Date Taken from Program in folder MS-3-Ref 3.86, where Emily Lackey (director) was the Make-up Person for that performance showing that she was employed in 1951 and that this production was probably after that date, because she is the director in this play.
File contains an annotated first draft (112 pages) of the play The Putmore Island Tempest by Mary Vingoe. File also contains seven pages of handwritten notes about the play, two pages that list names of characters in each scene of the play, and a cast list for the 2015 Playwrights Colony organized by the Playwrights Atlantic Resource Centre (PARC) in Sackville, New Brunswick. The folder also includes a program for "An Evening of Readings" presented by PARC on May 20, 20215.
File contains a program for the awards presentation, held at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The award was given to Kevin Major for his book Eating Between the Lines.
Item is a small painting mounted on wood, showing shapes of different colours. The painting is probably related to Dalhousie Theatre's 1986 production of Thieves' Carnival. Written on the painting, apparently in pencil, are a number of short phrases, includeing: Pink Girl; Juliette Act 1; Nupont Dufours; Eva Carnival; Lady Hurt Evening. There are sequins incorporated into the painting as well.
File also contains a two-page document outlining the goals of a steering committee to set up a Toronto citizens' group to link with a similar group in Volvograd, USSR, in the pursuit of influencing peaceful relationships and nuclear arms reductions.
File contains planning materials and correspondence related to the Transgender Day of Remembrance 2010. Materials include one program for the event, typed speaker's notes, handwritten planning notes, and correspondence. Materials in this file also relate to the Safe Harbour Metropolitan Community Church, which hosted the event.
File contains travel expense claims; correspondence about expenses; and other information about expenses incurred by Jenny Munday during her position as Crake Fellow in Drama at Mount Allison University.
