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The American Conservatory Theatre presents "The Taming of the Shrew," by William Shakespeare, directed by William Ball, associate director Eugene Barcone, scenery by Ralph Funicello, costumes by Robert Fletcher, lighting by F. Mitchell Dana, music by Lee Hoiby.
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American Conservatory Theatre, February 1974.
Title devised by Library staff.
"Performing Arts, San Francisco's music & theatre monthly, February 1974, Vol. 8, No. 2"--p. 5.
Cast: William Paterson, Andy Backer, Stephen Schnetzer, Marc Singer, Raye Birk, James R. Winker, Roger Kern, Daniel Kern, Ronald Boussom, Charles Hallahan, Len Auclair, Ross Graham, Boby F. Ellerbee, Robert Mooney, E. Kerrigan Prescott, Ric Hamilton, Fredi Olster, Claire Malis, Deborah May. Players: James Arrington, Karen Hensel Bailey, Phillip W. Beck, Betty Bridges, Eugene Carroll, Karl Ellis, Jessica Epstein, S. Lockhart Fryer, Leslie Harrell, Lawrence Hecht, Charles H. Hyman, Christopher Kuhlman, Dom Magwili, Maureen O'Kelley, Beth Raines, Jean Carol Rasey, Angie Reynal, Craig Scott, Evelyn Seubert, Sandra Shotwell, Judy Teran, Wm. Todd Tressler, Joan Andrea Vigman, Patti Walker, Collis White.
LC copy shelved under: Taming of the shrew. Accompanied by playbill advertisement American Conservatory Theatre production presentation of James Whitmore in "Will Rogers' U.S.A." at the Marines' Memorial Theatre, San Francisco from Feb. 26-March 24, 1974.
With: Tonight at 8:30 / Noel Coward. Red Peppers. Family album. Shadow play -- The house of Bernarda Alba / Federico Garcia Lorca. Issued together.
In: Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress).
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The American Conservatory Theatre presents "The Taming of the Shrew," by William Shakespeare, directed by William Ball, associate director Eugene Barcone, scenery by Robert Funicello, costumes by Robert Fletcher, lighting by F. Mitchell Dana, music by Lee Hoiby, stage manager James L. Burke.
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