Research Catalog

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Additional authors

1. Herman, Matthew N.
2. Law, Lindsay
3. Venza, Jac
4. Jory, Jon
5. Schwarz, Bob
6. Feydeau, Georges, 1862-1921.
7. Blatt, Jerry, 1941-1989.
8. Burstein, Lonnie
9. Saddler, Donald
10. Howard, Peter, 1927-2008
11. John, Tom
12. Robbins, Carrie
13. Holmes, Ralph
14. Wright, Max, 1943-2019
15. Kaslow, Susan
16. Davis, Daniel, 1945-
17. Tovatt, Patrick, 1940-
18. Rae, Charlotte, 1926-2018
19. Hall, Pamela
20. Jenkins, Ken, 1940-
21. Curtis, Donna
22. Broadway Theatre Archive
23. Actors Theatre of Louisville, producer
24. WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.)
25. Public Broadcasting Service (U.S.)

Description

1. 1 videocassette (VHS) (95 min.) : sound, color; 1/2 in.

Summary

1. Television adaptation of the Actors Theatre of Louisville's production of In fashion, a musical adaptation of Georges Feydeau's farce comedy Tailleur pour dames. It was taped in Louisville before a live audience.

Series statement

1. Theater in America
2. Broadway Theatre Archive

Uniform title

1. Theater in America (Television program)

Subject

1. Theatrical productions > Kentucky > Louisville > 1971-1980
2. Television adaptations
3. Musical theater > Kentucky > Louisville
4. Feydeau, Georges, 1862-1921 > Adaptations
5. Marriage > Drama
6. Man-woman relationships > Drama
7. Musicals
8. Television

Genre/Form

1. Musicals.
2. Television.

Call number

1. NCOX 1938

Note

1. Originally broadcast as an episode of the Theater in America television series.

Access (note)

1. Restricted to qualified researchers.

Credits (note)

1. Musical numbers staged by Donald Saddler ; orchestrations and musical direction by Peter Howard ; set designer, Tom John ; costume designer, Carrie Robbins ; lighting designer, Ralph Holmes.

Performer (note)

1. Max Wright, Susan Kaslow, Daniel Davis, Patrick Tovatt, Charlotte Rae, Pamela Hall, Ken Jenkins, Donna Curtis.

Event (note)

1. Originally broadcast on Theater in America, WNET/13, New York, N.Y., March 20, 1974.

Title

1. In fashion [videorecording] / Produced by Matthew N. Herman ; associate producer, Lindsay Law ; executive producer, Jac Venza ; presented by the Actors Theatre of Louisville ; book by Jon Jory ; based upon "Tailleur pour dames" by Georges Feydeau ; music by Jerry Blatt ; lyrics by Lonnie Burstein ; directed by Jon Jory and Bob Schwarz ; a production of WNET/13.

Imprint

1. New York: Broadway Theatre Archive, c2000.

Series

1. Theater in America
2. Broadway Theatre Archive

Access

1. Restricted to qualified researchers.

Credits

1. Musical numbers staged by Donald Saddler ; orchestrations and musical direction by Peter Howard ; set designer, Tom John ; costume designer, Carrie Robbins ; lighting designer, Ralph Holmes.

Cast

1. Max Wright, Susan Kaslow, Daniel Davis, Patrick Tovatt, Charlotte Rae, Pamela Hall, Ken Jenkins, Donna Curtis.

Event

1. Originally broadcast on Theater in America, WNET/13, New York, N.Y., March 20, 1974.

Connect to:

1. Request Access to Theatre on Film and Tape Archive Special Collections material

Added author

1. Herman, Matthew N., producer.
2. Law, Lindsay, producer.
3. Venza, Jac, television producer.
4. Jory, Jon, librettist.
5. Jory, Jon, director.
6. Schwarz, Bob, director.
7. Feydeau, Georges, 1862-1921.
8. Blatt, Jerry, 1941-1989. In fashion.
9. Burstein, Lonnie, lyricist.
10. Saddler, Donald, choreographer.
11. Howard, Peter, 1927-2008, orchestrations.
12. Howard, Peter, 1927-2008, conductor.
13. John, Tom, set designer.
14. Robbins, Carrie, costume designer.
15. Holmes, Ralph, lighting designer.
16. Wright, Max, 1943-2019, performer.
17. Kaslow, Susan, performer.
18. Davis, Daniel, 1945- performer.
19. Tovatt, Patrick, 1940- performer.
20. Rae, Charlotte, 1926-2018, performer.
21. Hall, Pamela, performer.
22. Jenkins, Ken, 1940- performer.
23. Curtis, Donna, performer.
24. Broadway Theatre Archive.
25. Actors Theatre of Louisville, producer.
26. WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.)
27. Public Broadcasting Service (U.S.)

Added title

1. Theater in America (Television program)

Research call number

1. NCOX 1938