Theater

Abstract The Daisy Isabel Joyce theater scrapbook, 1899-1902, contains clippings of newspaper theater programs, play reviews, and actor interviews from theaters in Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York City. In between theater programs and interviews, Joyce includes poems written by herself and others as well as notable quotes. Daisy Isabel Joyce was born in Washington, District of Columbia in 1881. She graduated from Notre Dame Collegiate Institute for Young Ladies in Baltimore,...

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Evergreen Players, a theatre group, was established in 1974 at Loyola University Maryland. This collection, dated from 1981-2017, consists of general historical materials, flyers, posters, and programs.

Abstract The Loyola University Maryland Fine Arts Department records, circa 1976-2016, contain records pertaining to academic and extracurricular arts on campus. Fine arts courses have had a long history at Loyola, evolving from single courses held in a variety of departments into a separate department. The Fine Arts Department at Loyola University Maryland offers majors (or equivalent degree programs), minors, and interdisciplinary majors in Art History, Music, Theatre, and the Visual Arts (with a...

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The Mask and Rapier Dramatic Society records document Loyola College’s dramatic club history from 1865 to 1981. The society or club was referred to by a variety of names throughout its existence. This collection consists of annual reports, correspondence, costume design drawings, meeting notes, newspaper articles and clippings, playscripts, programs, research and historical notes, and a scrapbook.

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The Poisoned Cup Players, a student-run theater group, was established in 1991. This collection, dated from 1992-2016, consists of posters and programs.

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The Spotlight Players, a completely student-run theatre company, was founded in 2003. This collection, dated from 2004-2017, consists of posters and programs.

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Loyola University Maryland student organization records document student organizations for which the archives has only a small amount of records. The collection, dated 1917-2018, consists of business and financial records, correspondence, founding documents, news clippings, posters, programs, and publications.

Abstract The Maryland theatre playbills collection, 1924-2017, contains theater programs and magazines from the following Baltimore area theaters: The Auditorium Theatre, Ford's Theatre, The Maryland Theatre, The Morris A. Mechanic Theatre, Center Stage, Lyric Theatre/Lyric Opera House, Vagabond Players, The Meyerhoff, and Olney Theatre. There are additional playbills from the following smaller theaters and theatre companies: Arena Players, Children's Theatre Association, Theatre Project, Essex...

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The Nancy Perlman stagebill and performing arts programs collection, circa 1958-1985, includes a variety of stagebills, playbills, and other performing arts programs collected by Nancy Perlman. Perlman was the Head of Archives and Special Collections at Loyola Notre Dame Library from 2005 until 2014.

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Pumpkin Theatre, founded in 1967 by Sister Kathleen Marie Engers, entertained, educated, and engaged children and families through the production and presentation of plays and class offerings. This collection, dated 1963 - 2013, contains scrapbooks, teachers' guides, a script, news clippings, programs, fliers, brochures, and a newsletter.