generous support of the Washington Patrons Committee and Photographic Sponsors, the G WU Department of Human Kinetics and Leisure Studies, and the National Endowment for the Arts. ~~1~----- FAR FROM THE TRUTH

CAST (In Alphabetical Order)

Mrs. Smith, Flora's friend ...... Wanda Bimson Eadweard, a photographer ...... Jonathan Bolt Flora, Eadweard's wife, Harry's lover ...... Cecile Callan The Eulogist/Prosecutor ...... William Duff-Griffin The Schoolgirl ...... Susan Eschelbach* Harry, a drama critic, Flora's lover ...... Nick Flynn The Circus Woman ...... Margaret Hoeffel * The Messenger ...... Keith Marshall* The Girl Athlete ...... Nina Martin* The Mesmerist ...... Lola Pashalinski The Lecturer/The Woman In Water ...... Valda Setterfield* The Advocate/Defense Attorney ...... Rocco Sisto The Moroccan ...... Paul Thompson* Observers, Mourners, Jurists ...... The Company

*Members of the David Gordon/Pick-Up Company

THE PHILIP GLASS ENSEMBLE Marin Alsop, violin Jon Gibson, flute, soprano saxophone Marrin Goldray, keyboards Jack Kripl, flute, piccolo, soprano saxophone, baritone saxophone Dora Ohrenstein, soprano, emulator Richard Peck, flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone Michael Reisman, keyboards, bass synthesizer Dan. Dryden, live sound mix

TilE PHOTOGRAPHER is available on CBS Records #7 3684

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Philip Glass composes music for opera, film, achievement in 1981, and a Rockefeller and formance. In the summer of 1982, Mr. Gor­ theater, dance, chorus, and his own ensem­ NEA grant (1982-83) for a collaboration don further pursued his interest in video by ble. A graduate of Juilliard, Mr. Glass has with Jon Gibson on an opera about Darwin. co-directing and co-editing a half-hour video received numerous commissions and awards, Currently she is the recipient of a Rockefeller tape entitled 10 Minute TV with Edward including a composer-in-residence grant playwriting grant for residency at the Mark Steinberg. In the spring of 1983, he worked from the Ford Foundation, a Rockefeller Fel­ Taper Forum in . JoAnne Aka­ in collaboration with producer Kathryn lowship, and a Fulbright Schoia.rship, which laitis has been working in various capacities Esher and Twin Cities Public Television to enabled him to study with Nadia Boulanger in theater most of her life and hopes to con­ create a 30-minure program including in . tinue to do so. dancers from Pick Up Co. and the New His commissions include the opera Dancer Ensemble (, Minne­ Satyagraha (for the City of , Robert Coe was born in Hollywood, Cali­ sota), entitled Limited Partnership. The pro­ 1980), which premiered in Holland and fornia, and attended Stanford University. gram is scheduled for airing in autumn subsequently was performed at the Brooklyn After graduate work in literature at the Uni­ 1983. Academy of Music in 1981 as part of the versity of Buffalo he moved to NEXT WAVE series. A new production of in 1977, where he has written on a range of Santo Loquasto has been acclaimed for his Satygraha was featured in the 1982-83 cultural topics- especially theater, dance, designs for productions on and off Broad­ season of the Opera. and performance-for the Vtflage Voice, the · way, including Bent, The Cherry Orchard, Philip Glass' most celebrated collabora­ Soho Weekly News, the New York Times, Amen·can Buffalo, That Championship tion was with stage director/designer Robert the New York Tt"mes Magazine, and Season, A Comedy of Errors, The King of Wilson on the opera , numerous other publications. His first book, Hearts, and The Suicide. He has received which premiered at the Avignon Festival in Dance in America, commissioned by the Tony, Drama Desk,Joseph Maharam, Obie, 1976 and toured throughout Europe, culmi­ WNET television series, will be published and Outer Critics Circle awards. As a de­ nating in two sold-out performances at the by E. P. Dutton in the fall of 1984. As a per­ signer for dance he has worked for Ameri­ Metropolitan Opera House. Akhnaton, Mr. former, he has danced with choreographers can Ballet Theatre, the J offrey, and New Glass' third full opera, has been commis­ Jane Comfort, Bill T. Jones, and Garry York City Ballet. Mr. Loquasto's film work sioned by the Stuttgart Opera for a world Reigenborn, and sung with composers Des includes costume designs for Woody Allen's premiere in March 1984. McAnuff and Laurie Anderson; as editor and Stardust Memon.es and A Midsummer On October 4, 1982, the film Koyaanis­ dramaturg for Laurie Anderson's United Night's Sex Comedy. He is a graduate of qatsz; with a score by Mr. Glass, premiered States: Parts I-IV, which premiered at BAM King's College and Yale Drama School. He at Radio City Music Hall as a New York Film in February 1983, he co-authored anum­ recently designed the New York Shake­ Festival selection. His first film score was ber of monologues and texts to music. The speare Festival production of Richard III, North Star: Mark Di Suvero, and Mr. Glass Photographer/Far From the Truth is his sec­ starrring Kevin Kline, and was the set con­ is the subject of a biographical film by Brit­ ond work for the theater; an earlier play, Ular sultant for Orgasmo Adulto Escapes from ish film-maker Peter Greenaway (The Babies, will be developed in workshop at the the Zoo, starring Estelle Parsons, at the Draughtsman 's Contract) which will Mark Taper Theater Lab in Los Angeles later Public Theatre. premiere in the fall of 1983 on British tele­ this year. visiOn . Jennifer Tipton (Lighting Designer) is well Philip Glass is a CBS Masterworks record­ David Gordon has worked in the dance field known to dance and theater audiences alike. ing artist, the first composer to be offered for over 20 years . He danced in the com­ She has lit works in the repertories of most this contract since Aaron Copland. Glass­ panies ofJames Waring and Yvonne Rainer major dance companies, including dances works was his first Masterworks release. The in the 1960's and made performance works choreographed by Jerome Robbins, Mikhail second recording, The Photographer, was re­ during that period at the Judson Dance The­ Baryshnikov, Paul Taylor, and Twyla Tharp, leased in March 1983. Earlier recorded works ater. In the early 1970's he performed regu­ among many others. Her work in the theater include Music in 12 Parts, Music in Similar larly with the Grand Union. He now makes has won her a Joseph Jefferson Award in Motion, and Music with Changing Parts. works for dance companies in the United Chicago, a Drama Desk Award, an Obie, Einstein on the Beach and Dance 1 and 3 States and Europe. He is Artistic Director and a Tony. In 1982 she was honored by will be re- released by CBS Masterworks in of the Pick Up Co., a performance ensem­ Brandeis University, receiving their Creative 1984. ble which includes about half a dozen of the Arts Award Medal in Dance. She teaches same people and additional performers as lighting in the School of Drama at Yale. Joanne Akalaitis is a founding member of needed for a given project. The Pick Up Co. Mabou Mines and since 1970, has worked performs regularly in New York City and has Wendall K. Harrington has created projec­ both as a director and an actress with the toured the United States and Europe. tions for several Broadway shows, most company. Her productions for the company In May 1980, David Gordon's work was notably They 're Playing Our Song and My of Cascando, Dressed Like an Egg, Southern included in the Dance in Amen·ca broad­ One and Only. In addition to her theatri­ Exposure, and Dead End Kids, A History cast Beyond the Mainstream. He is one of cal work, she and her company, Luminous! ofNuclear Power, have all won Obie awards. seven artists featured in Michael Blackwood's Productions, Inc., produce multi-media Her production of Request Concert at the film Making Dances. In the spring of 1982, projects for industrial clients. Recently, Ms. Women's lnterart Center won a Drama Disk David Gordon began his own experiments Harrington and her company created a four­ Award in 1981. Ms . Akalaitis received a in the video field, by making, in collabora­ minute, nine-projector show entitled Multi­ Guggenheim Fellowship for 1977-78 and a tion with videographer Dennis Diamond, Image Murders, which won the 1983 Associ­ CAPS award for multi-media theater in a new work entitled TV Reel. This work in­ ation for Multi-Image Crystal Apple and In­ 1980. She is the recipient of the Rosamund corporated the use of video, projected on ad­ ternational Gold Award . Gilder award for outstanding theater vent screens, within the context of live per- Otts Munderloh (sound designer) has de­ ofSetzuan, The Tnlogy ofGreek Plays), and Lola Pashalinski (The Mesmerist) last ap­ signed sound for The 1940's Radio Hour, over twenty presentations of plays by Tom peared in 's Egyptology at Harold and Maude, I Remember Mama, Eyen; also, 's Center Stage, the the Public Theater. Her extensive credits in­ Ballroom, Ain't Misbehavin; A Day in Williamstown Theatre Festival, the Phila­ clude: work with Robert Wilson and Lee Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine, Swing, delphia Drama Guild; on television: The Breuer, who directed her in his production Barnum, The Moony Shapiro Songbook, Lit­ Elephant Man (ABC) and the recent movie­ of The Tempest at the Delacorte; a one­ tle Shop of Ho"ors, Sophisticated Ladies, of-the-week Sessions (NBC). woman show Cold, Lazy and Elaine, by Dreamgirls, and My One and Only. Stephen Holt at Theater for a New City; Susan Eschelbach (The Schoolgirl) is a grad­ Starburn, by Rosalyn Drexler; juno and the Wanda Bimson (Mrs. Smith) appeared on uate of the Effort/Shape Certification Pro­ Paycock at the Public Theater. In Broadway as Elizabeth in A Matter ofGrav­ gram (New York, 1978) and the Dance her thirteen years with 's ity with Katharine Hepburn. Most recently Department ofU.C.L.A. (spring 1976). She Ridiculous Theatrical Company, she received she was seen in Richard Foreman's Egyp­ has been performing with the David Gor­ two Obies for her performance in Corn and tology at the Public Theater and last sum­ don Pick-Up Co. since the fall of 1978. Der Ring Gott Farblonjet. She will be seen mer as Ragotin/The Spectre in his produc­ Besides performing with the Pick-Up Co. on next in Ronald Tavel's Success and tion of Don juan in Central Park. She has tour, Susan has taught "Ensemble Partner­ Succession. performed throughout the country in such ing" in collaboration with Margaret Hoef­ theaters as the Guthrie in Minneapolis, Ac­ fel and Nina Martin. She has also performed Valda Setterfield (The Lecturer). Great Brit­ tor's Theatre of Louisville, Syracuse Stage, with Marta Renzi, Charles Moulton, and ain: pantomime, Ballet Rambert. Italy: Buffalo's Studio Arena, and the Indiana Karole Armitage. She studies ballet in New "Buona Notte, Bettina'~ revue. U.S.A. Repertory Theatre. She is a graduate of the York with Diana Byer and Janet Panetta. (stage, film, dance): Frank O'Hara, Kenneth Academy of Music and Dramatic Koch, Diane di Prima, Brian de Palma, Art. Nick Flynn (Harry) is from the West Coast James Waring, Katherine Litz, Yvonne and has worked in San Francisco, Portland, Rainer, Grand Union, Merce Cunningham, Jonathan Bolt (Eadweard) was standby for and most recently, Seattle, where he is Artis­ David Gordon. both Frank Langella and Bob Gunton in tic Director of the Pioneer Square Theater. Peter Nichol's Passion on Broadway. Recent His work on new plays includes work with Rocco Sisto (The Advocate/Defense At­ Off-Broadway appearances were in Black Thomas Babe, Len Jenkin, and John Ford torney) has just completed filming the char­ Angel, The Great, Great Grandson ofjede­ Noonan, among others. The BAM produc­ acter Lacey in the motion picture Scream For diah Kohler, and the Dramatists Guild's tion of The Photographer/Far From The Help, directed by Michael Winner. He was Young Playwnghts Festival.at Circle Rep; Truth was his New York debut. recently seen in the Shakespeare & Co. CSC's Oedipus Cycle and Woyzeck, La (Lenox, MA) production of The Comedy of Mama's anniversary production of Lanford Margaret Hoeffel (The Circus Woman) has E"ors in the role of Dromio of Syracuse, in Wilson's Rimers ofEidn.tch directed by the lived in New York City for ten years. For half Prospect Park's Free Shakespeare this past author. He made his New York debut as of that time she has been a member of the summer. He is a member of Shakespeare & Eugene in Look Homeward Angel and has David Gordon/Pick-Up Co. She studies Co. and has performed in their productions since worked extensively at resident theaters ballet with Diana Byer. of The Tempest in the role of Trinculo, and in television. In addition, he is an Romeo and juliet in the role of Friar O'Neill playwright, the author of two musi­ Keith Marshall (The Messenger) is from Palo Lawrence, and in Twelfth Ntght in the role cals for young audiences, and a company Alto, California and graduated with a B.A. of Malvolio, among others. His regional playwright at Circle Rep. in Dance from U.C.L.A. After graduation credits include the roles of Sganarelle in The he toured the U.S. with the Margalit Oved Flying Doctor, Sherlock Holmes and Tilden Cecile Callan (Flora) has worked both Dance Theatre and Dance/L.A. Moving to in Bun'ed Chzld at the Virginia Stage Com­ regionally and in New York having played New York in the spring of'79, he joined the pany, Don Carlos in A Flea In Her Ear at such roles as Raina in Arms and the Man, Pick-Up Co. in the fall of that year. He has the Penn. Stage Co., and Duperret in Marat/ } Sasha in Ivanov, Nora in A Doll's House, also danced with Ruby Shang, Mitchell Rose, Sade at the Whole Theatre Co. He has also Katherine in The Taming ofthe Shrew, and Charles Moulton, and Mark Taylor. worked at the Center Stage in Baltimore and Hermia in A Midsummer Night's Dream. the Geva Theatre in Rochester, NY. Mr. Sisto Her television credits include Ryan's Hope Nina Martin (The Girl Athlete) has been was last seen at The Public as Osric in and One Life To Live, she has made guest performing in New York since 1976 with in­ Hamlet directed by Mr. Papp. He holds an appearances on Nurse, Baker's Dozen, and dependent dance makers and with Mary M.F.A. from NYU School of the Arts. the CBS Movie of the Week The Royal Overlie, Judy Padow, and Steve Paxton in Romance ofCharles and Diana, and she can "Beyond the Mainstream." Nina has worked Paul Thompson (The Moroccan) has worked be seen in many TV commercials. Cecile is with David Gordon since January '82 and with David Gordon since November of a native New Yorker. is presently on the faculty of New York Uni­ 1980. In 1973, while a teenager, he per­ versity, Experimental Theatre Wing. Most formed with Mabou Mines in The Saint and William Duff-Griffin (Eulogist) has ap­ recently Ms. Martin's work has been pre­ the Football Player. In between, he has per­ peared with the New York Shakespeare Festi­ sented in Holland at the International Festi­ formed in the works of Mel Wong, Elaine val in Richard Foreman's Egyptology, Sor­ val for Modern Dance and at Dancspace as Summers, Daryl Chin, Grigorio Rosen­ rowsofStephen, Donjuan in Central Park, part of the Contact Improvisation retrospec­ bloom, Victoria Marks, Susan Dibble, and and The Cherry Orchard at Lincoln Center; tive. Her new work was presented in January Monica Levy. Mr. Thompson has a B.F.A. at La Mama, the Andrei Serban/Elizabeth '84 at P.S. 122, New York City. from SUNY at Purchase, where he received Swados pieces (As You Lzke It, Good Woman the President's Award for his dance/theater productions of Faust and Moby Dick. His Brian Eno,John Lennon, Anthony Braxton, lead woodwind player in the original cast of choreography has been performed at La Ornette Coleman, and Mike Oldfield. The Barnum. He is a founding member of the Mama ETC, Alice Tully Hall, The Open Eye, versatile Munkacsi and partner Greg Shriver American Saxophone Quartet, dedicated to The Yard, The Third Street Music School, designed the facilities for The Debs Inter­ new music by American composers. Mr. and as part of Clark Center's New Chore­ national Recording Studio and The Big Ap­ Kripl is widely known as a music contractor ographers' Concert. Two of his monologues ple Recording Studio, both in New York for records, network television, and film. were published in Benzene Magazine. He City. currently teaches for The Lincoln Center Dora Ohrenstein is noted for her perfor­ Institute. Marin Alsop, born in New York City in 1956 , mance of new music. She sang in the world received her Master's in Music from The Juil­ premiere of the complete Song books I and The Philip Glass Ensemble has performed liard School in 1978. She has quickly gained II by John Cage, and has performed pieces music by Mr. Glass for more than ten years. a reputation for her versatile role in New by Cage and other contemporary composers Comprised of outstanding musicians and York's musical life. Presently a member of throughout Europe. She has toured exten­ composers in their own right, the Ensem­ the New York City Ballet Orchestra and the sively with the SEM Ensemble under the ble is the only group in the world devoted "Y" Chamber Symphony, Ms. Alsop's avid aegis of the U.S. State Department. Ms. exclusively to Mr. Glass' music. The Ensem­ interest in a variety of musical styles led her Ohrenstein founded the Canterbury Con­ ble's repertory includes Music in Simt!ar Mo­ to form New York's critically acclaimed string sort, a chamber ensemble specializing in tion, Music in Twelve Parts, Einstein on the swing band, String Fever. The all-woman Baroque and Renaissance music, and has Beach, Dance, , and The jazz band is featured on Billy Joel's Nylon sung opera and oratorio in New York and Photographer. The group has performed in Curtain and Innocent Man albums. In addi­ at the Aspen Music Festival. She has re­ many of the world's most prestigious halls, tion to her endeavors as a big band leader, corded with the Schola Antigua (10th Cen­ including Carnegie Hall and the Dorothy she holds an active interest in conducting tury Liturgical Chants), Vocal Jazz (High Chandler Pavillion (Los Angeles). and acting, and can be seen in the movie Clouds), the SEM Ensemble (Many Many Ghost Story and the soap opera Another Women), Judy Collins (Bread and Roses), Michael Riesman, as a composer, has re­ World. and with Polyrock and The Raybeats. ceived a Fulbright Fellowship, a Tanglewood Fellowship, and commissions from the Ford Jon Gibson, composer, performer, and art­ Richard E. Peck, Jr., saxophonist, composer, Foundation and the Fromm Music Founda­ ist, received a B.A. and teacher's credentials and visual artist, came to New York City tion. He has been Assistant Professor of in music from San Francisco State Univer­ from Louisiana in 1971 . While in the South, Music at SUNY-Purchase and Composer­ sity. He studied jazz improvisation, was a he performed with rhythm and blues bands in-Residence at the Marlboro Music Festival. founding member of the New Music Ensem­ and attended the University of Southwestern He has a B.S. from the Mannes College of ble, and worked extensively with Steve Reich Louisiana. Upon arriving in New York, he Music and an M.A. and Ph.D. from Harvard and Terry Riley. He has also performed with joined The Philip Glass Ensemble and fur­ University. In addition to writing solo pieces, numerous composers, including Steve Reich, thered his studies in music and art at Hunter songs, chamber music, and orchestral works, La Monte Young, Christian Wolff, and Fred­ College. In addition, he has recorded his Mr. Riesman has been active as a composer eric Rzewski. He has given many solo and music with the jazz band, Roux. His visual for film and theater, collaborating with ensemble concerts throughout Europe and work has been shown at P.S. 1 and at the Cindy Lubar (Everyday Business; Rules o/3) North America, and two recordings of his Holly Solomon Gallery in New York, and and Robert Wilson (Edison), and is currently music Visitations and Two Solo Pieces, ap­ at the Contemporary Art Center in New composing a dance piece for Lucinda Childs pear on Chatham Square Records. He has Orleans. ' (Formal Abandon). Mr. Riesman has given received grants from the Creative Artists a number of solo performances, and has ap­ Public Service Program, the National En­ Martin Goldray is the pianist for the New peared with the Symphony Chamber dowment for the Arts, and the Rockefeller Music Consort and appears regularly. with Players conducting his own work. He was a Foundation. Mr. Gibson has collaborated the Contemporary Chamber Ensemble. He musical supervisor and choral director of the with a number of dancers including Merce has also performed with the Group for Con­ recording of Philip Glass' Einstein on the Cunningham (Fractions) and Lucinda temporary Music, the Orchestra of the Twen­ Beach and conductor of Glassworks, and Childs (Relative Calm). His current activities tieth Century, and on the Guild of Com­ Koyaanisqatsi. include work on an opera with theater direc­ posers series. Mter receiving the DMA from tor JoAnne Akalaitis, based upon the the Yale School of Music, he was awarded Kurt Munkacsi, producer, sound engineer, Charles Darwin book The Voyage of the a Fulbright to study with Yvonne Loriod in sound designer, master mixer, has worked Beagle. Paris. He has also been the recipient of with The Philip Glass Ensemble for the past Tanglewood and Yale-in-Norfolk Fellow­ twelve years, and he and Mr. Glass have co­ Jack Kripl, winner of the Geneva Inter­ ships. He received his B.A. from Cornell produced all of Glass' records. The team of national Competition for Music Performers, University, where he studied with Malcolm Munkacsi and Glass also produced two solo has toured extensively as a soloist and per­ Bilson, and his earlier studies were with albums for the art/rock band Polyrock: Poly­ former with orchestras and bands all over the Carlso Buhler and at the Dalcroze School rock and Changing Hearts (both for RCA), world. A recipient of two successive Ful­ of Music in New York City. and a new EP for the art/rock/surf band, The bright Scholarships, he studied saxophone Raybeats. Munkacsi himself produced and with Marcel Mule and musical style and recorded the soundtrack to the film analysis with Nadia Boulanger. Mr. Kripl, Koyaanisqatst; with a score composed by doubling on flute and clarinet, works fre­ Philip Glass. He has also worked as a re­ quently on Broadway and in New York re­ cording engineer for Yoko Ono, Don Cherry, cording studios. Most recently, he was the ~r1A1f ____ ON TOUR

FOR THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC HARVEY LICHTENSTEIN ...... PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER JOSEPH V. MELILLO ...... DIRECTOR, NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL JOHN). MILLER ...... GENERAL MANAGER, NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL ROGER W. OLIVER ...... HUMANITIES DIRECTOR, NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL

EXECUTIVE STAFF JUDITH E. DAYKIN ...... EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER RICHARD BALZANO ...... VICE PRESIDENT AND TREASURER KAREN BROOKS HOPKINS ...... VICE PRESIDENT FOR PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT JOHN HOWLETT ...... VICE PRESIDENT FOR MARKETING AND PROMOTION ELLEN LAMPERT ...... GENERAL PRESS REPRESENTATIVE JACQUES BRUNSWICK ...... DIRECTOR OF MARKETING PRODUCTION CREDITS STAGE DIRECTOR ...... VALERIA WASILEWSKI SET DESIGN BY ...... REAGAN COOK Based upon the original design of Santo Loquasto LIGHTING DESIGN BY ...... STEPHEN STRAWBRIDGE Based upon the original design of Jennifer Tipton SPECIAL EFFECTS DESIGN ...... ESQUIRE JAUCHEM & GREGORY MEEH PRODUCTION MANAGER ...... ROBERT BRENNER COMPANY MANAGER ...... PAULETTE LICITRA STAGE MANAGER ...... JOANNE McENTIRE MASTER CARPENTER ...... KARL STIEGELBAUER MASTER ELECTRICIAN ...... JAMES D'f\DAMO WARDROBE SUPERVISOR ...... WALLI POTTS . SOUND OPERATOR ...... LUCAS CORRUBIA PROJECTIONIST ...... PETER BUCHIN ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER ...... LAURIE F. STONE ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER ...... DONNA BRUEGER ELECTRICIAN ...... JACK GELBART HAIR/MAKE UP ...... KAROL CO EYMAN DRESSER ...... LIL HENDERSON

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THE NEXT WAVE PRODUCTION AND TOURING FUND IS SUPPORTED BY THE NATIONAL ENDOWM ENT FOR THE ARTS, THE NATIONAL EN DOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES, THE ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION, THE HOWARD GILMAN FOUNDATION, THE FORD FOUNDATION, THE PEW MEMORI AL TRUST, AT&T. WARNER COMMUNICATIONS INC. , WILLI WEAR LTD., THE DAYTON HUDSON FOU NDATION FOR B. DALTO N BOOKSELLER, DAYTON 'S AND TARGET STORES. THE CIGNA CORPORATION AND THE BAM NEXT WAVE PRODUCERS COUNCIL.

THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEXT WAVE VIDEO ARCHIVE FOR THE CONTEMPORARY PERFORMI NG ARTS HAS BEE N ESTABLI SHED AND FUN DED BY THE HOWARD GILMAN FOUNDATION TO DOCUMENT EACH PRODUCTION OF THE NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL IN TOWN

DISTRICT CURATORS BOARD OF DIRECTORS BENEFACTORS PHOTOGRAPHIC SPONSORS Jonathan S. Bowers, Chairman Jonathan S. Bowers Sandra Eerier Laurence Singer, Secretary Anne De Vaughn Murray Bognovitz Andrew B. Mitchell, Treasurer G.H. Dalsheimer PATRONS Nour David Mrs. Edward De Vaughn Kenneth Bell Michele Moure Elliot Olivia M. Georgia Carol Blizard & Bill Warrell Kathleen Ewing Deborah Hanzlik David Bonderman Stephen M. Figliozzi Robert Lennon Dody Bowers Nancy Garruba Susan Moss Levenberg Wm. Ward Bucher Mark Gulezian Lorne Cress Love John Dreyfuss & Mary Noble Ours Mary Sayer Hammond Askia Muhammad Olivia Georgia & Steve Oakes Jacqueline Hayden Richard Squires George & Kelly Gordon Sharon Keirn Thomas L. Super Mrs. Polk Guest Annette Klayman Jane E. Suydam Mark Hall & Valerie Muir Weaver Maria Zoe Lafis Lloyd Trufelman Pat & Zeke Harris Ed·ward Owen Herb White Steve Hessler & Mary Ellen Vehlow Lucian Perkins Robert R. Wisdom Marvin Hill and Kate Matthews Eric Poggenpohl Kenneth V. Young David & Barbara Kornblatt Joshua Smith Mr. & Mrs. Robert Low HONORARY ADVISORY COMMITTEE Roberta Solit Gail McConaughy & Michael Shanley Merle Tabor Stern Laurie Anderson Mrs. Starke P. Meyer Don Cherry Joyce Tennyson Chris Middendorf & Alexandra Lewis Charles Tompkins Philip Glass Andrew B. Mitchell Patrick Hayes Jerry Walsh Ted and Jim Pedas Karen Mendenhall Yost Walter Hopps Sally Pingree Joseph Papp Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Pinkard BUSINESS and ORGANIZATIONAL PATRONS Natasha Reatig DISTRICT CURATORS STAFF Anaconda Press Laurence Singer Bill Warrell, Executive Director Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution Richard Squires John Kordalewski, Assoc. Dir. for Community Programs Artransport Mrs. Henry West Suydam, Jr. Carol Blizard, Development Barnes, Morris & Pardoe Mary H.D. Swift Claudia DePaul, Operations Broadcast Arts Harve A. Thomas, Jr. & Patricia Riley Anthony , Production D.C. National Bank Lloyd Trufelman Chris Jirikowic, Volunteers D.C. Space Catering Thea Westreich Terrell Lamb, Publicity Fotofolio Mr. & Mrs. George Y. Wheeler Tom Terrell Henley Park Hotel Herb White Steve Figlioui Herb's Restaurant Hank Willard and our volunteers Holiday Inn Central Robert R. Wisdom IBM Corporation Kenneth V. Young The Insurance Exchange THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Raymond Martin, Framing DANCE PRODUCTION GROUPS Nighclub 9:30 Maida Withers, Artistic Director Penn Camera Sponsored by Department H K L S Popeck, Serio & Musher, P.A. Potomac Hotel Group LISNER AUDITORIUM, GWU Quicksilver Photographers Frank Early, Manager David M. Schwarz, Architectural Services, P.C. Frank A. Florentine, Stage Director Sigal Companies Stronberg & D'Addario, Limited Washington Project for the Arts West End Development Corporation

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