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414 stories from The New York Public Library

Triptych Head Shots by Barbara Cohen-stratyner, Curator Of Exhibitions, New York Public Library For The Performing Arts, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center

Bertha Kalich. Image ID: TH-25311 While curating Head Shots, we looked for unusual formats that performers believed would represent their careers better than the standard portrait.  Or, …

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 4:39pm on July 27, 2015

The Jitney Players, The Traveling Theater Troupe by Valerie Wingfield, Archives Unit

The Jitney Players. Billy Rose Theatre Division. Image ID: TH-24201 During the Elizabethan era, traveling troupes of actors would perform in different towns throughout the United Kingdom. …

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 3:57pm on July 10, 2015

The Stereograph Headshot by Barbara Cohen-stratyner, Curator Of Exhibitions, New York Public Library For The Performing Arts, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center

Edwin Booth.  Stereograph by J. Gurney & Son. Image ID: 89096 When we started to think about an exhibition on Head Shots based on the Library for the Performing Arts' collections, we…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 2:52pm on July 8, 2015

Frank Sinatra's "The House I Live In" by Barbara Cohen-stratyner, Curator Of Exhibitions, New York Public Library For The Performing Arts, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center

  Press photograph of Frank Sinatra, ca. 1946   The Sinatra: An American Icon exhibition has many wonderful media stations for visitors"songs, excerpts from television  …

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 12:14pm on June 29, 2015

Sinatra at the Stage Door Canteen by Barbara Cohen-stratyner, Curator Of Exhibitions, New York Public Library For The Performing Arts, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center

  Stage Door Canteen, NY. Photograph by Florence Vandamm. Image ID: ps_the_4036 We have received many questions recently about this, the secondary key image for the exhibition. In…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 10:53am on May 18, 2015

Across A Crowded Room: 2015 Edition by Doug Reside, Lewis and Dorothy Cullman Curator For The Billy Rose Theatre Division, New York Public Library For The Performing Arts, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center, Billy Rose Theatre Division

After the wildly successful 2013 edition of Across A Crowded Room, we are about to launch a second edition that is more exciting than ever before. If you are a musical theater...  ..…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 1:26pm on April 21, 2015

"...a half-acre of strings..." Sinatra on the Radio by Barbara Cohen-stratyner, Curator Of Exhibitions, New York Public Library For The Performing Arts, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center

Irving Berlin.  Photograph by Vandamm Studio. Frank Sinatra was, as the Library for the Performing Arts exhibition attests, an American icon.  The project, a collaboration of LPA and …

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 1:55pm on April 17, 2015

Merce Cunningham Archive by Danielle Castronovo, New York Public Library For The Performing Arts, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center, Jerome Robbins Dance Division

The Jerome Robbins Dance Division is proud to announce that the Merce Cunningham Dance Foundation Inc, records, Additions is now open. This collection is 141.44 linear feet comprising 315 bo…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 2:53pm on April 16, 2015

Preservation Week 2015: Taking Care of Your Collections at Home by Shelly Smith

The New York Public Library has an enormous amount and variety of collection materials, and those collections require care to help them last. But the Library also has a Preservation Divis…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 10:27am on April 16, 2015

Time Machine: Interstitial Moment, Video Stockholm Syndrome by Francis Dougherty, Barbara Goldsmith Preservation Division

Our beloved Sony AV8650 EIAJ ½" open reel deck has been repaired by Bob Shuster, alias Midnight Bob.  Up and running, the 8650 is sending both color and soft grey sometimes ghostly mov…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 11:25am on April 14, 2015

An Incommensurable Grief... Louis Moreau Gottschalk on Lincoln's Assassination by Barbara Cohen-stratyner, Curator Of Exhibitions, New York Public Library For The Performing Arts, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center

Louis Moreau Gottschalk cover caricature in Vanity Fair (October 11, 1862) This week marks the 150th anniversary of the final battles of the Civil War, followed all too closely by the anniv…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 3:47pm on April 13, 2015

Orquesta en su casa: LPA at Casita Maria by Barbara Cohen-stratyner, Curator Of Exhibitions, New York Public Library For The Performing Arts, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center

RCA Victor catalogue promoting Mexican early sound film star Libertad Lamarque. Rodgers and Hammerstein Archives of Recorded Sound As well as being a research center for The New York Public…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 1:47pm on March 27, 2015

African Dance Interview Project Videos Now Available by Jan Schmidt, Curator, New York Public Library For The Performing Arts, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center, Jerome Robbins Dance Division

The Jerome Robbins Dance Division is pleased to announce that the five interviews documented with the Mertz Gilmore Foundation grant to record African choreographers and teachers are now …

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 5:12pm on March 18, 2015

Musical of the Month: Rex by Doug Reside

Richard Rodgers, Nicol Williamson, Penny Fuller, and Sheldon Harnick work on Rex A guest post by Sherman Yellen. After "The Rothschilds" I left the theater and worked as a screenwriter wh…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 3:10pm on March 6, 2015

Ol' Blue Eyes: Ready for His Close-up by John_calhoun@nypl.org, Library For The Performing Arts

Frank Sinatra is known first and foremost as a singer and recording artist; after all, before he acquired the nicknames "Chairman of the Board" or "Ol' Blue Eyes," he was known as "The Voice…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 10:51am on March 5, 2015

How the Vote Was Won, and Exported by Barbara Cohen-stratyner

Beatrice Forbes-Robertson. Image ID: TH-13476 Sometimes, it all comes together. This week, I had the pleasure of dramaturging for an On Her Shoulders evening of readings from British Suffra…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 1:30pm on February 20, 2015

Musical of the Month: The Rothschilds by Doug Reside

Hal Linden and Leila Martin in a scene from The Rothschilds, Classmark *T-PHO B A guest post by Sherman Yellen, bookwriter of The Rothschilds. It was sometime in the early 1960s that produ…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 1:21pm on February 3, 2015

Juana Vargas "La Macarrona:" A Flamenco Treasure by Kmeiragoldberg@nypl.org, Wertheim Study

As a member of the Wertheim study, I was honored to be invited to write a blog post about the Library's significant holdings related to flamenco. The footage of Juana Vargas "La Macarrona" (…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 3:54pm on January 21, 2015

Jerome Robbins Dance Division Annual Report FY14 Available by Janschmidt@nypl.org

The Jerome Robbins Dance Division's most recent Annual Report FY 2014 is now online on the Library's website. The Dance Division has continued its work, assuring its place in the world, a…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 11:31am on January 21, 2015

Sesame Street and the People In Your Neighborhood by Barbara Cohen-stratyner

So, who are the people in your neighborhood?  Bob never sings about them, but the people of Sesame Workshop always include the educational researchers and the script and songwriters.  …

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 3:22pm on January 14, 2015

Rated B (for Behavior and Blogging) by Barbara Cohen-stratyner

The Muppets of Sesame Street Courtesy of Sesame Workshop Last week's blog post looked at some of Sesame Street's content designed to engage adult attention as well as children's.  Share…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 2:52pm on December 29, 2014

Monsterpiece Theatre by Barbara Cohen-stratyner

Sesame Street is justly famous for the early childhood education components"making young children comfortable with the alphabet and numbers. One key component is providing pre-literacy exper…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 7:11pm on December 22, 2014

Time Machine: Victor Jessen, Time's Surreptitious Splicer by Francis Dougherty

Still from Jessen's animated credit sequence for Theme and Variations.  The filmmakers name descends with wisps of cotton clouds. Like the ever branching dendritic pattern water takes in…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 4:12pm on December 12, 2014

Musical of the Month: Tenderloin by Doug Reside

Friedman-Abeles Photograph Collection: Image Id: 424286 / Classmark: *T-VIM 1992-013] A guest post by Philip Lambert, author of To Broadway! To Life! The Musical Theater of Bock and Harn…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 10:28am on December 11, 2014

MY Business is to Sing: Emily Dickinson, Musician and Poet by George Boziwick

 Emily Dickinson ca. 1847. Courtesy Special Collections, Amherst College. Used with permission. We celebrate the birthday of Emily Dickinson (December 10) with an exhibit at The New York…

SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 5:31pm on December 9, 2014
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