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Marilyn Symmes Collection of Theater, Dance, Music, and Opera Programs M2516 http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c85d900m No online items Guide to the Marilyn Symmes collection of theater, dance, music, and opera programs M2516 Malgorzata Schaefer Department of Special Collections and University Archives 2020 Green Library 557 Escondido Mall Stanford 94305-6064 [email protected] URL: http://library.stanford.edu/spc M2516 1 Language of Material: English Contributing Institution: Department of Special Collections and University Archives Title: Marilyn Symmes collection of theater, dance, music, and opera programs Creator: Symmes, Marilyn F. source: Symmes, Marilyn F. Identifier/Call Number: M2516 Physical Description: 3.36 Linear Feet(7 manuscript boxes, one flat box) Date (inclusive): 1992-2019 Conditions Governing Access Open for research. Note that material must be requested at least 36 hours in advance of intended use Preferred Citation [identification of item], Marilyn Symmes collection of theater, dance, music, and opera programs (M2516). Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford Libraries, Stanford, California Content Description Collection consists of approximately 250 playbills and printed programs of primarily (but not exclusively) New York City theater, opera, dance and music performances that took place between 1992 and 2019, with the majority of the playbills dating from 2000-2018 Conditions Governing Use While Special Collections is the owner of the physical and digital items, permission to examine collection materials is not an authorization to publish. These materials are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study. Any transmission or reproduction beyond that allowed by fair use requires permission from the owners of rights, heir(s) or assigns. See: http://library.stanford.edu/spc/using-collections/permission-publish Subjects and Indexing Terms Symmes, Marilyn F. Series 1. Theater Broadway and Off-Broadway Playbills Box 1, Folder 1 Three Tall Women (April 1994) Box 1, Folder 1 Richard II (May 1994) Box 1, Folder 1 The Two Gentlemen of Verona (August 1994) (2 copies) Box 1, Folder 1 Vita and Virginia (December 1994) Box 1, folder 2 Arcadia (March 1995) Box 1, folder 2 The Heiress (March 1995) Box 1, folder 2 Translations (March 1995) Box 1, folder 2 The Moliere Comedies (March 1995) Box 1, folder 3 Indiscretions (April 1995) Box 1, folder 3 Hamlet (May and June 1995) Box 1, folder 3 A Month in the Country ( (May 1995) Box 1, folder 4 Sunset Boulevard (September 1995) (2 copies) Box 1, folder 4 Vicotr Victoria (November 1995) Box 1, folder 4 Master Class ((November 1995) Box 1, Folder 5 A Delicate Balance (April 1996) Box 5, Folder 5 Rent (April 1996) Box 1, Folder 5 Seven Guitars (April 1996) Box 1, Folder 5 Mrs. Klein (April 1996) Box 1, folder 6 An Ideal Husband (September 1996) Box 1, folder 6 Skylight (November 1996) Box 1, folder 6 Stanely (February 1997) Box 1, folder 7 Art (March 1998) M2516 2 Series 1. Theater Broadway and Off-Broadway Playbills Box 1, folder 7 Collected Stories (August 1998) Box 1, folder 7 Little Me (October 1998) Box 1, folder 8 Blue Man Group "Tubes" (March 1999) Box 1, folder 8 The Mineaola Twins (March 1999) Box 1, folder 8 Wit (March 1999) Box 1, folder 8 Fosse (March 1999) Box 1, folder 9 The Lion King (Stagebill) (March 1999) Box 1, folder 9 The Closer (April 1999) Box 1, folder 9 Chesapeake ((October 1999) (2 copies) Box 1, folder 10 The Green Bird (May 2000) Box 1, folder 10 Fully Committed (June 2000) Box 1, folder 10 Copenhagen (August 2000) Box 1, folder 10 Jitney (August 2000) Box 1, folder 11 Contact (September 2000) Box 1, folder 11 The Tale of the Allergist's Wife (November 2000) Box 1, folder 11 The Unexpected Man (December 2000) Box 2, folder 1 The Invention of Love (March 2001) Box 2, folder 1 Judgment at Nuremberg (March 2001) Box 2, folder 1 Proof (March 2001) Box 2, folder 1 King Hedley II (April 2001) Box 2, folder 2 The Syringa Tree (April 2001) Box 2, folder 2 Stones in his Pockets (April 2001) Box 2, folder 2 Jane Eyre (April 2001) Box 2, folder 2 Madame Melville (April 2001) Box 2, folder 3 Mnemonic (Encore) (May/June 2001) Box 2, folder 3 The Producers (September 2001) (2 copies) Box 2, folder 3 The Full Monty (November 2001) Box 2, folder 4 Fortune's Fool (April 2001) Box 2, folder 4 Private LIves (May 2002) Box 2, Folder 4 The Mystery of Charles Dickens (May 2002) Box 2, folder 5 Vincent in Brixton (March 2003) (2 copies) Box 2, folder 5 Movin'Out (March 2003) Box 2, folder 5 Talking Heads (April 2003) Box 2, folder 6 Humble Boy (May 2003) Box 2, Folder 6 Nine (July 2003) (3 copies) Box 2, folder 7 Jumpers (June 2004) (2 copies) Box 2, folder 7 Sight Unseen (July 2004) Box 2, folder 7 Frozen (August 2004) Box 2, folder 7 Democracy (November 2004) Box 2, folder 8 The Three Penny Opera (March 2006) Box 2, folder 8 The History Boys (April 2006) Box 2, folder 8 Heartbreak House (September 2006) Box 2, folder 8 The Drowsy Chaperon (September 3006) Box 2, folder 9 Avenue Q (October 2006) Box 2, folder 9 The Coast of Utopia (November 2006; March 2007) (2 copies) Box 2, folder 10 Spring Awakening (January 2007) Box 2, folder 10 Deuce (May 2007) Box 2, folder 10 Frost Nixon (May 2007) Box 2, folder 10 Coram Boy (May 2007) (2 copies) Box 2, folder 11 Rock n'Roll (Ocotber 2007) (2 copies) Box 2, folder 11 Rock n' Roll (December 2007) Box 2, folder 12 Thurgood (May 2008) Box 2, folder 12 The Country Girl (May 2008) (2 copies) Box 2, folder 12 South Pacific (June 2008) Box 2, folder 12 Gypsy (September 2008) Box 2, folder 13 Hair (April 2009) Box 2, folder 13 Billy Elliot the Musical (May 2009) Box 2, folder 13 God of Carnage (May 2009) M2516 3 Series 1. Theater Broadway and Off-Broadway Playbills Box 2, folder 13 33 Variations (May 2009) Box 2, folder 13 Exit the King (May 2009) (2 versions) Box 3, folder 1 West Side Story (July 2009) Box 3, folder 1 The Emperor Jones, The Irish Repertory Theatre (October 2009) Box 3, folder 1 A Little Night Music (May 2009) Box 3, folder 1 American Idiot (May 2010) Box 3, Folder 1 Fela! (May 2010) Box 3, Folder 1 Red (May 2010) Box 3, Folder 1 A Free Man of Color (November 2010) Box 3, Folder 2 The Pitmen Painters (October 2010) (2 copies) Box 3, folder 2 War Horse (March 2011) (2 copies) Box 3, folder 2 Jerusalem (May 2011) Box 3, folder 2 The Book of Mormon (May 2011) Box 3, folder 3 Memphis (May 2011) Box 3, folder 3 The Importance of Being Ernest (May 2011) Box 3, folder 3 The Normal Heart (May 2011) Box 3, folder 3 Death Takes a Holiday (May 2011) Box 3, folder 3 Hugh Jackman Back on Broadway (May 2011) Box 3, folder 4 Porgy and Bess (May 2012) Box 3, folder 4 Gore Vidal's the Best Man (May 2012) Box 3, folder 4 Nice Work If You Can Get It (May 2012) Box 3, folder 4 Clybourne Park (May 2012) Box 3, folder 4 One Man, Two Guvnors (May 2012) (2 copies) Box 3, folder 5 I'll Eat You Last (May 2013) Box 3, folder 5 Lucky Guy (May 2013) Box 3, folder 5 The Lion King (May 2013) Box 3, folder 5 Matilda (May 2013) Box 3, folder 5 Kinky boots (May 2013) Box 3, folder 6 Here Lies Love (May 2013) (2 copies) Box 3, folder 6 Macbeth (May 2013) (2 copies) Box 3, folder 6 Jersey Boys (August 2013) Box 3, folder 7 Act One (March 2014) Box 3, folder 7 A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder (May 2014) Box 3, folder 7 Cabaret (May 2014) Box 3, folder 7 All the Way (May 2014) Box 3, folder 7 Casa Valentina (May 2014) Box 3, folder 7 The Realistic Joneses (May 2014) Box 3, folder 8 Here Lies Love (May 2014) Box 3, folder 8 Hedwig and the Angry Inch (June 2014) Box 3, folder 8 The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time (September 2014) (2 copies) Box 3, folder 8 On the Town (October 2014) Box 3, folder 9 The Audience (February 2015) (2 copies) Box 3, folder 9 Skylight (March 2015) (2 copies) Box 3, folder 9 Wolf Hall Parts One and Two (April 2015) (3copies) Box 3, folder 10 The King and I (June 2015) Box 3, Folder 10 King Charles III (October (2015) Box 3, Folder 10 Eclipsed (November 2015) Box 3, Folder 10 Hamilton (July 2015) (2 copies) Box 3, folder 11 The Crucible (April 2016) Box 3, folder 11 Long Day's Journey Into Night (May 2016) Box 3, folder 11 Sweat (May 2016) Box 3, folder 11 Blackbird (May 2016) (2 copies) Box 3, folder 11 Shuffle Along (May 2016) Box 3, folder 12 The Great Comet 1812 (January 2017) Box 3, folder 12 Rough Draft Festival [March 2017] (2 copies) Box 3, folder 12 Joan of Arc (March 2017) (2 copies) Box 4, folder 1 Oslo (April 2017) Box 4, folder 1 Come From Away (May 2017) M2516 4 Series 1. Theater Broadway and Off-Broadway Playbills Box 4, folder 1 Indecent (July 2017) Box 4, folder 1 A Doll's House Part 2 (August 2017) Box 4, folder 2 Three TAll Women (April 2018) (2 copies) Box 4, folder 2 Carousel (May 2018) Box 4, folder 2 Dear Evan Hansen (May 2018) Box 4, folder 2 My Fair Lady (May 2018) Box 4, folder 3 Harry Pitter (May 2018) (3 copies) Box 4, folder 3 Travesties (May 2018) Box 4, folder 3 The Ferry man (May 2018) Box 4, folder 3 To Kill a Mockingbird (May 2018) Box 4, folder 4 Hadestown (May 2019) Box 4, folder 4 Ain't Too Proud (May 2019) (2 copies) Box 4, folder 4 All My Sons (May 2019) (2 copies) Other Venues and Other Cities Box 4, Folder 5 Met Museum (New York) Presents La Celestina (March 2014) Box 4, Folder 5 New York Theatre Workshop: Beckett Shorts (December 2007); Aftermath (September 2009 (2 copies); Nat Turner in Jerusalem (2016) Box 4, Folder 5 Radio City Rockettes (New York), 2016 season Box 4, Folder 6 Park Avenue Armory (New York): The Hairy Ape (April 2017) Box 4, Folder 6 Stratford (Canada) Festival Magazine: She Stoops to Conquer (1985) Box 4, Folder 7 London Royal National Theatre: John Gabriel Borkman (1996) Box 4, Folder 7 Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company (London): The Entertainer (2016) Box 4, Folder 7 Orange Tree Theatre (London): The Seagull (1996) Series 2.
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