The tempest.
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TextPublication details: 1958. London Methuen and Co. ltdDescription: 1 v. (theater program)Genre/Form: LOC classification: - PR 2833 .A73 1958
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The Virginia Museum Theatre, June 11-15, 1957.
Title devised by Library staff.
Cast: John Conrad, Carlton Colyer, James Totten, James Lowell, Liam Clancy, James Bailey, James Hartley, Jacques Andre, John Koenig, David Ryan, James Hartley, Henry Baran, Vienna Anderson, Peter Blaxill, Cynthia Phillips, Beverly Losak, Mary Eleanor Kahle, Songs sung by Fontaine Armistead.
LC copy: Handwritten annotations by Richard L. Coe. DLC
In Honor of the Jamestown Festival, The Virginia Museum Theatre presents "The Tempest" by William Shakespeare, directed by Basil Langon. Settings and costumes by Ariel Ballif, lighting and technical direction by Joseph N. Carner, choreography by Frances Wessells, songs by Charles S. Kondek.
In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).