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This series contains ephemera and print materials from Edward Albee’s productions such as Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and smaller productions including The Ballad of the Sad Cafe. It further consists of catalogs of plays and playbills and programs spanning Albee’s career, including some from performances by the Hartford Stage Company.

This series contains ephemera and print materials from Edward Albee’s productions such as Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and smaller productions including The Ballad of the Sad Cafe. It further consists of catalogs of plays and playbills and programs spanning Albee’s career, including some from performances by the Hartford Stage Company.

This series contains ephemera and print materials from Edward Albee’s productions such as Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and smaller productions including The Ballad of the Sad Cafe. It further consists of catalogs of plays and playbills and programs spanning Albee’s career, including some from performances by the Hartford Stage Company.

This series includes manuscripts for plays and scripts for television written by Edward Albee. Included are the Sandbox: a brief play in memory of my grandmother (1959), prefaces and inserts to numerous other plays. It also contains a manuscript from an interview with the Dorothy Gordon Youth Forum in 1966, and transcripts from television entitled Malcolm (late 1960s).

This series consists of newspaper clippings and periodicals related to Edward Albee’s works. The newspaper clippings span 1968-1969, and consist primarily of New York Post and New York Times articles related to reviews of Albee’s plays such as Tiny Alice. It contains three boxes of periodicals arranged alphabetically.