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Department of Theatre & Film Performance Archive

Department of Theatre & Film Performance Archive

 

JSU's Department of Theatre and Film holds a variety of performances in the Stone Center Theatre and other venues. This archive consists primarily of materials created for these productions and donated to the Library by the Department of Theatre and Film. The materials include photographs, slides, playbills, and posters. While some materials date back to the 1940s, the bulk of the collection is from the 1970s onward, and the Library updates the archive with new productions periodically. The Library has supplemented the Theatre and Film materials with related images from the Photographic Services Negative Project and the Library's own Historical Image Collection.

Related materials of interest:

  • Chronological List of Productions | 1947-Present
  • Finding Aid for Theatre & Film Collection (housed in the Library's Alabama Gallery)
  • Finding Aid for the Whitton Drama Production Collection (housed in the Library's Alabama Gallery)
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  • A Train Going Somewhere and Do Whut? (1996) | Program by Jacksonville State University

    A Train Going Somewhere and Do Whut? (1996) | Program

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 16 April 1996; Gary Gardner's "A Train Going Somewhere" was directed by Jose Alba, costume coordination by Joyce Tate, lighting and sound by Chris Collins, properties by the cast, set design by Chris Colvard, and house manager was Scott Wheeler. "Do Whut?" was directed by Chris Colvard, stage managed by Scott Wheeler, lighting and sound by Tracy Higgins, light design by Chris Collins, sound design by Justin Fox, costumes coordinated by Judy Durham, public relations by Jason St. John, and house managed by Scott Wheeler. This item is contained within the Clements drama production materials.

  • Visitor from Forest Hills and The Clown's MacBeth (1996) | Program by Jacksonville State University

    Visitor from Forest Hills and The Clown's MacBeth (1996) | Program

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 16 April 1996; Neil Simon's "Visitor from Forest Hills" taken from "Plaza Suite" was directed by Jessica Geron, stage managed by Doug Millington, costumes coordinated by Joyce Tate, lighting and sound by Chris Collins, properties by Jose Alba, set design by Chris Colvard, house managed by Scott Wheeler. Wayne Anthoney's "The Clown's MacBeth" was directed by Renee Howard, stage managed by Tracy Higgins, set design by Chris Colvard, light and sound by Tracy Higgins, costumes coordinated by Joyce Tate, house managed by Scott Wheeler, and publicity by Jason St. John. This item is contained within the Clements drama production materials.

  • Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You and The Fallen Bough (1996) | Program by Jacksonville State University

    Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You and The Fallen Bough (1996) | Program

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 21 March 1996; Christopher Durangs' "Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You" was directed by Tracy Higgins, stage management by Renee Howard, costume coordination by Judy Durham, lighting and sound by Chris Collins, properties by Jose Alba, and house manager was Scott Wheeler. E. Harriett Donlevy's "The Fallen Bough" was directed by Judy Durham, stage management/properties by Jose Alba, set design by Chris Colvard, light and sound by Tracy Higgins, costume coordination by Judy Durham, assistant stage management by John McDonald, house manager was Scott Wheeler, and publicity by Jason St. John. This item is contained within the Clements drama production materials.

  • The Romancers and The Tell Tale Heart (1996) | Program by Jacksonville State University

    The Romancers and The Tell Tale Heart (1996) | Program

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 21 March 1996; Edmond Rostand's "The Romancers" was directed/house managed by Scott Wheeler, stage managed by Chris Colvard, costume coordination by Frank Soukey, lighting and sound by Chris Collins, properties by Jose Alba. Edgar Allen Poe and Luella E. McMahon's "The Tell Tale Heart" was directed/publicity by Jason St. John, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, light and sound by Chris Collins, costume coordination by Debbie Johnson, properties by Jose Alba, and house managed by Scott Wheeler. This item is contained within the Clements drama production materials.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 001 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 001

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 002 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 002

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 003 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 003

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 004 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 004

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 005 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 005

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 006 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 006

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 007 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 007

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 008 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 008

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 009 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 009

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 010 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 010

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 011 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 011

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 012 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 012

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 013 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 013

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 014 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 014

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 015 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 015

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 016 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 016

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 017 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 017

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 018 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 018

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 019 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 019

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 020 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 020

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

  • How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 021 by Jacksonville State University

    How the Other Half Loves (1996) | Image 021

    Jacksonville State University

    Performed: 15-19 March 1996; Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" was presented as part of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. The men from three couples all work for the same firm. The youngest man is having an affair with the oldest man's wife. A cover-up is invented. The play was student directed by Todd and Mishia Edwards, stage managed by Rene Humphrey, scenic design by Todd Edwards, costume design/poster & program design by Deborah Johnson, lighting design by Chris Collins, technical direction by David Keefer, produced by Carlton Ward, faculty costume advisor was Freddy Clements, faculty directing advisor was Wayne H. Claeren. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.

 

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