LEBLANC, WHITNEY, 1931-
Whitney LeBlanc papers,
1956-2009
Whitney LeBlanc papers, 1956-2009
Emory University
Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library
Atlanta, GA 30322
404-727-6887
rose.library@emory.edu
Permanent link: http://pid.emory.edu/ark:/25593/8zjrw
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Table of Contents
Descriptive Summary
Creator: | LeBlanc, Whitney, 1931- |
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Title: | Whitney LeBlanc papers, 1956-2009 |
Call Number: | Manuscript Collection No. 1141 |
Extent: | 10.875 linear feet (9 boxes); 1 oversized papers folder and 20 oversized papers rolled items (OP); 13 extra-oversized rolled items (XOP); and AV Masters: 2 linear feet (2 boxes) |
Abstract: | Papers of Whitney LeBlanc, African American director, writer, producer, set designer, and stained glass artist, including correspondence, printed material, writings, and audiovisual material. |
Language: | Materials entirely in English. |
Administrative Information
Restrictions on Access
Collection stored off-site. Researchers must contact the Rose Library in advance to access this collection.
Terms Governing Use and Reproduction
All requests subject to limitations noted in departmental policies on reproduction.
Source
Gift, 2010.
Citation
[after identification of item(s)], Whitney LeBlanc papers, Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library, Emory University.
Processing
Partially unprocessed collection. In 2022 Rebecca Sherman processed the oversized rolled items and the audiovisual materials.
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Collection Description
Biographical Note
Whitney J. LeBlanc (1931-), African American director, writer, producer, set designer, and stained glass artist. LeBlanc was born in Opelousas, Louisiana and graduated from Southern University. He received a Master of Arts degree in Theater Production from the University of Iowa. Throughout his career, LeBlanc has taught theater and theater design at Antioch College, Howard University, Lincoln University, and the University of Texas, among others. In addition to theater, LeBlanc has also been involved in television, directing the Our Street series for the Maryland Center for Public Broadcasting and serving as associate producer for Good Times. In 2002, LeBlanc published his first novel, Blues in the Wind. The sequel, Shadow of the Blues, was published in 2007.
Scope and Content Note
The collected consists of the papers of Whitney LeBlanc from 1956-2009, including correspondence, printed material, writings, and audiovisual material. Also included are drafts and slides documenting LeBlanc's set designs. Writings include LeBlanc's theses, plays, screenplays, television and film proposals, and speeches. Printed material includes programs and reviews from his various productions. Audiovisual material includes recordings of the programs that LeBlanc directed, such as Our Street and Good Times. Finally, the collection includes templates used for his stained glass work.
Arrangement Note
Arranged by record type.
Selected Search Terms
Topical Terms
- African American artists.
- African American authors.
- African American dramatists.
- African American teachers.
- African American television producers and directors.
- Set designers.
Form/Genre Terms
Container List
Book #1: Directing, Designs, Reviews, 1958-1966 | ||
Box | Folder | Content |
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1 | 1958: The Unfinished Louisa - University of Iowa | |
1 | 1958: Epitaph for a Bluebird - University of Iowa | |
1 | 1959: Simply Heavenly - Karamu | |
1 | 1959: Mornings at Seven - Karamu | |
1 | 1960: The Match maker - Antioch | |
1 | 1961: A Raisin in the Sun - Antioch | |
1 | 1962: Under Milkwood - Antioch | |
1 | 1962: JB - Antioch | |
1 | 1963: The Grass Harp - Antioch | |
1 | 1963: The American Dream - Antioch | |
1 | 1963: Medea - Antioch | |
1 | 1963: A Touch of the Poet - Antioch | |
1 | 1964: Shakespearean Unit Set - Antioch | |
1 | 1965: A Streetcar Named Desire - Howard University | |
1 | 1965: Dutchman - Howard University | |
1 | 1965: Sho is Hot in the Cotton Patch - Howard University | |
1 | 1966: Anatol - Towson University | |
1 | 1966: And People all Around - Towson University | |
1 | 1966: The Tavern - Center Stage - Baltimore | |
1 | 1966: Death of Bessie Smith - Center Stage - Baltimore | |
1 | 1966: Benito Cereno - Center Stage - Baltimore | |
Book # 2: Directing, Designs, Reviews, 1967-1982 | ||
1 | 1967: A Man’s A Man - Towson University | |
1 | 1967: Letter of Advice from Max Gorelik regarding A Man’s A Man | |
1 | 1967: Whitney w/crew | |
1 | 1967: Letters of Controversy | |
1 | 1967: Theatre University | |
1 | 1967: Prepare for Glory - Theatre University - Baltimore | |
1 | 1967: Ted Shine - Theatre University - Baltimore | |
1 | 1969: Ceremonies in Dark Old Men - NEC - NY | |
1 | 1969: Ceremonies in Dark Old Men - Pocket theatre - NY | |
1 | 1970: Ceremonies in Dark Old Men - Ivar Theatre - Los Angeles | |
1 | 1971: Ceremonies in Dark Old Men - Center Stage - Baltimore | |
1 | 1969-1974: Whitney LeBlanc PBS/TV Director: Our Street Actors, Maryland Center for Public Broadcasting; Our Street Producer, Ken Corprew; Our Street Writer, Ted Shine; Holidays…Hallow Days, Prison Drama, Robert Hooks | |
1 | 1976: Bakers End - Los Angeles Actors Theatre - Los Angeles | |
1 | 1977: Bakers Dream - Apex theatre - Los Angeles | |
1 | 1981: Contributions - University of Texas | |
1 | 1982: Baby Cakes - University of Texas | |
Book # 3: Directing, Designs, Reviews, 1983-2001 | ||
1 | 1983: Zooman and the Sign - Lorraine Hansberry Theatre - San Francisco, California | |
1 | 1983: Funny house of a Negro - Lorraine Hansberry Theatre | |
1 | 1984: A Raisin in the Sun - Lorraine Hansberry Theatre | |
1 | 1986: Dreams Deferred - Burbank Stage - Burbank, California | |
1 | 1988: To Find A Man - The Harmon Theatre - Los Angeles | |
1 | 1991: The Glass Menagerie - Lorraine Hansberry Theatre | |
1 | 1993: Fences - The New Stage - Jackson Mississippi | |
1 | 2001: Twelfth Night - Lorraine Hansberry Theatre | |
Book # 4: Set Designs, 1959-1962 | ||
1 | 1959: Visit to a Small Planet - Lincoln University, Missouri | |
1 | 1959: Waltz of the Toreadors - Lincoln University | |
1 | 1959: Hatful of Rain - Lincoln University | |
1 | 1959: Cave Dwellers - Lincoln University | |
1 | 1960: Tea and Sympathy - Lincoln University | |
1 | 1960: Reluctant Debutant - Lincoln University | |
1 | 1960: Nude With Violin - Lincoln University | |
1 | 1960: Death of a Salesman - Lincoln University | |
1 | 1960: Roshomon - Antioch | |
1 | 1960: Clerambard - Antioch | |
1 | 1960: Look Back in Anger - Antioch | |
1 | 1961: A Raisin in the Sun - Antioch | |
1 | 1961: Tartuff - Antioch | |
1 | 1961: Hotel Paridiso - Antioch | |
1 | 1961: JB - Antioch | |
1 | 1961: Amphitheatre - Antioch | |
1 | 1961: Heartbreak House - Antioch | |
1 | 1961: The Enchanted - Antioch | |
1 | 1961: Death of a Salesman - Antioch | |
1 | 1961: MidSummer’s Night Dream - Antioch | |
1 | 1961: The Doctor in Spite of Himself - Antioch | |
1 | 1962: The Lady’s Not For Burning - Antioch | |
1 | 1962: The Importance of Being Ernest - Antioch | |
1 | 1962: Much Ado About Nothing - Antioch | |
1 | 1962: Arms and the Man - Antioch | |
1 | 1962: Medea - Antioch | |
Book # 5: Set Designs, 1963-1968 | ||
1 | 1963: Under the Sycamore Tree - Wright Patterson AirBase - Dayton Ohio | |
1 | 1963: A Touch of the Poet - Antioch | |
1 | 1963: Devils’ Disciple - Antioch | |
1 | 1963: The Diary of a Scoundrel - Antioch | |
1 | 1963: Charley’s Aunt - Antioch | |
1 | 1963: The Miracle Worker - Antioch | |
1 | 1963: The Skin of Our Teeth - Antioch | |
1 | 1963: Twelfth Night - Antioch, Directed by Wes Kenney, Designed by Steve Hendrickson | |
1 | 1964: Stages of Shakespeare - Antioch | |
1 | 1966: Anatol - Towson University | |
1 | 1966: And People All Around - Towson University | |
1 | 1967: Camille - Towson University | |
1 | 1967: A Man’s A Man - Towson University | |
1 | 1968: Miss Jairus - Towson University | |
Book # 6: Letters and Notes, 1956-1969 | ||
1 | 1956: Letter to President Eisenhower from WJL | |
1 | 1956: Letter of Commendation USNS General Patch | |
1 | 1960: Ted Shine injury | |
1 | 1961: A.S Gillette regarding continued Graduate Study | |
1 | 1962-64: Series of letters from Antioch term of employment | |
1 | 1962-74: Mordecai Gorelik communications | |
1 | 1964: Letters of recommendation to Howard University | |
1 | 1964: Series of letters from Owen Dodson | |
1 | 1964: Series of letters from Libby Holman | |
1 | 1964: Ken King regarding Phantasmic Three and dance performance | |
1 | 1965:John O’Neal regarding free Southern Theatre | |
1 | 1965-67: Oscar Brockett regarding Graduate Study | |
1 | 1965-67: A.S. Gillette regarding job recommendation | |
1 | 1965-67: Letter from NY Shakespeare Festival regarding appointment | |
1 | 1965-67: Letter to Steve Hendrickson regarding NY design | |
1 | 1965-67: Letter from Robert Barlette regarding And People All Around | |
1 | 1965-67: Letter from faculty regarding And People All Around | |
1 | 1965-67: Man on the Move TV Show | |
1 | 1965-67: Letter from Kenneth Baker regarding And People All around | |
1 | 1965-67: Notice of Award from Arena Players | |
1 | 1965-67: Letters of Appreciation regarding Speech at Morgan State University | |
1 | 1968-69: Letter of recommendation for Esther Jackson | |
1 | 1968-69: Offer of Design position at University of Alberta | |
1 | 1968-69: Letter of appreciation from Samuel Becker University of Iowa | |
1 | 1968-69: Booklet of Institute of Dramatic Arts at Lincoln University Missouri | |
1 | 1968-69: Series of letters from fans | |
1 | 1968-69: Series of letters from MCPB regarding Our Street | |
1 | 1968-69: Series of letters from Sally Sears | |
1 | 1968-69: Letter from Bill Bushnell regarding Dreams Deferred | |
1 | 1968-69: Letter from Richard Scamon regarding Our Street | |
1 | 1968-69: Letter of employment at WNTV | |
1 | 1968-69: Letter to Orson Welles regarding an apprenticeship | |
1 | 1968-69: Letter from Toni Morrison | |
1 | 1968-69: Letter from Alan Schneider regarding play scripts | |
1 | 1968-69: Letter from Louis Goldstein regarding Bicentennial Committee in Baltimore | |
1 | 1968-69: Series of letters to Congressman Parren Mitchell regarding Lifelong Skills | |
1 | 1968-69: Notice of American Film Festival Award - Holidays…Hallow Days | |
1 | 1968-69: Letters from fans | |
Book # 7: Letters and Notes, 1976-1993 | ||
1 | 1976: Letter of appreciation from Edgewood School | |
1 | 1976: Letter from a friend | |
1 | 1976: Letter from Columbia Pictures regarding Crispus Attucks | |
1 | 1977: Series of letters regarding appointment of Joseph Howard as a Federal Judge | |
1 | 1977: Letter of recommendation from William Reardon | |
1 | 1979: Response from Southern University regarding proposal for a documentary | |
1 | 1980: Letter of appreciation for Up and Coming | |
1 | 1981: Letters from San Francisco Ballet | |
1 | 1982: Letters from friends | |
1 | 1982: Letter from Warner Bros cable regarding various projects | |
1 | 1982: Letters from Black Film Makers Hall of Fame | |
1 | 1982: Letters announcing Media Forum Project | |
1 | 1982: Invitation from U. of Texas to Teach/Direct | |
1 | 1983: Letter to Alex Haley | |
1 | 1983: Letter from Tom Pawley | |
1 | 1984: Letter to Quincy Jones | |
1 | 1984: Various letter regarding projects Butlers Blues and Sanctuary | |
1 | 1985: Letters regarding recognition of A.S. Gillette | |
1 | 1985: Letter to Hatch-Billops | |
1 | 1985: Series of notes and letters from fans/friends/actors | |
1 | 1985: Notice of Death - Alfie Brown | |
1 | 1985: Ode To Alfie | |
1 | 1985: Service Agreement - Marshak/Wyckoff & Associates | |
1 | 1990: Letter to Bill Cosby from Robert Guillaume | |
1 | 1990: Letter from Wes Kenney to Stanford University | |
1 | 1990: Letter to Dick Gillespie & response | |
1 | 1990: Letter of recommendation from Ted Shine | |
1 | 1991-92: Series of communications from Philip Kolin | |
1 | 1993: Letter in support of Theatre Program at UMBC | |
1 | 1993: Letter of appreciation from Inner City Theatre | |
1 | 1993: Letter to Jim Hatch regarding "Sorrow is the Only Faithful One" | |
1 | 1993: Moses Gunn Remembered | |
1 | 1993: Ode To Moses Gunn | |
Book # 8: Letters and Notes, 1994-2009 | ||
1 | 1994: Letter of assistance w/project in Telecommunication | |
1 | 1994: Letter from Kathy Perkins regarding Stage Designs at Lincoln Center | |
1 | 1995: Letters of recommendation from Tom Pawley, Ted Shine, Oscar Brockett, William Brown, Winona Fletcher, Wes Kenney | |
1 | 1996: Letter requesting help with dissertation | |
1 | 1997-2009: Communications with: Ron Rand, Jack Shea, Sidney Poitier, Stephen Hendrickson, Sybil Moriel, Alan Horn, Nick Neville, Mary Ray Thewlis, Susan Palmer, Soledad O’Brien, Dolly Adams, Bob DeFrank, Maceo Dailey | |
Book # 9: Letters and Notes, Ted Shine | ||
1 | 1976: Personal regarding divorce | |
1 | 1983: Regarding Memorial service Owen Dodson | |
1 | 1986: Regarding Baby Cakes | |
1 | 1995: Regarding Confession Stone | |
1 | 1996: Regarding Film Script | |
1 | 1996: Regarding Still Here | |
1 | Various notes and letters over the years | |
1 | Excerpts from Winona Fletcher Regarding Ted shine | |
1 | 1996: Eulogy to Howard E. Rollins | |
1 | 2005: Preserving our Memories-DeAnza College | |
1 | 2006: Eulogy to Jack Christianson | |
1 | 2009: Reflections of the Past/Future-DeAnza College | |
1 | 2009: Alphas in Hollywood | |
Book # 10: Speeches, Interviews, Awards | ||
2 | 1958: University of Iowa Award | |
2 | 1958: NAEB Award | |
2 | 1986: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Award | |
2 | 1988: NBA Festival Program | |
2 | 1988: Tribute to Tom Pawley | |
2 | 1989: Encore Magazine Article | |
2 | 1992: Mother Gospel Program | |
2 | 1992: Interview - Ted Shine | |
2 | 1992: Interview by Philip Kolin | |
2 | 1993: Directing Plays by Tennessee Williams | |
2 | 2000: Knights of Peter Claver Certificate | |
2 | 2003: Amistad Award | |
2 | 2006: Tribute to Winona Fletcher | |
2 | 2009: Interview - Artists and Influence | |
Book # 11: Early Work, School, Theatre, Other | ||
2 | 1953: Community Playhouse Organization | |
2 | 1953: Streetcar Named Desire - Lincoln University Missouri | |
2 | 1953-59: Lincoln University production activity | |
2 | 1958: University of Iowa Activity | |
2 | 1958: Various news articles | |
2 | 1958: Brother and Sister Achievements | |
2 | 1964: LeBlanc goes to Howard University | |
2 | 1964: Some must leave Antioch | |
2 | 1964: Opelousas Article regarding Hometown Boy’s success | |
2 | 1969: Our Street Productions | |
2 | 1971: Kentucky PBS | |
2 | 1985: Benson TV production | |
2 | 1990: Friend - Jim Mendenhall Tribute | |
Book # 12 - Early Writings/Short Stories | ||
2 | 1954: Man is Known by His Aspirations | |
2 | 1956: LittleBoy Lost | |
2 | 1956: The Unkindest Cut | |
2 | 1956: For Good or Evil | |
2 | 1956: Ebony on the Rhine | |
2 | 1956: Someone to Talk With | |
2 | 1958: The First Night | |
Book # 13: Thesis | ||
2 | A Project in Scenic Design for Shakespeare’s Macbeth | |
Book # 14: Thesis | ||
2 | Macbeth - Orson Welles Script Version | |
Book # 15: Television Proposals | ||
2 | 1983: The Old Man and The Wee Pals | |
2 | 1992: Sins of the Father | |
2 | 1992: Silver Fox | |
2 | 1993: Sanctuary | |
Book # 16: Television Proposals | ||
2 | 1976: Before the Dawn | |
Book # 17: Film Proposal | ||
2 | The Butlers Blues | |
Book # 18 - Shooting Script | ||
2 | The Butlers Blues | |
Book # 19: Series Proposals | ||
2 | 1982: A Proposal for Cable Programming (Media Center) | |
2 | 1982: Ebony Masterpiece Theatre | |
2 | 1993: Relief | |
Book # 20: Media Center Proposal | ||
3 | 1982: Proposal for a Media Film/Television/Theatre Grove Street Center in Oakland, California to be developed along with Jim Johnson | |
Book # 21: Series Proposals | ||
3 | 1978: For Hire | |
3 | 1987: Love’s Obsession | |
3 | 1987: Information-Documentary Series | |
3 | 1989: Tell it to the Judge | |
3 | 1991: Maintaining Friendships | |
3 | 1992: Flesh and Blood | |
Book # 22: Series Proposals | ||
3 | 1977: 8th Street Sanctuary | |
3 | 1977: Justin’s Story | |
3 | 1977: Light | |
3 | 1977: Ebony Masterpiece Theatre | |
3 | 1977: After School Special | |
3 | 1977: One-Hour Jazz Special | |
Book # 23: Play | ||
3 | 1972: Dreams Deferred | |
Book # 24: Play | ||
3 | 1973: Portraits | |
Book # 25: Screenplay | ||
3 | 1991: Odyssey of a Mind (Formally copyrighted and titled S*E*X* Society’s Ebullient Xanthoma - 1970) | |
Director’s Shooting Scripts | ||
3 | Book # 26: Benson | |
3 | Book # 27: Robert Guillaume Show | |
3 | Book # 28: A Good Citizen - 227 | |
3 | Book # 29: The Working Game - 227 | |
4 | Book # 30: Most Happy Marriage - 227 | |
4 | Book # 31: The Young and the Restless - 3404 | |
4 | Book # 32: The Young and the Restless - 3412 | |
4 | Book # 33: The Young and the Restless - 3550 | |
4 | Book # 34: It’s My Party - Me And Mrs. C | |
4 | Book # 35: I Led Three Wives - Marblehead Manor | |
Book # 36: Scrapbook | ||
4 | To Find A Man | |
Scripts: Our Street television series, Maryland Center for Public Broadcasting | ||
5 | Our Street scripts, 1970s | |
6 | Our Street scripts, 1970s | |
Original Stage Set Designs | ||
8 | 1957: Bus Stop - University of Iowa | |
7 | 1958: MacBeth /Thesis University of Iowa (2 designs) | |
9 | 1958: Unfinished Louisa - University of Iowa | |
9 | 1959: Mornings at Seven - Karamu | |
9 | 1959: Simply Heavenly - Karamu | |
9 | 1959: Waltz of the Toreadores - Lincoln University | |
9 | 1959: Visit to a Small Planet - Lincoln University | |
9 | 1959: Hatful of Rain - Lincoln University | |
9 | 1960: The Madwoman of Chaillot - Antioch (2 designs) | |
OP1 | 1960: Clerambard - Antioch | |
9 | 1960: Tea and Sympathy, Lincoln University | |
9 | 1960: The Reluctant Debutant - Lincoln University | |
9 | 1961: The Doctor in Spite of Himself - Antioch | |
8 | 1961: Heartbreak House - Antioch (2 designs) | |
8 | 1962: Hotel Paradiso - Antioch | |
9 | 1962: Much Ado About Nothing - Antioch | |
8 | 1963: The Skin of Our Teeth - Antioch | |
7 | 1963: Charley’s Aunt - Antioch | |
8 | 1964: The Stage of Shakespeare - Antioch | |
9 | 1964: The Caretaker - Antioch | |
OP1 | 1965: The Tavern - Center Stage/Baltimore | |
9 | 1965: A Streetcar Named Desire - Howard University | |
8 | 1969: The Tumult and the Shouting - Lincoln University | |
9 | 1969: Ceremonies in Dark Old Men - NEC/New York (Original Production) Pocket Theatre/New York, photograph of set design | |
8 | 1970: Ceremonies in Dark Old Men - Tour Production | |
8 | 1971: Ceremonies in Dark Old Men - Center Stage/Baltimore | |
9 | 1984: A Raisin in the Sun - Lorraine Hansberry Theatre/San Francisco, California, California | |
8 | 1988: To Find a Man - Harmon Theatre/ Los Angeles | |
Stage Design Drawings, Plans, and Elevations | ||
OP3 | 1964: Shakespeare Unit - Antioch (floor plan/joist arrangement) | |
XOP1 | 1965: A Streetcar Named Desire - Howard University (elevations) | |
XOP2 | 1968: Ceremonies in Dark Old Men - NEC, NY (elevations/flooring legend/platforms/ceiling layout/working drawings/stair isometrics) | |
XOP3 | 1969: Ceremonies in Dark Old Men - Pocket Theatre, NY elevations/proscenium layout/working drawings/platforms) | |
XOP4 | 1970: Ceremonies in Dark Old Men - National Touring Production (floor plan/elevations/working drawings) | |
OP4 | 1971: Ceremonies in Dark Old Men - Center Stage, Baltimore (floor plans/elevations) | |
OP5 | 1983: Funnyhouse of a Negro -Lorraine Hansberry Theatre, San Francisco, California (elevations) | |
OP6 | 1984: A Raisin in the Sun - Lorraine Hansberry Theatre, San Francisco, California (elevations) | |
OP7 | 1986: Dreams Deferred - Burbank Theatre, Los Angeles (floor plan/elevations) | |
OP8 | 1991: The Glass Menagerie - Lorraine Hansberry Theatre, San Francisco, California (floor plan/elevations/working drawings) | |
Posters | ||
9 | 1969: Poster - Ceremonies in Dark Old Men - NEC/New York (Original Production) Pocket Theatre/New York | |
OP2 | 1995: Poster - African-American Stage Designs, NY Public Library Lincoln Center | |
Original Stained Glass Drawings | ||
OP9 | 1960: The Old Man - Antioch | |
OP10 | 1964: The Virgin - Washington, DC | |
XOP5 | 1997: The Eagle and The Rose (M/Mrs Norman Alanbaugh -private collection) | |
XOP6 | 1998: He/She Panel (M/Mrs W.J. LeBlanc-private collection) | |
OP11 | 2000: The Grape Harvest (M/Mrs Glen Ragsdale-private collection) | |
XOP7 | 2000: The Bamboo Field (Ms. Mimi Smith- private collection) | |
OP12 | 2001: Hackshaw Window (St. Augustine Episcopal Church - Oakland, California) | |
OP13 | 2002: Pierce Street Project (Ms. Brenda Wiley-private collection) | |
OP14 | 2002: The Chinese Garden (M/Mrs Marvin Poston - private collection) | |
OP8 | 2003: Sealions and Seaweeds (M/Mrs James Loomis - private collection) | |
XOP9 | 2004: The Prodigal, first sketch, Grace Episcopal Church - St Helena, California) | |
XOP10 | 2004: The ProdigaL, final sketch, (Grace Episcopal Church - St Helena, California) | |
XOP11 | 2005: Grape Harvest (Ms. Susan Shay - private collection) | |
XOP12 | 2005: Grape Crush (Ms. Susan Shay- private collection) | |
OP15 | 2006: Agony in the Garden (Grace Episcopal Church- St Helena, California) | |
OP16 | 2006: The Good Samaritan (Grace Episcopal Church- St Helena, California) | |
OP17 | 2006: God’s Awakening (Grace Episcopal Church- St Helena, California) | |
OP18 | 2007: Peter’s Primacy (Grace Episcopal Church- St Helena, California) | |
XOP13 | 2008: The 121st Psalm (WestLake Baptist Church - San Francisco, California) | |
OP19 | 2008: The Holy Family (Grace Espicopal Church - St Helena, California) | |
OP20 | 2008: The Transfiguration (Grace Episcopal Church-St Helena, California) | |
OP21 | 2009: The Tench Crest (M/Mrs Brian Tench- private collection) | |
Video Recordings | ||
AV2 | - | 227, "A Good Citizen," 1987 [original: Umatic] |
AV1 | - | 227, "A Good Citizen" and "Working Game," 1987 [original: VHS] |
AV2 | - | 227, "A Most Happy Marriage," 1987 [original: Umatic] |
AV1 | - | 227, "A Most Happy Marriage," 1987 [original: VHS] |
AV2 | - | 227, "The Working Game," 1987 [original: Umatic] |
AV1 | - | Benson, "Summer of Discontent," 1985 [original: VHS] |
AV1 | - | Benson, undated; Our Street, "Blacker than Thou," undated; Our Street, "It's a Small World," 1987 [original: VHS] |
AV2 | - | Director's reel, LeBlanc Productions, 1993 [original: Umatic] |
AV1 | - | Director's reel, LeBlanc Productions, 1993 [original: VHS] |
AV1 | - | Generations, episodes 001-015, 1989 [original: VHS] |
AV1 | - | Generations, episodes 008, 022, and 033, 1989 [original: VHS] |
AV1 | - | Generations, episodes 019-032, circa 1990s [original: VHS] |
AV1 | - | Generations, episode 029, 1989 [original: VHS] |
AV2 | - | Generations, episode 033, 1989 [original: UMatic] |
AV1 | - | Generations, episode 037, 1989 [original: VHS] |
AV1 | - | Generations, episodes 050-065, circa 1989 [original: VHS] |
AV1 | - | Generations, episodes 066-069, 1989 [original: VHS] |
AV2 | - | Marblehead Manor, "I Led 3 Wives," 1987 [original: Umatic] |
AV1 | - | Marblehead Manor, "I Led 3 Wives," 1987 [original: VHS] |
AV2 | - | Me and Mrs. C., "It's My Party," CBS, 1987 [original: Umatic] |
AV1 | - | Me and Mrs. C., "It's My Party," CBS, 1987 [original: VHS] |
AV1 | - | Our Street, "All in the Family," undated [original: VHS] |
AV1 | - | Our Street, "It's a Small World," 1987 [original: VHS] |
AV2 | - | Our Street, "Nakupenda," undated [original: Umatic] |
AV1 | - | Robert Guillaume Show, "Fast Friends," 1988 [original: VHS] |
AV2 | - | Up and Coming, "Growing Pains," circa 1980s [original: Umatic] |
AV2 | - | Up and Coming, "A Civilized Man," 1982 [original: Umatic] |
AV1 | - | Up and Coming, "A Civilized Man" and "Growing Pains," 1985 [original: VHS] |
AV2 | - | The Young and the Restless, episode 3404, 1986 [original: Umatic] |
AV1 | - | The Young and the Restless, episodes 3404, 3412, and 3450, 1986 [original: VHS |
Projection Slides of Stage Productions: Designed/Directed | ||
4 | 1-2: Unfinished Louisa / University of Iowa, 1958 | |
4 | 3-5: Simply Heavenly / Karamu, Cleveland, Ohio, 1959 | |
4 | 6-9: Mornings at Seven/ Karamu, Cleveland, Ohio, 1959 | |
4 | 10-13: Matchmaker/Antioch, Ohio, 1960 | |
4 | 14-15: Cave Dwellers/Lincoln University, Missouri, 1960 | |
4 | 16-19: Tea and Sympathy/Lincoln University, Missouri, 1960 | |
4 | 20-21: The Reluctant Debutant/Lincoln University, Missouri, 1960 | |
4 | 22-23: Nude with Violin/ Lincoln University, Missouri, 1960 | |
4 | 24-27: Death of a Salesman/ Lincoln University, Missouri, 1960 | |
4 | 28-32: Rashomon /Antioch, Ohio, 1960 | |
4 | 33-36: Clerambard /Antioch, Ohio, 1960 | |
4 | 37-42: Look Back in Anger/Antioch, Ohio, 1959 | |
4 | 43-46: A Raisin in the Sun/Antioch, Ohio, 1961 | |
4 | 47-49: Tartuff /Antioch, Ohio, 1961 | |
4 | 50-53: JB/ Antioch, Ohio, 1961 | |
4 | 54: Amphitheatre/ Antioch, Ohio (Designed) , 1961 | |
4 | 55-58: Shakespearean Unit/ Antioch, Ohio, 1961 | |
4 | 59-61: The Madwoman of Chaillot /Antioch, Ohio, 1961 | |
4 | 62: The American Dream/ Antioch, Ohio, 1964 | |
4 | 63-67: The Grass Harp/Antioch, Ohio, 1963 | |
4 | 68-71: The Diary of a Scroundrel / Antioch, Ohio, 1962 | |
4 | 72-77: Under Milkwood /Antioch, Ohio, 1963 | |
4 | 78-80: A Touch of the Poet/Antioch, Ohio, 1963 | |
4 | 81-82: The Devil’s Disciple/ Antioch, Ohio, 1963 | |
4 | 83-88: The Miracle Worker/Antioch, Ohio, 1963 | |
4 | 89-91: The Importance of Being Ernest/Antioch, Ohio, 1963 | |
4 | 92-94: Arms and the Man/Antioch C, Ohio, 1963 | |
4 | 95-96: The Lady’s Not For Burning/ Antioch, Ohio, 1962 | |
4 | 97-102: Medea/ Antioch, Ohio, 1962 | |
4 | 103-107: A Streetcar Named Desire/Howard University, DC, 1965 | |
4 | 108-112: Anatol/ Towson University/ Baltimore, Maryland, 1966 | |
4 | 113-114: The Tavern/ Center Stage, Baltimore, Maryland, 1966 | |
4 | 115-116: And People All Around/Towson University. Baltimore, Maryland, 1967 | |
4 | 117- 122: Camille/Towson University. Baltimore, Maryland, 1968 | |
4 | 123-130: A Man’s A Man/Towson University. Baltimore, Maryland, 1968 | |
4 | 131-134: Miss Jairus/Towson University. Baltimore, Maryland, 1968 | |
4 | 135-136: Benito Cereno/ Center Stage, Baltimore, Maryland, 1967 | |
4 | 137-139: The Death of Bessie Smith/Center Stage, 1967 | |
4 | 140-143: Ceremonies in Dark Old Men/NEC, New York, 1969 | |
4 | 144-150: The Tumult and the Shouting/ Lincoln University, Missouri | |
4 | 151-153: Dreams Deferred/Burbank Stage, California, 1986 | |
4 | 154-156: To Find A Man/ Harman Theatre, California, 1988 | |
4 | 157-159: The Glass Menagerie/ Lorraine Hansberry Theatre, San Francisco, California, 1991 |