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MONTHLY ACQUISITIONS LIST – APRIL 2020 A -- GENERAL B -- PHILOSOPHY. PSYCHOLOGY. RELIGION C -- AUXILIARY SCIENCES OF HISTORY D -- WORLD HISTORY AND HISTORY OF EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, ETC D16.8 .A69 History : a very short introduction / John H. Arnold. Oxford ; New York : 2000 Oxford University Press, 2000. E -- HISTORY OF THE AMERICAS F -- HISTORY OF THE AMERICAS F390.H84 K55 Sam Houston and the Alamo avengers : the Texas [New York] : Sentinel, 2019 victory that changed American history / Brian Kilmeade. [2019] G -- GEOGRAPHY. ANTHROPOLOGY. RECREATION H -- SOCIAL SCIENCES HB2082.L36 Men who migrate, women who wait : population and Princeton, N.J. : B74 1986 history in a Portuguese parish / Caroline B. Brettell. Princeton University Press, ©1986. J -- POLITICAL SCIENCE K -- LAW L -- EDUCATION M -- MUSIC AND BOOKS ON MUSIC ML50.E268 S52 1776 : a musical play (based on a conception of New York : Viking Press, 1970 Sherman Edwards) / book by Peter Stone ; music and ©1970. lyrics by Sherman Edwards. ML50.F71 I4 I’m getting my act together and taking it on the road : a Garden City, N.Y. : Nelson 1980 musical / book and lyrics by Gretchen Cryer ; music by Doubleday, ©1980. Nancy Ford. ML50.S705 C6 Company : a musical comedy / music and lyrics by New York : Theatre 1996 Stephen Sondheim ; book by George Furth. Communications Group, 1996. ML429.W348 Dick Waterman : a life in blues / Tammy L. Turner ; Jackson : University Press T87 2019 foreword by Edward M. Komara. of Mississippi, [2019] ML3551 .P47 It still moves : lost songs, lost highways, and the search New York : Faber and 2008 for the next American music / Amanda Petrusich. Faber, ©2008. N -- FINE ARTS 1 P -- LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE PE1098 .O88 Founding grammars : how early America’s war over New York : St. Martin’s 2015 words shaped today’s language / Rosemarie Ostler. Press, 2015. PG3463 .A19 The lower depths, and other plays. Translated by New Haven, Yale 1959 Alexander Bakshy in collaboration with Paul S. Nathan. University Press [1959, ©1945] PN1707 .A34 Stella Adler on Ibsen, Strindberg, and Chekhov / Stella New York : Alfred A. 1999 Adler ; edited and with a preface by Barry Paris. Knopf, Inc., 1999 PN6120.A5 K68 Wait until dark / by Frederick Knott. New York : Dramatists 1995 Play Service, ©1995. PR5363 .A3 Plays pleasant / Bernard Shaw ; definitive text under London ; New York : 2003 the editorial supervision of Dan H. Laurence. Penguin Books, 2003. PR5363 .P9 Pygmalion, a romance in five acts. Baltimore, Md. : Penguin 1964 Books, ©1930. PR5363 .S3 Saint Joan : a chronicle play in six scenes and an Baltimore, Md. : Penguin 1952 c.1 & c.2 epilogue / Bernard Shaw. Books, 1952. PR6041.S73 H3 Halfway up the tree. New York, Random 1968 House [1968] PR6053.O54 Two into one : a new comedy / by Ray Cooney. New York : S. French, T85 1985 c.2 c1985. PR6065.R7 W5 What the butler saw / Joe Orton. London : Eyre Methuen, 1976 1976. PR6066.I53 O5 One for the road / Harold Pinter ; with production London : Methuen, 1985. 1985 photos by Ivan Kyncl and an interview on the play and its politics. PR6069.T6 N5 Night and day : a play / by Tom Stoppard. New York : Grove Press 1979 Inc., ©1979. PR6069.T6 R4 The real inspector hound and After Magritte : two plays New York : Grove Press, 1975 / by Tom Stoppard. 1975. PR6069.T6 T7 Travesties / by Tom Stoppard. New York : Grove Press, 1975 ©1975. PR6069.T6 Conversations with Stoppard / Mel Gussow. New York : Grove Press, Z464 1996 1996. PR6073.R529 Mrs Klein / Nicholas Wright. London : Nick Hern, M7 1995 1995, ©1988. PS627 .B87 Three plays about business in America / edited and New York : Washington 1964 with introductions by Joseph Mersand. Square Press, ©1964. PS3513.I2824 A cry of players : a play / by William Gibson. New York : Atheneum, C7 1968 ©1968. PS3517.N265 Eleven short plays / by William Inge. [New York] : Dramatists A6 1962 Play Service, [1962] PS3517.N265 Bus stop : a three-act romance / by William Inge. New York : Dramatists B8 1956 Play Service, Inc., [1956] PS3517.N265 Splendor in the grass / from the screenplay by William New York : Dramatists S6 1994 Inge ; adapted to the stage by F. Andrew Leslie. Play Service, ©1994. PS3521.E744 Lunch hour / Jean Kerr. Garden City, N.Y. : L8 1981 Doubleday, ©1981. 2 PS3523.A934 I5 The incomparable Max; a play, by Jerome Lawrence New York, Hill and Wang 1972 and Robert E. Lee. [1972] PS3535.I224 S7 Street scene : a play in three acts / by Elmer L. Rice. New York : S. French, 1956 ©1956. PS3537.I663 The odd couple : female version / by Neil Simon. London : French, ©1986. O35 1986 PS3545.I5365 Suddenly last summer / by Tennessee Williams. New York : New S83 1958 American Library, ©1958. PS3553.O9 S9 Summertree. New York, Random 1968 House [1968] PS3557.E368 Sly fox : a comedy in two acts adapted from "Volpone" New York : S. French, S55 2005 / by Larry Gelbart. ©2005. PS3557.O72 N6 No place to be somebody; a black black comedy in Indianapolis, Bobbs- 1969 three acts / by Charles Gordone ; introduction by Merrill [1969] Joseph Papp. PS3557.U2 H6 The house of blue leaves : a play / by John Guare. New York : Viking Press, 1972 1972. PS3557.U82 O5 The old boy / A.R. Gurney. Garden City, N.Y. : 1992 Fireside Theatre, ©1992. PS3561.E668 My sister in this house / by Wendy Kesselman. Garden City, N.Y. : N. M91 1982 Doubleday, ©1982. PS3561.O646 Three plays / Arthur Kopit. New York : Hill and A6 1997 Wang, 1997. PS3562.U295 Moon over Buffalo : a comedy / by Ken Ludwig. Garden City, New York : M6 1995 The Fireside Theatre, [1995] PS3563.A4345 Glengarry Glen Ross : a play / by David Mamet. New York : Grove Press, G56 1983 1983, ©1982. PS3563.A4345 Sexual perversity in Chicago and The duck variations : New York : Grove Press : S4 1978 c.2 two plays / by David Mamet. Distributed by Random House, 1978. PS3563.A4345 The water engine, an American fable ; and Mr. New York : Grove Press, W3 1978 Happiness : two plays / by David Mamet. 1978. PS3563.A625 Old wicked songs / by Jon Marans. Garden City, New York : O6 1996 The Fireside Theatre, [1996] PS3563.C394 Marvin’s room / Scott McPherson. New York : Plume, [1992] M37 1992 PS3566.A73 The America play, and other works / Suzan-Lori Parks. New York : Theatre A791 1995 Communications Group, 1995. PS3566.E2345 Sally and Marsha : a play in two acts / by Sybille New York, N.Y. (440 Park S24 1985 Pearson. Ave South, New York 10016) : Dramatists Play Service, ©1985. 3 PS3569.C5 J5 Jimmy Shine; a play. New York, Atheneum, 1969 1969. PS3569.H394 Chicago and other plays / by Sam Shepard. New York : Urizen Books, F5 1981 ©1981. PS3569.H426 Beau Jest : a comedy / by James Sherman. New York : S. French, B4 1992 ©1992. PS3573.A334 Key exchange / by Kevin Wade. Garden City, N.Y. : Nelson K4 1981 Doubleday, ©1981. PS3573.I45677 The piano lesson / by August Wilson. New York, N.Y., U.S.A. : P54 1990 Plume, ©1990. PS3573.I45677 Two trains running / August Wilson. New York : Dutton, T961 1992 ©1992. PS3573.I458 B3 Balm in Gilead, and other plays. New York, Hill and Wang 1965 [1965] PS3573.I458 T3 Talley’s folly : a play / by Lanford Wilson. New York : Hill and 1979 Wang, ©1979. PS3576.I518 Amulets against the dragon forces / by Paul Zindel. New York, N.Y. (440 Park A78 1989 Ave. S., New York 10016) : Dramatists Play Service, ©1989. PS3576.I518 A8 And Miss Reardon drinks a little / by Paul Zindel. New York, NY : 1999 Dramatists Play Service, ©1999. PS3576.I518 Every seventeen minutes the crowd goes crazy! / by New York : Dramatists E95 2000 Paul Zindel. Play Service, Inc., ©2000. PS3576.I518 Ladies at the Alamo / by Paul Zindel. New York : Dramatists L33 1977 Play Service, ©1977. PS3576.I518 L4 Let me hear you whisper, and the ladies should be in New York : Dramatists 2001 bed / two plays by Paul Zindel. Play Service Inc., [2001] PS3576.I518 P5 Paul Zindel’s the pigman / adapted to the stage by F. New York : Dramatists 2003 Andrew Leslie. Play Service, ©2003. PS3576.I518 S4 The secret affairs of Mildred Wild : a comedy in three New York : Dramatists 2001 acts / by Paul Zindel. Play Service, [2001] PS3602.E774 Harvest widows / by Nick Bertelson. Fargo, ND : NDSU, North H37 2019 Dakota State University Press, [2019] PT2671.I6 I513 In the matter of J. Robert Oppenheimer : a play freely New York : Hill and 1968 adapted on the basis of the documents by Heinar Wang, ©1968. Kipphardt / by Heinar Kipphardt ; translated by Ruth Spiers. PT2673.U29 Hamletmachine and other texts for the stage / Heiner New York : Performing H33 1984 c.2 Müller ; edited and translated by Carl Weber. Arts Journal Publications, ©1984. PT9812.F3 The Father / August Strindberg. Mineola, N.Y. : Dover E513 2003 Publications, ©2003. Q -- SCIENCE 4 R -- MEDICINE S -- AGRICULTURE T -- TECHNOLOGY TR654 .B695 Drive-by shootings / [photographs by] David Bradford ; Köln : Könemann, 2000 text by Gerhard Waldherr. ©2000. U -- MILITARY SCIENCE V -- NAVAL SCIENCE Z -- BIBLIOGRAPHY. LIBRARY SCIENCE. INFORMATION RESOURCES (GENERAL) Oversize BS621 .C87 The letter and the scroll : what archaeology tells us Washington, D.C. : 2009 about the Bible / Robin Currie and Stephen G. Hyslop. National Geographic, ©2009. G2230 .I8 2007 The biblical world : an illustrated atlas / by Jean-Pierre Washington, D.C. : Isbouts ; foreword by Bruce Chilton. National Geographic, ©2007. ML100 .B54 The Billboard illustrated encyclopedia of classical music New York : Billboard 2000 / general editor, Stanley Sadie ; foreword by Vladimir Books, 2000. Ashkenazy. TR655 .R38 Robert Rauschenberg : photographs, 1949-1962 / New York : D.A.P., 2011 edited by Susan Davidson and David White ; with an ©2011. introduction by Nicholas Cullinan. Special Collections HD1485.N4 Sons of the wild jackass : the Nonpartisan League in Fargo, ND : North Dakota S46 2019 North Dakota / by Terry L.
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    Artistic Director Nathaniel Shaw Managing Director Phil Whiteway 1776 SEASON SPONSORS AMERICA’S PRIZE WINNING MUSICAL MUSIC AND LYRICS BY SHERMAN E. Rhodes and Leona B. EDWARDS Carpenter Foundation BOOK BY PETER STONE BASED ON A CONCEPT BY SHERMAN EDWARDS ORIGINAL PRODUCTION DIRECTED BY PETER HUNT ORIGINALLY PRODUCED ON THE BROADWAY STAGE BY STUART OSTROW STAGE MANAGEMENT Laura Hicks* SET DESIGN COSTUME DESIGN Rich Mason Sue Griffin LIGHT DESIGN SOUND DESIGN BJ Wilkinson Derek Dumais MUSIC DIRECTION Sandy Dacus DIRECTION Debra Clinton 1776 is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.MTIShows.com CAST MUSICAL NUMBERS AND SCENES ACT I MEMBERS OF THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS For God’s Sake, John, Sit Down ............................... Adams & The Congress Piddle, Twiddle ............................................................. Adams President Delaware Till Then .......................................................... Adams & Abigail John Hancock............ Michael Hawke Caesar Rodney ........... Neil Sonenklar The Lees of Old Virginia ......................................Lee, Franklin & Adams Thomas McKean ..... Andrew C. Boothby New Hampshire But, Mr. Adams — .................. Adams, Franklin, Jefferson, Sherman & Livingston George Read ................ John Winn Dr. Josiah Bartlett ......Joseph Bromfield Yours, Yours, Yours ................................................ Adams & Abigail Maryland He Plays the Violin ........................................Martha,