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Quarry / by Meredith Monk ; interview by Charles Ruas.

Charles Ruas interviews Meredith Monk about the adaptation of her opera Quarry for radio. Meredith Monk is an American composer, singer, director and choreographer who is a pioneer in what is now called interdisciplinary performance. The theater piece Quarry was first performed at the off-Broadway theater, La MaMa, in New York.

Personal Computer Show: Interviews with Bill Gates and Steve Fried

Ross Greenberg and Dave Bernstein interview Steve Fried of Microway, which is Intel's 5th largest customer for all their microcomputer components. <br /> <br />Hank Kee interviews Bill Gates of Microsoft. He shares his views of yesterday, today, and tomorrow in personal computing. The interview was recorded in the patio of a hotel so the sound quality varies.

From the Women's Coffeehouse: A Program of Music & Poetry (Part 1 only)

Recorded live on Saturday night, December 17, 1977, the Women's Coffeehouse put on a benefit for the WBAI Women's Programming. Rebecca Tron introduces the singer Suni Paz with cellist Martha Siegal, poet Sharon Thomson, poet Alice Walker, and musician Lynn Messinger.

Seneca's Oedipus

Oedipus was presented by Performance Group of New York City in December of 1977 and January of 1978. The play was written by Roman playwright, philosopher, and political adviser, Lucius Annaeus Seneca in 50 A.D. and was based on the classical Greek play, Oedipus Rex by Sophocles written 500 years earlier. <br />

Seneca's Oedipus

Oedipus was presented by Performance Group of New York City in December of 1977 and January of 1978. The play was written by Roman playwright, philosopher, and political adviser, Lucius Annaeus Seneca in 50 A.D. and was based on the classical Greek play, Oedipus Rex by Sophocles written 500 years earlier. <br />

Writers in performance poetry series at the Manhattan Theater Club part 3

Writers in Performance Poetry Series is an evening of extraordinary women who read their works which include poetry, fiction, and personal essay. In this recording, Jill Johnston reads a story of the relationship between her and her mother.

Writers in performance poetry series at the Manhattan Theater Club part 3

Writers in Performance Poetry Series is an evening of extraordinary women who read their works which include poetry, fiction, and personal essay.

Interview with Viola Farber about dance

Peggy Spina speaks with Viola Farber (February 25, 1931-December 24, 1998), a German-American dancer and choreographer who started her own company, The Viola Farber Dance Company. Farber speaks about her inspiration for her choreography comes from simple movements she sees throughout her day by taking actions of people but removing the emotions.

Margo St. James Interview

Judy Pasternak interviews Margo St. James, self-described prostitute and sex positive feminist who is the founder of COYOTE (Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics), which is a sex worker activist organization.

Another voice: Interview with Harvey Fierstein

David Rothenberg interviews Harvey Fierstein who is an actor and playwright. He is a Tony-award winning author of and actor in "Torch Song Trilogy". Fierstein talks about his background in theater and writing. His first performance was in New York's off-broadway theater La MaMa which was in Andy Warhol's play, Pork. Fierstein is also a gay civil rights activist.

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