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Discussing "Dossier : the Secret Files They Keep on You" and interviewing the author Aryeh Neier
Mar. 31, 1975 Discussing "Dossier : the Secret Files They Keep on You" and interviewing the author Aryeh Neier.
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Discussing "Book of Lear," with director and playwright Nicole Dreiske
Sep. 9, 1989 Discussing "Book of Lear," with director and playwright Nicole Dreiske.
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Discussing "A Journey through Newberry library" and with Lawrence Towner
Sep. 28, 1964 about The Newberry Library
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Director Nick Rudall discusses the play "Candida"
Sep. 20, 1990 Nick Rudall talks about directing his 7th play by George Bernard Shaw. Three cast members, Daria Martel, Tom Amandes and David New are part of the interview, too. The actors reenact various scenes of the play. Rudall explains Shaw wrote "Candida" as a way to sort through his complicated feelings with a woman.
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Director Michael Bogdanov discusses his production of Shakespeare’s “Timon of Athens”
Apr. 18, 1997 Interviewing television and theater director Michael Bogdanov. He discusses major themes from the play “Timon of Athens,” his life, and his work as a director. Includes a 10 second test tone. Content Warning: This conversation has the presence of outdated, biased, offensive language. Rather than remove this content, we present it in the context of twentieth-century social history to acknowledge and learn from its impact and to inspire awareness and discussion.
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Director King Vidor and Bob Edmonds discuss Vidor’s films
Jan. 23, 1975 Film director King Vidor discusses his films, their themes, and where film was heading at the time of his interview with Studs Terkel. Columbia College’s Bob Edmonds joins them and further discusses Vidor’s work.
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Director Frank Galati discusses "Postcard From Morocco"
May. 17, 1991 Frank Galati talks about the production of, "Postcard From Morocco." The stories are told through the seven people stranded at the train station. Galati notes that the luggage the people have with them also represent people's baggage through out their lives.