Performing Arts

Q0248 Lettice & Lovage (1990)

A colored poster with a white background. A photograph of an old Renaissance era oil painting in a large gold frame. The portrait depicts a middle age white woman with brown hair in a bun with beads. She has bright blue eyes and is looking directly at the viewer. She is wearing a high collared dress with beads and a choker. Around her neck is a modern era black camera hanging down off the oil painting. Text underneath the camera reads, “The Shubert Organization, Robert Fox LTD & Roger Berlin present Maggie Smith, Margaret Tyzack in Lettice & Lovage; A New Comedy by Peter Shaffer with Paxton Whitehead and Bette Henritze; Designed by Alan Tagg; Miss Smith’s costumes by Anthony Powell; Costumes Designed by Frank Krenz; Lighting Designed By Ken Billington; Directed by Michael Blakemore; Barrymore Theatre 243 West 47th Street.” To the left and right of the text are four illegible handwritten signatures in marker.

Q0250 Party: A Comedy by David Dillon (2001)

A multicolor poster with a white background and a large cutout group photo of actors in the comedy play, "Party," mostly smiling and looking at the viewer with their arms around each other. Surrounding the group image are the written thank you messages and signatures of the play's actors. At the top of the poster is the text, "Party is an evening of hilarious truth-or-dare antics. One of the most uplifting and affirming representations of gay life on any stage ever. -The Advocate." Underneath the group image is the text, "Party - a comedy by David Dillon - directed by Nic Arnzen - special thanks to our sponsors:" and the logos for the Gay & Lesbian Times, Bourbon Street, Wyndham San Diego at Emerald Plaza, Doubletree Hotel San Diego Mission Valley, Appel Presents, The Source: The Ultimate Gay Community Directory, 2(^x)ist [read: to exist], and Ikea. At the bottom of the poster in a black rectangular section is the white event info text, "Quentin Crisp Theatre - The Art and Soul of Hillcrest-formerly 6@Penn Studio - Opens: May 18 corner of 6th and Pennsylvania - Tickets: 619-688-9210 or www.quentin crisp theatre.com." The poster is signed by seven people, presumably the seven cast members depicted on the poster.

Q0265 Roving, Spring ’82 Concert Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles (1982)

A yellow beige and purple poster with a graphic of a music conductor stand in front of a music stand with the audience and an inverted circle of sheet music behind him. At the top left of the poster is the cursive text, "Tickets: 7.50 at West Hollywood Ticket Agency, A Different Light Bookstore, Hot Stuff/Long Beach and At the Door." To the right is the text, "Sat. April 17th. 8pm. John Burroughs High School Auditorium, 1920 Clark St., Burbank," followed below by the text, "With Avaz. 40 costumed dancers and musicians." Below and to the center is the large title text, "Roving" followed by the text, "GMCLA's Spring 82 Concert" with flower accents. Underneath is the graphic illustration followed below by the centered text, "Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles" and the small text, "® R.C. Cisneros 82."

Q0276 An Evening at the Old Globe with Quentin Crisp – Deka Productions (1983)

Q0289 An Evening of Music for Women Feminist Communications – Thursday’s Child (1979)

Q0290 With Julie Homi Feminist Communications – Thursday’s Child (1979)

Q0291 Ivy Bottini In Concert 1979

Q0295 Splash-O-Rama (1993)

Q0296 June Millington

Q0297 Margie Adam – Back Door

Q0298 Heather Bishop

Q0299 Sally Piano

Q0300 An Evening of Women’s Music

Q0301 Meg Christian and Cris Williamson at Carnegie Hall 1982

Q0303 Margie Adam – On the Road for Women’s Rights

Q0304 Holly Near In Concert With Adrienne Torf at UCLA 1981

Q0336 Laramie Project

Q0349 Splash Dance International Gay & Lesbian Aquatics (1997)

Q0350 5th Annual Summer Poetry Slam Full Moon Poets (2003)

Q0358 Universal Rhythms Stepping Stone of San Diego, Inc. and San Diego Human Dignity Foundation (2007)

Q0359 It’s Show Time starring Lorna Luft Celebrates Her Mother Judy Garland Stepping Stone (2006)

Q0361 Living Out Loud Presents Laughing Out Loud (2007)

Q0370 Miles to Go by Mark Fairchild – As a Matter of Fact by Robert Stone (1986)