| Ref No | PRG/JMS/F241001 |
| AltRefNo | F241001 |
| Collection | Ronald James Programme Collection |
| Title | Theatre programme: Song Of The Ensemble Company / God Is A (Quess What?) |
| Date | 5,6,7,13,13,14,15,16,17 May-8, 9, 10 May 1969 |
| Extent | 1 item |
| Description | Theatre programme advertising Song Of The Lusitanain Bogey / God Is A (Guess What?). Aldwych Theatre, London. World Theatre Season 69. Adverts and pictures of both productions on inside pages. And diners quide. Programme price one shilling. |
| Creative roles: Song Of The Lusitanian Bogey: Peter Weiss (by), First visit to this Country of the Negro Ensemble Company from New York, Michael A. Schultz (staged and directed), Lee Baxandall (translated by), Louis Johnson (dance), Edward Burbridge (sets), Bernard Johnson. God Is A (Quess What?): Ray Mclver (play & music), Michael A. Schultz (director), Louis Johnson (choreography), Edward Burbridge (sets by), Bernard Johnson (costumes), Marshall Williams (lighting). Governors of The Royal Shakespeare Company (presented by). |
| Performers: Song Of The Lusitanian Bogey: Arthur French, William Jay, Ester Rolle, Clarice Taylor, Mari Toussaint, Hattie Winston, Allie Woods. God Is A (Guess What ?): The Company, Arthur French, David Downing, Julius W. Harris, Samuel Blue, Jr., Clarice Taylor, William Jay, Frances Foster, Graham Brown, Allie Woods, Judyann Elder, Hattie Winston, Rosalind, Esther Rolle, Norman Bush, Mari Toussaint, Graham Brown. |
| Subject | Morality Plays |
| PhysicalDescription | blue / black on white paper |
| Event | Song Of The Ensemble Company / God Is A (Quess What?) |
| Related Place | Aldwych Theatre |
| Category | Programmes (theatre) |
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| Level | Item |