Production report and interviews
- Title
- Production report and interviews
- Description
- Production report and interviews on outdoor drama. The production report is of Josef Meier's The Black Hills passion play produced in Spearfish, South Dakota and the report was made August 3, 1966. Also included on the reel are interviews with Hugh Evans, the director of the Ashland, Oregon Shakespeare Festival and Jerry Turner, the director of William Shakespeare drama Henry VI at the festival. Both interviews conducted August 5, 1966. The interviews deal primarily with the challenges of directing outdoor dramas. 5" reel.
- Date
- August 03, 1966 - August 05, 1966
- Original Format
- sound recordings
- Extent
- 12cm x 12cm
- Local Identifier
- 1250-s6-b374-fc
- Subject(s)
- Theater, Open-air--Oregon--Ashland
- Theater, Open-air--South Dakota--Spearfish
- Meier, Josef (Josef Johannes), 1904-1999. Black Hills passion play
- Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616. King Henry VI
- Theater--Production and direction
- Theatrical producers and directors--Interviews
- Spatial
- Location of Original
- East Carolina Manuscript Collection
- Rights
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