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Inventory of Books ML 122 Production Books Library - Bottom Left Shelf TITLE Author (Last, First) Type Belongs to… Category Ring Round the Moon Anouilh, Jean book n/a Plays FOUR Comedies: Lysistrata, The Frogs, The Acharanians, The Congresswomen Aristophanes book N/A Play Banana Boys Aureus, Leon book Plays How the Other Half Loves Ayckbourn, Alan book Garrison Theatre Plays The Norman Conquests: Table Manners, Living together, Round & Round the garden Ayckbourn, Alan book n/a Plays Happy Days Beckett, Samuel book Bill Chesney Plays Fortinbras Blessing, Lee book n/a Plays Rope's End & Goodbye, Piccadilly Bowie, Douglas book n/a Plays Two Plays by Bertolt Bretcht: The Good Woman of Setzuan; Caucasian Chalk Circle Brecht, Bertolt book Bill Chesney Plays Galileo Brecht, Bertolt book Play Brenton, Howard and Pravada - A Fleet Street comedy Hare, David book Bill Chesney Plays The Noam Chomsky Lectures Brooks, Daniel book Bill Chesney Plays Four Great Plays by Chekhov Chekhov, Anton book Maxine Graham Plays Cloud 9 Churchill, Caryl book Bill Chesney Plays The Skriker Churchill, Caryl book Bill Chesney Plays Top Girls Churchill, Caryl book n/a Plays Whose Life is it Anyway? Clark, Brian book n/a Plays Copper Thunderbird Clements, Marie book n/a Plays Tombs of the Vanishing Indian Clements, Marie book n/a Plays Through the Eyes: a play for one actor Druick, Don book n/a Plays The Cocktail Party Eliot, T.S book n/a Plays The Family Reunion Eliot, T.S book n/a Plays A Flea in Her Ear Feydeau, Georges book n/a Plays Skin and Liars Foon, Dennis book n/a Plays Triple Play: Three Plays by Norm Foster (Jenny's House of Joy / Outlaw / Bedtime Stories) Foster, Norm book - Play The Melville Boys Foster, Norm book n/a Plays One-Actmanship: Two plays by Norm Foster Foster, Norm book n/a Plays Poor Superman Fraser, Brad book n/a Plays Jitters French, David book Bill Chesney Plays Leaving Home French, David book Bill Chesney Plays Leaving Home French, David book n/a Plays Salt-Water Moon French, David book n/a Plays The Fire Raisers Frisch, Max book n/a Plays The Miracle Worker Gibson, William book Bill Chesney Plays The Government Inspector Gogal, Nikolai book Bill Chesney Plays Gray, John & Peterson, Billy Bishop Goes to War Eric book n/a Plays The Darling Family Griffiths, Linda book Bill Chesney Plays The House of Blue Leaves Guare, John book n/a Plays The Dining Room Gurney, A.R. book Plays Kaspar & Other Plays Handke book Michael Klein Plays Hart, Moss & Kaufman, You Can't Take it with you George S. book Bill Chesney Plays The Drawer Boy Healey, Michael book Bill Chesney Plays The Childrens Hour Hellman, Lillian book Rory Wainberg Plays The Rocky Horror Picture Show Book Henkin, Bill Book N/A Plays The Rocky Horror Show O'Brien, Richard book Plays Dry Lips Oughta Move to Kapuskasing Highway, Tomson book n/a Plays The Rez Sisters Highway, Tomson book Bill Chesney Plays A Doll's House, The Lady from the Sea, The Wild Duck Ibsen, Henrik book n/a Plays TITLE Author (Last, First) Type Belongs to… Category The Knack Jellicoe, Ann book n/a Plays Gross Indecency Kaufman, Moises book Bill Chesney Plays Unity (1918) Kerr, Kevin book Sharon Secord Plays Nine Kopit, Arthur book Music Theatre Dept Plays Jennies story and under the skin Lambert, Betty book n/a Plays Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet) MacDonald, Ann-Marie book n/a Plays Not About Heroes MacDonald, Stephen book n/a Plays House Humans MacIvor, Daniel book Bill Chesney Plays Never Swim Alone & This is a Play MacIvor, Daniel book Bill Chesney Plays Half Life Mighton, John book Bill Chesney Plays The Crucible Miller, Arthur book n/a Plays The Crucible Miller, Arthur book Bill Chesney Plays The House at Pooh Corner Milne, A. A. book ? Plays Dusa, Fish, Stas and Vi NA book n/a Plays Night Mother Norman, Marsha book n/a Plays [boxhead] O'Donnell, Darren book n/a Plays Wild Oats or Strollng Gentlemen O'Keefe, John book Maxine Graham Plays Long Days Journey into Night O'Neill, Eugene book Bill Chesney Plays What the Butler Saw Orton, Joe book n/a Plays 7 Stories Panych, Morris book Plays Therac 25 Pettle, Adam book Jordan Pettle Plays Therac 25 Pettle, Adam book Bill Chesney Plays Zadie's Shoes Pettle, Adam book Jordan Pettle Plays Zadie's Shoes Pettle, Adam book n/a Plays The Caretaker Pinter, Harold book Bill Chesney Plays The Elephant Man Pomerance, Bernard book Bill Chesney Plays Automatic Pilot Ritter, Erika book n/a Plays Eurydice Ruhl, Sarah book Sharon Secord Plays The Adventures of a Black Girl in Search of Gog Sears, Djanet book Sharon Secord Plays Harlem Duet Sears, Djanet book ? Plays As You Like It Shakespeare book Bill Chesney Plays The Comedy of Errors Shakespeare book Bill Chesney Plays Henry IV Part I Shakespeare book Plays Henry IV Part II Shakespeare book Plays Henry VI Part I Shakespeare book Sharon Secord plays King Lear Shakespeare book Bill Chesney Plays King Lear Shakespeare book Plays MacBeth Shakespeare book Bill Chesney Plays MacBeth Shakespeare book n/a Plays The Merchant of Venice Shakespeare book n/a Plays The Merchant of Venice Shakespeare book Bill Chesney Plays A Midsummer Night's Dream Shakespeare book Bill Chesney Plays A Midsummer Night's Dream Shakespeare book Plays A Midsummer Night's Dream - Illustrated Stories Shakespeare book Plays Othello Shakespeare book Bill Chesney Plays Richard III Shakespeare book Plays The taming of the Shrew Shakespeare Book Bill Chesney Plays The Tempest Shakespeare book Bill Chesney Plays for colored girls who have considered suicide when the rainbow is enuf Shange, Ntozake book n/a Plays Fool For Love Shepard, Sam book Bill Chesney Plays The Theban Plays Sophocles book David Goodwin Plays Gadfly: Sam Steiner dodges the draft Steiner, Rebecca book n/a (autographed) Plays An Experiment with an Air Pump Stephenson, Shelagh book n/a Plays Anton Chekhov: The Seagull Stoppard, Tom book Bill Chesney Plays Arcadia Stoppard, Tom book Bill Chesney Plays Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead Stoppard, Tom book Bill Chesney Plays Bag Babies Stratton, Allan book n/a Plays ML 122 Production Books Library - Left 2nd shelf TITLE Author (Last, First) Type Belongs to… Category The Farm Show Thompson, Paul book - Play Les Belles Soeurs Tremblay, Michel book n/a Plays I am a Camera Van Druten, John book TofA Plays How I learned to Drive Vogel, Paula book n/a Plays Suburban Motel: Revised Edition Walker, George F. book Bill Chesney Play The East End Plays Walker, George F. book Bill Chesney Plays Spring Awakening Wedekind, Frank book Bill Chesney Plays The Underdogs Weintraub, William book Bill Chesney Plays The persecutions and assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as performed by the inmates of the asylum of Charenton under the direction of the Marquis De Sade Weiss, Peter book Bill Chesney Plays The Importance of Being Earnest and Other Plays Wilde, Oscar book Bill Chesney Plays The Importance of Being Earnest Wilde, Oscar book Janelle Rainville Plays The Importance of Being Earnest Wilde, Oscar book n/a Plays The Importance of Being Earnest Wilde, Oscar book Bill Chesney Plays Our Town Wilder, Thornton book Bill Chesney Plays Our Town Wilder, Thornton book Bill Chesney Plays The Skin of our Teeth Wilder, Thornton book n/a Plays Cat On A Hot Tin Roof Williams, Tennessee book Bill Chesney Plays The Glass Menagerie Williams, Tennessee book Bill Chesney Plays The Glass Menagerie Williams, Tennessee book Plays A Streetcar Named Desire Williams, Tennessee book Bill Chesney Plays The Burning of the Cruise: Three one-act Plays Williamson, Hector book n/a Plays The Hot L Baltimore Wilson, Lanford book n/a Plays Paper Series Yes, David book Plays Drama and Performance: An Anthology Vena, Gary; Nouryeh, Andrea book Bill Chesney Anthology Shakespeare: Script, Stage, Screen Bevington, David; Welsh, Anne Marie; Greenwald, Michael L. book - Anthology American Drama: Colonial to Contemporary Watt, Stephen; Richardson, Gary A. book - Anthology The Shakespeare's Mine: Adapting Shakespeare in Anglophone Canada Knowles, Ric book - Anthology Monologues: Women 2 (50 Speeches from Contemporary Theatre Emmerson, Robert book Anthology TITLE Author (Last, First) Type Belongs to… Category The Perfect Piece: Monologues from Canadian Plays Hamill book n/a Anthology Refractions: Solo St. Bernard, Donna-Michelle & Nolan, Yvette book Anthology Duchess of Malfi: Seven Masterpieces of Jacobean Drama Kermode, Frank book Anthology Outlines of Shakespeare's Plays Watt, Homer and Holzknecht, Karl and Raymond, Ross book Anthology New English Dramatists 1: Each His Own Wilderness, The Hamlet of Stepney Green, Chicken Soup with Barley Penguin Plays: Lessing, Doris. Kops, Bernard. Wesker, Arnold book Manitoba Theatre Centre Anthology Plot Outlines of 100 Famous Plays Cartmell, Van H. book Maxine Graham Anthology Sing Faster: The Stagehands' Ring Cycle n/a DVD - DVD Show Distribution: Rigging and Staging n/a DVD - DVD Flying Portfolio Flying Effects DVD - DVD Production The Production Manager's Toolkit Gillett, Gary & Sheehan, Jay book - Management Backstage Forms Carter, Paul book - Stage Management The Stage Management Handbook Ionazzi, Daniel A. book Bill Chesney Stage Management Stage Management Basics: A Primer for Performing Arts Stage Managers Roth, Emily book Janelle Rainville Stage Management The Backstage Guide to Stage Management Kelly, Thomas book Arun Srinivasan Stage Management Stage Managing the Arts in Canada: S. M. Arts Guidelines (2 copies) Morgan, Winston book Bill Chesney Stage Management The Canadian Theatre Agreement 2006 - 2009 PACT book Janelle Rainville Stage Management The Canadian Theatre Agreement 2012 - 2015 PACT book Janelle Rainville Stage Management The Canadian Theatre Agreement 2015 - 2018 PACT book Janelle Rainville Stage Management Script Continuity and the Production Secretary Rowlands, Avril book Sharon Secord Film A Handbook for Independent Producers Associated Designers of Canada Bill Chesney Lighting Designing with Light: An Introduction to Stage Lighting Gillette, J.
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