Includes photographs, designs, costumes, set models, videotapes and recordings.
Set models for plays include works by Tony Awardesigners designers like Ming Cho Lee and Tony Walton.
A multimedia exhibition with photographs, designs, costumes, set models, videotapes and recordings on view through April 24.
Amid the posters, props, drawings, original scripts, Playbills, costumes, set models and other mementos of some 300 years of theater history, what stands out is the printed word.
"The Enduring Legacy of George Balanchine," a multimedia exhibition with photographs, letters, costumes, set models, videotapes and other items, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the choreographer's birth.
This multimedia exhibition, part of a worldwide celebration of Balanchine's centenary, includes photographs, designs, costumes and set models, complemented by videotapes and excerpts from oral histories from the Library of the Performing Arts.
This multimedia exhibition, part of a worldwide celebration of the centenary of Balanchine's birth, includes photographs, designs, costumes and set models, complemented by videotapes and excerpts from oral histories from the Library of the Performing Arts.
This free multimedia exhibition, part of a worldwide celebration of the choreographer's centenary, includes photographs, designs, costumes and set models, complemented by videos and excerpts from oral histories from the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
This multimedia exhibition, part of a worldwide celebration of the centenary of Balanchine's birth, includes photographs, designs, costumes and set models, complemented by videos and excerpts of oral histories from the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
This multimedia exhibition, part of a worldwide celebration of the centenary of Balanchine's birth, includes photographs, designs, costumes and set models, complemented by videotapes and excerpts from oral histories from the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
This multimedia exhibition, part of a worldwide celebration of the choreographer's centenary, includes photographs, designs, costumes and set models, complemented by videos and excerpts of oral histories from the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
