| Series 1 |
Bylaws, minutes and financial statements. - 1972-1987. - The series consists of the Certificate of Incorporation and bylaws of the Calgary Youth Drama Society; a complete set of Board Minutes from the inception of CYDS in 1972 to 1987, and yearly financial statements from 1973 to 1986. The series also includes a brief history of Pumphouse Theatre. |
| M-8035-1 |
Certificate of Incorporation, bylaws and mission statement of the Calgary Youth Drama Soceity |
| M-8035-2 |
Pumphouse Theatre history |
| M-8035-3 |
Calgary Youth Drama Society minutes. - 1972-1973 |
| M-8035-4 |
Calgary Youth Drama Society minutes. - 1974 |
| M-8035-5 |
Calgary Youth Drama Society minutes. - 1975 |
| M-8035-6 |
Calgary Youth Drama Society minutes. - 1976 |
| M-8035-7 |
Calgary Youth Drama Society minutes. - 1977 |
| M-8035-8 |
Calgary Youth Drama Society minutes. - 1978 |
| M-8035-9 |
Calgary Youth Drama Society minutes. - 1979 |
| M-8035-10 |
Calgary Youth Drama Society minutes. - 1980 |
| M-8035-11 |
Calgary Youth Drama Society minutes. - 1981 |
| M-8035-12 |
Calgary Youth Drama Society minutes. - 1982 |
| M-8035-13 |
Calgary Youth Drama Society minutes. - 1983 |
| M-8035-14 |
Calgary Youth Drama Society minutes. - 1984 |
| M-8035-15 |
Calgary Youth Drama Society minutes. - 1985 |
| M-8035-16 |
Calgary Youth Drama Society minutes. - 1986 |
| M-8035-17 |
Calgary Youth Drama Society minutes. - 1987 |
| M-8035-18 |
Financial statements. - 1973-1986 |
|
| Series 2 |
Office files. - 1972-1989. - The series consists of files documenting the day to day activities of the Theatre. Included are fundraising activities -- applications for funds to renovate the Pumphouse building, applications for student summer activities, bingo and casino applications, and CYDS memberships -- which took place at local, provincial and federal levels. After years of renovating the Theatre (M-8035-20 & 62), the efforts of the Society were recognized in 1984 with a Heritage Award for Architecture (M-8035-48). Some information on the public use of the Theatre is included here in attendance statistics (M-8035-21), booking information (M-8035-23-30) and Pumphouse activities (M-8035-59) |
| M-8035-19 |
Alberta Culture. - 1973-1982 |
| M-8035-20 |
"Alberta 75" funding. - 1980. - See also M-8035-10 |
| M-8035-21 |
Attendance statistics. - 1977-1985 |
| M-8035-21A |
Bass Ticket Services |
| M-8035-22 |
Bingo - Applications and financial statements. - 1986-1988 |
| M-8035-23 |
Booking information - Rates and priorities. - 1986-1987 |
| M-8035-24 |
Booking information - Rental occupancy. - 1972-1975, 1980-1981 |
| M-8035-25 |
Booking information - Requests. - 1978-1979, 1982-1983 |
| M-8035-26 |
Booking information - Requess. - 1983-1984 |
| M-8035-27 |
Booking information - Requests. - 1984-1985 |
| M-8035-28 |
Booking information - Requests. - 1985-1986 |
| M-8035-29 |
Booking information - Requests. - 1986-1988 |
| M-8035-30 |
Booking information - Requests. - 1988-1989 |
| M-8035-31 |
Brochures, invitations, etc. |
| M-8035-32 |
Calgary Region Adult One Act Play Festival. - 1986 |
| M-8035-33 |
Calgary Region Adult One Act Play Festival. - 1987 |
| M-8035-34 |
Calgary Region Adult One Act Play Festival. - 1988 |
| M-8035-35 |
Calgary Region Adult One Act Play Festival. - 1989 |
| M-8035-36 |
Calgary Youth Drama Society membership applications - Samples. - 1976, 1984 |
| M-8035-37 |
Casinos - Applications and financial statements. - 1981-1987 |
| M-8035-38 |
Ceremonies - Canada Water Landmark ceremony. - 1980 |
| M-8035-39 |
Ceremonies - 10th anniversary and reopening of Pumphouse Theatre. - 1982 |
| M-8035-40 |
Ceremonies - Dedication and opening of the Joyce Doolittle and the Victor Mitchell Theatres at Pumphouse. - 1984 |
| M-8035-41 |
Ceremonies - 75th anniversary of the Pumphouse building. - 1988 |
| M-8035-42 |
Correspondence - incoming. - 1972-1986 |
| M-8035-43 |
Correspondence - outgoing. - 1973-1985 |
| M-8035-44 |
Correspondence - City of Calgary. - 1971-1977 |
| M-8035-44A |
Correspondence - Official leters. - 1973-1079. - Consists of correspndence with municipal and provinical officials. |
| M-8035-45A |
Fundraising - Local Initiatives Program (federal). - 1972-1974 |
| M-8035-45B |
Fundraising - Oppotrunities for Youth (federal). - 1973-1974 |
| M-8035-45C |
Fundraising - Project Cooperation (provincial). - 1974-1977 |
| M-8035-45D |
Fundraising - Special Project of Cultural Initiatives (federal). - 1981-1982 |
| M-8035-45E |
Fundraising - Young Canada Works (federal). - 1977-1978 |
| M-8035-46 |
"Heliport". - 1988 |
| M-8035-47 |
Heritiage site information. - 1974-1977 |
| M-8035-48 |
Heritage Award - Architecture. - 1984 |
| M-8035-49 |
Jaycees - Pumphouse Park. - 1975-1977 |
| M-8035-50 |
Junior League. - 1972 |
| M-8035-51 |
Lease and related correspondence. - 1969-1978 |
| M-8035-52 |
Mailing lists |
| M-8035-53 |
Helen Mitchell Memorial Fund |
| M-8035-54 |
Newspaper clippings |
| M-8035-55 |
Newsletters, incomplete series. - 1973-1988 |
| M-8035-56 |
Patron 100,000 |
| M-8035-57 |
Personnel |
| M-8035-58 |
Publicity and promotions, part 1. - 1985 |
| M-8035-59 |
Publicity and promotions, part 2. - 1985 |
| M-8035-60 |
Pumphouse Park plan. - 1982-1987 |
| M-8035-61 |
"Rampage Racing". - 1984 |
| M-8035-62 |
Renovations and extensions. - 1975-1983. - See also M-8035-20 and Board minutes) |
| M-8035-63 |
Sports complex - Max Bell Memorial Arena. - 1975 |
| M-8035-64 |
Sports complex - Max Bell Memorial Arena petition |
| M-8035-64A |
Sunalta Cottage School - Redevelopment proposal. - 1982 |
|
| Series 3 |
Office files. - 1994-2000. - Consists of miscellaneous files of administrative and promotional material, including records related to finances, fundraising, and special programs and events. |
| M-8750-1 |
Administration. - 1999-2000. - Consists of lists of directors ansd staff, financial statement and information on renting Pumphouse facilties. |
| M-8750-2 |
Board of Directors recruitment package. - 1994 |
| M-8750-3 |
Drama Day Camp brochures and programs. - 1999-2000. - See also videos of the children's performances in Series 7 below. |
| M-8750-4 |
Fundraising package. - 2000 |
| M-8750-5 |
History of the Pumphouse. - [ca. 1999]. - Consists of a brief history, timeline form 1913 to 1999, brief biography of Victor Mitchell, and Joyce Doolittles memoirs. |
| M-8750-6 |
Newsletters and press releases. - 1995-2000 |
| M-8750-7 |
One Act Play Festival programs. - 1998-2000 |
| M-8750-8 |
Special events. - 1997-1999. - Consists of prgrams for Sponsor Appreciation Night, 25th Anniversary performance and fundraiser, and Oedipus The King (performed both indoor and outside). |
|
| Series 4 |
Contracts, programs and reviews.
- [ca. 1972-1987]. - The series consists of alphabetically-arranged files including contracts between Pumphouse Theatre and individuals and organizations which rented Theatre facilties. Some files include prgrams and reviews of productions presented at Pumphouse. This series, in conjunction with the files in Series 2, give a good indication of the type and extent of activities which tool place at the Theatre. |
| M-8035-65 |
Access TV |
| M-8035-66 |
Alberta Conference for Theatre |
| M-8035-67 |
Alberta Culture |
| M-8035-68 |
Alberta Theatre Projects |
| M-8035-69 |
Alberta Youth Theatre Association |
| M-8035-70 |
Alice Productions |
| M-8035-71 |
Alternative Theatre |
| M-8035-72 |
Amodeo |
| M-8035-73 |
Any Space Theatre |
| M-8035-74 |
Ariel Productions |
| M-8035-75 |
Artemis Productions |
| M-8035-76 |
Attic Players |
| M-8035-77 |
Baha'i of Calgary |
| M-8035-78 |
Ballet Canada |
| M-8035-79 |
Mark Berezowski |
| M-8035-80 |
Bloody Richard |
| M-8035-81 |
Blue Sky Productions |
| M-8035-82 |
Sharon Blyth |
| M-8035-83 |
Boxer Productions |
| M-8035-84 |
Paul Bradley |
| M-8035-85 |
Boradway Brats |
| M-8035-86 |
Ronnie Burkett |
| M-8035-87 |
Calaway Park |
| M-8035-88 |
Calgary Early Music Society |
| M-8035-89 |
The Calgary Opera |
| M-8035-90 |
Calgary Rebirthing Community |
| M-8035-91 |
Canadian Broadasting Corporation (CBC) |
| M-8035-92 |
Casino Productions |
| M-8035-93 |
Central Memorial High School |
| M-8035-95 |
The Children's Circle |
| M-8035-96 |
City of Calgary |
| M-8035-97 |
Clive Titmus |
| M-8035-98 |
Co Motion |
| M-8035-99 |
Crafts Fair |
| M-8035-100 |
Ted Crouch |
| M-8035-101 |
Harold Curties, Stealing Second and Aviation Boulevard (concert) |
| M-8035-102 |
Culloden Productions |
| M-8035-103 |
Cutz |
| M-8035-104 |
Dance Incorporated |
| M-8035-105 |
Dance Studio West |
| M-8035-106 |
Dandelion Magazine Society |
| M-8035-107 |
David Ferguson |
| M-8035-108 |
Joyce Doolittle |
| M-8035-109 |
Dave Duncan |
| M-8035-110 |
The Edible Players |
| M-8035-111 |
Festival Calgary |
| M-8035-112 |
Film Industry Workshops |
| M-8035-113 |
Five Star Theatre |
| M-8035-114 |
Kathy Flaherty |
| M-8035-115 |
Folk Festival |
| M-8035-116 |
Foothills Assocation of the Performing Arts (FAPA) |
| M-8035-117 |
Foothills Opera |
| M-8035-118 |
Forty-Ninth Street Theatre |
| M-8035-119 |
Friends Roadshow |
| M-8035-120 |
Mary Jo Fulmer |
| M-8035-121 |
Glencoe Dinner Theatre |
| M-8035-122 |
Golden Rock Productions |
| M-8035-123 |
Grassfire |
| M-8035-124 |
Michael Harmer |
| M-8035-125 |
John Heintz and Carol Sheehan |
| M-8035-126 |
Ikarus |
| M-8035-127 |
Image Theatre |
| M-8035-128 |
Independent Productions |
| M-8035-129 |
Inter-Act Theatre |
| M-8035-130 |
Interlude Mime |
| M-8035-131 |
International Brotherhood of Magicians |
| M-8035-132 |
Jazz Calgary |
| M-8035-133 |
Joint Ventures |
| M-8035-134 |
Terry King |
| M-8035-135 |
Lazy Bonz Enterprises |
| M-8035-136 |
Lazy Bonz Little Theatre |
| M-8035-137 |
Little Theatre for the Deaf |
| M-8035-138 |
Frank Lockwood |
| M-8035-139 |
Loose Moose |
| M-8035-140 |
Little Mitchell Productions |
| M-8035-141 |
George Lyon |
| M-8035-142 |
Murray McLeod (transformer) |
| M-8035-143 |
Marg McVicar |
| M-8035-144 |
National Theatre School |
| M-8035-145 |
New Ventures Theatre Society |
| M-8035-146 |
Northern Lights Theatre |
| M-8035-147 |
Walt Ohama |
| M-8035-148 |
One Yellow Rabbit |
| M-8035-149 |
OSD Productions |
| M-8035-150 |
Out of the Way Players |
| M-8035-151 |
Outreach Players |
| M-8035-152 |
Michael Pasukonis |
| M-8035-153 |
Peacock Players |
| M-8035-154 |
Performing Rights Organizationof Canada |
| M-8035-155 |
Pleiades Theatre |
| M-8035-156 |
Prairie Front |
| M-8035-157 |
Pumphouse Christmas Crafts Fair |
| M-8035-158 |
Pumphouse Players |
| M-8035-159 |
Rainbow Arts and Crafts |
| M-8035-160 |
Rebirth Productions |
| M-8035-161 |
Miriam Reder |
| M-8035-162 |
Regina Modern Dance Works |
| M-8035-163 |
Reid Sinclair - OXIS Productions |
| M-8035-164 |
Garry Rivest |
| M-8035-165 |
Riverside Arts and Crafts |
| M-8035-166 |
Riverside Theatre |
| M-8035-167 |
Roger Duncan Band |
| M-8035-168 |
The Round Earth Company |
| M-8035-169 |
Rubbo Films Inc. |
| M-8035-170 |
The Saturday School Communicare |
| M-8035-171 |
Savage God |
| M-8035-172 |
Shady Daze |
| M-8035-173 |
The 169th Street Frenchmen |
| M-8035-174 |
Social Work Society MRC |
| M-8035-175 |
Jim Spence |
| M-8035-176 |
Summer Theater Productions |
| M-8035-177 |
Swedish Society of Calgary |
| M-8035-178 |
T&T BMW |
| M-8035-179 |
Terminal City Dance |
| M-8035-180 |
Theatre Calgary |
| M-8035-181 |
Theatre Eighty |
| M-8035-182 |
Theatre Network |
| M-8035-183 |
Theatre 328 |
| M-8035-184 |
The Theatre of Silence |
| M-8035-185 |
Theatre Passe Muraille |
| M-8035-186 |
Theatre Workshop |
| M-8035-187 |
Think About It Theatre |
| M-8035-188 |
Ellis Tims |
| M-8035-189 |
Trickster Productions |
| M-8035-190 |
University of Alberta |
| M-8035-191 |
University of Calgary |
| M-8035-192 |
Vasku Productions |
| M-8035-193 |
Veena Sood |
| M-8035-194 |
Warren Rowley (Department of Music, University of Calgary) |
| M-8035-195 |
West End Theatre |
| M-8035-196 |
Western Canada Summer Games |
| M-8035-196A |
Workshop Theatre Society |
| M-8035-197 |
Vineyard Theatre |
| M-8035-198 |
Louise Young |
| M-8035-199 |
Young Life in Calgary |
|
| Series 5 |
Architectural plans. - 1914-1984. - The series consists of nine folders (108 items) of blueprints for the original pumphouse and for subsequent renovations made to Pumphouse Theatre and the surrounding area. |
| M-8035-200os |
City of Calgary plans for pumphouse no. 2. - 1914-1915 |
| M-8035-201os |
City of Calgary renovations to pumphouse.- 1945, 1954 |
| M-8035-202os |
Stevenson Raines; Sturgess Donnell - Renovations. - 1975-1979 |
| M-8035-203os |
Donnelly-Whiting - Renovations. - 1981-1982 |
| M-8035-204os |
Fire-Pro Sprinklers - Installations. - 1982 |
| M-8035-205os |
Henderson Engineering; G.F. Stebnicki and Associates - Power, lighting, heating installations, etc. - 1982 |
| M-8035-206os |
Ayres Dechert Architects Planners - Phase II (addition to Pumphouse Theatre). - 1983-1984 |
| M-8035-207os |
Plans for sound system and light grid. - 1987 and n.d. |
| M-8035-208os |
Bob Kirby's original drawings of Pumphouse Theatre, interior and exterior. - n.d. |
|
| Series 6 |
Photographs and slides. - [1970s-1980s] |
| M-8035-(209-211) |
Slides showing Pumphouse Theatre, exterior and interior, renovations and events. - 1974-1984 |
| M-8035-(212-216) |
Photographs, b&w and colour, showing Pumphouse Theatre, exterior and interior, renovations and events. - [ca. 1970s-1980s]. - Includes some negatives and contact sheets. |
|
| Series 7 |
Films and videos. - [1970s], 1997-1999 |
| F-154-1 |
Pumphouse Theatre productions / home movies. - [ca. 1970s]. - 1 film reel : 8 mm |
| V-70-1 |
Drama Day Camp - Children's performances. - July 31, 1997. - 1 video cassette |
| V-70-2 |
Television advertisement for Pumphouse Theatre's One-Act Play Festival. - January 29, 1998. - 1 video cassette. - Broadcast on A-Channel. |
| V-70-3 |
Drama Day Camp - Children's performances, session 1. - 1998. - 1 video cassette |
| V-70-4 |
Drama Day Camp - Children's performances, session 2. - 1998. - 1 video cassette |
| V-70-5 |
Drama Day Camp - Children's performances, session 3. - 1998. - 1 video cassette |
| V-70-6 |
Drama Day Camp - Children's performances, session 4. - 1998. - 1 video cassette |
| V-70-7 |
Drama Day Camp - Children's performances. - April 9, 1999. - 1 video cassette |
|
| Series 8 |
Posters. - 1974-1997. - The series consists of posters of the arts productions, fairs and other events held at Pumphouse Theatre.
Most of the poster were shrink-wrapped and displayed on the walls of Pumphouse. They have not been arranged in date order as the posters frequently
state only the month and days of the performances and not the year in which the production took place. No attempt has been made to determine the exact
year. |
| M-8035-217 | Independenat Productions presents Key Exchange by Kevin Wade. - October 4-8 : 11-16 |
| M-8035-218 | Come to the the Bow River Pleasure Faire. - July 10-13 |
| M-8035-219 | A Musical Adaptation of Godspell. - December 27-30 |
| M-8035-220 | Sex! We give the facts to teens about sex and other important stuff!. - July 21 |
| M-8035-221 | Flip Side of Life concert featuring Ted Crouch. - January 27 |
| M-8035-222 | Toothe of Crime by Sam Shephard. - June 12-18 |
| M-8035-223 | The International Tropical Fish Show. - August 30-September 1 |
| M-8035-224 | Combinations - Susan Adams (harpsichord) and Clive Titmus (lutes), music by Bach, Scarlatti, Gaultier. - September 10, 1976 |
| M-8035-225 | Image Theatre presents Robinson Crusoe by Keith Johnstone; and The Indian Wants the Bronx by Israel Horovitz. - December 27-31, January 2-4 |
| M-8035-226 | The Defeat of Giant Big-Nose - Loose Moose. - December 22-24, 26-31 |
| M-8035-227 | Thom and Jerri by Carol de Santa. - September 27-October 13 |
| M-8035-228 | Theatre 80 presents Ten Lost Years. - June 6-11 |
| M-8035-229 | Bow River Pleasure Faire - 4 days of music, trade and celebration. - July 10-13 |
| M-8035-230 | Storybook Theatre presents The Old Woman and the Pedlar by Betty Jane Wylie. - September 30, October 1,7,8,14,15; and Of Magic Kings, and Questing Beasts
(a story of King Arthru) by George Markiw. - November 4,5,11,12,18,19 |
| M-8035-231 | One Night Stand, a comdey review. - March 17 |
| M-8035-232 | Who is Selma Lagerlof? a dramatic presentation by Anita Bjork and Viveca Serllahius. - November 16, 1983 |
| M-8035-233 | New Years Eve Dance presented by O'Bessa. - December 31 |
| M-8035-234 | Summer Harvest '77 - children's summer workshop. - July 4-20, July 25-August 10 |
| M-8035-235 | Cheshire Art Theatre presents Easter by August Strindberg. - February 19-23, 36-29 and March 1 |
| M-8035-236 | 1978 Pumphouse Christmas Arts & Crafts Fair. - December 14-17, 1978 |
| M-8035-237 | Odessa presents Grand Union (semi-formal). - Decemeber 16 |
| M-8035-238 | One Night Stand, a comedy review. - June 23 |
| M-8035-239 | Vasku Productions presnets There is a Rose Garden by Michael Davidson. - October 22-27, 1984 |
| M-8035-240 | Calgary Aquarium Society presents Tropical Fish Show. - August 31- September 2 |
| M-8035-241 | Theatre 80 presents The Lion in Winter by James Goldman. - January 26-29, January 31-Feburary 4 |
| M-8035-242 | Storybook Theatre presents Buckskin and Chapperos by Paddy Campbell. - October 1,2,8,9,15, 16, 1977 |
| M-8035-243 | Nuts by Tom Topor. - October 20-23, 25-29 |
| M-8035-244 | The Wonderful World of Mr. Fingers by Irv Weiner. - November 19 |
| M-8035-245 | Foothills Opera presente Riders to the Sea by R. Vaughan Williams; and The Lowland Sea by Alec
Wilder. - March 4-7 |
| M-8035-246 | Lazy Bonz Open Frisbee Golf. - August 17 |
| M-8035-247 | The Bow River Christmas Craft Faire. - December 12-17, 19-23 |
| M-8035-248 | Electronic Music from the Electronic Music Lab at the University of Calgary. - March 26 |
| M-8035-249 | The Fiddler's Beau pesents Left to My Own Devices - George Lyon in Concert.- April 9, 1978 |
| M-8035-250 | Zero Hour - Cruxes and Deadly Sin. - July 12 |
| M-8035-251 | Mary-JO Fulmer & Friends in performance. - June 17 |
| M-8035-252 | The Five Star Theatre of Alberta presents The Clown who Laughed and Laughed and Laughed. - June 4, 11 |
| M-8035-253 | Storybook Theatre Reunion. - June 22, 1985 |
| M-8035-254 | Storybook Theatre presents The Revenge of the Space Pandas. - October 17-26 |
| M-8035-255 | Aurora Stage Productions presents Special Occasions by Bernard Slade. - February 22-26, 28-March 3 |
| M-8035-256 | Storybook Theatre presents Stick with Molasses. - January 30-February 8, 1987 |
| M-8035-257 | Quattro (flutes, cello, harpsichord, lute, trumpet and horn. - May 28 |
| M-8035-258 | Workshop Theatre for Youth presents Rebel Without a Cause. - January 13-16, 20-23 |
| M-8035-259 | Reedy Walker and Akasha in Concert, guest performance by Wilf Kozub. - November 17 |
| M-8035-260 | Storybook Theatre presents The Fisherman and his Wife; The Little Peasant; Is he Fat; Henny Penny;
The Master Thief; Venus and the Cat; Two Crows; and The Golden Goose (by Grimm Brothers and Aesop).- March 28-April 6 |
| M-8035-261 | Workshop Theatre presents Taking Steps by Alan Ayckbourn. - February 27-28, March 7, 11-14 |
| M-8035-262 | Workshop Theate for Youth presents Lysistrata by Aristophanes; and The Real Inspector Hound by
Tom Stoppard. - November 25-28 |
| M-8035-263 | Theatre 80 presents A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams. - Feburary 10-13, 15-19 |
| M-8035-264 | Storybook Theatre presents The Ant and the Grasshopper. - March 19-29, 1987 |
| M-8035-265 | Aurora Stage Productions presents Mixed Doubles, an entertainment on marriage. - November 2-6, 8-12 |
| M-8035-266 | Storybook Theatre presents Sinbad and the Mermaid. - December 12-21, 1986 |
| M-8035-267 | Summer Productions presents La Duchesse du Langeais by Michel Tremblay; and Happy Birthday Daddy by Richard Hall. - July 16-19 |
| M-8035-268 | Through the Looking Glass. - May 12-21 |
| M-8035-269 | Storybook's Birthday Party. - May 12, 1985 |
| M-8035-270 | Storybook Theatre Society invites you to: A Year End Thank You Bash. - June 14, 1986 |
| M-8035-271 | Terminal City Dance. - June 7-8 |
| M-8035-272 | O.S.D. Productions presents Cabaret, a revue. - August 28, 1977 |
| M-8035-273 | Wedding of Amy Irene Doolittle to Michael Francis Berton [a real wedding]. - August 25, 1984 |
| M-8035-274 | Lazy Bones Little Theatre presents The Tangled Smarl. - October 29-31, November 1, 1987 |
| M-8035-275 | Theatre Workshops presents Summer Series '83. - 1983 |
| M-8035-276 | The Punch and Judy Players. - August 11 |
| M-8035-277 | Women's Media Festival - August 12-14, 1974 |
| M-8035-278 | Stealing Second in concert. - March 28 |
| M-8035-279 | West End Productions presents The Glass Menagerie. - September 17-20 |
| M-8035-280 | Tropical Fish Show. - Labour Day weekend |
| M-8035-281 | Little Mitchell Productions presents Juno and the Paycock. - September 2-11 |
| M-8035-282 | Workshop Theatre Society presents House Guest by Francis Durbridge. - January 16-18, 22-25 |
| M-8035-283 | Independent Productions presents Say Goodnight, Gracie by Ralph Pape. - May 18-20, 25-28 |
| M-8035-284 | The Calgary Early Music Society presents Hortulani Musicae (from Vancouver). - January 20 |
| M-8035-285 | Storybook Theatre presents Jacob Two Two Meets the Hooded Fang. - March 2-4, 10-11, 17-18; and Androcles and the Lion. - April 7-8, 14, 21-22 |
| M-8035-286 | Home by David Storey - March 8-11, 15-18 |
| M-8035-287 | The Bow River Christmas Craft Faire. - December 12-17, 19-23 |
| M-8035-288 | Workshop Theatre Society presents My Friend Miss Flint by Donald Churchill and Peter Yeldham. - March 6-8, 14-15, 19-22 |
| M-8035-289 | Auditions for a Youth Theatre performance. - May 10 |
| M-8035-290 | Workshop Theatre Society presents The Happy Apple by Jack Pulman. - November 15-17, 20-24, 27-30 |
| M-8035-291 | Return of the Clive Titmuss Monster Lute Concert. - June 24-25 |
| M-8035-292 | First Annual Calgary Invitational Theatresports Tournament, featuring Dr. Gonzo, The Blockheads, The Moose, The Moosettes, The Test Tubes, and Pause. - February 20-24 |
| M-8035-293 | The Peacock Players presents Philadelphia Here I Come! by Brian Friel. - May 19-22, 25-28 |
| M-8035-294 | Combinations by Susan Adams (harpsichord) and Clive Titmuss (lute). - NOvember 17 |
| M-8035-295 | Tyme Players presents After Magritte, and The Real Inspector Hound by Tom Stoppard. - May 22-26 |
| M-8035-296 | New Ventures Theatre Society presents The Worlds of William Korth by Wayne Kidder. - April 14-18 |
| M-8035-297 | Free Theatre presents Fando and Lis by Arrabal. - August 15 |
| M-8035-298 | The Liffey Players present Aristrcrats by Brian Friel. - November 9-11, 15-18 |
| M-8035-299 | Workshop Theatre Society presents The Impossible Years by Bob Fisher and Arthur Marx. - November 20-22, 27-29 |
| M-8035-300 | Workshop Theatre Society presents Two & Two Make Sex by Richard Harris and Leslie Darbon. - December10-12, 14-18 |
| M-8035-301 | Heritage Festival. - August 13-14 |
| M-8035-302 | The Attic Players present The Incredible Jungle Journey of Fenda Maria by Jack Stokes. - November 26-27 and December 3-4 |
| M-8035-303 | Aurora Stage Productions presents Aurora Borealis late night theatre - The Puny Little Life Show by Roger McGough; and Keep
Tightly Closed in a Cool Dry Place by Megan Terry. - January 26-28 and February 2-4 |
| M-8035-304 | Lazy Bonz OPen Frisbee Golf. - July 28 |
| M-8035-305 | New Dance by Co-Motion. - April 30 |
| M-8035-306 | The Fiddler's Beau presents Old Time Country Blues Concert with George Lyon. - August 3, 1977 |
| M-8035-307 | Theatre Workshops presents March series acting classes for Children. - March |
| M-8035-308 | Godspell - A Review. - August 1 |
| M-8035-309 | Theatre 80 presents Summer and Smoke by Tennessee Williams. - June 14-17, 19-23 |
| M-8035-310 | Alice Productions presents Alice in Wonderland. - May |
| M-8035-311 | Pumphouse Cultural Festival. - August 9-11 |
| M-8035-312 | OFY Pumphouse Cultural Festival. - August 11-13 |
| M-8035-313 | Ikarus presents Arrabal's Impossible Loves; Terence McNally's Botticelli; Arrabal's Picnic onthe Battlefield; and Samuel Beckett's Krapp's Last Tape. - May 29-31 |
| M-8035-314 | First Annual Art Sale. - December 10-11 |
| M-8035-315 | Calaway Park auditions for summer emplyment. - January 26 and Feburary 2 |
| M-8035-316 | Tent Meeting, a new musical. - August 5-12, 14-19 |
| M-8035-317 | AADAC and Ariel Productions present RE-Entry. - November 13-December 1 |
| M-8035-318 | Workshop Theatre Society presents Snap. - April 11-14 |
| M-8035-319 | The Liffey Players present Give by John B. Keane. - November 15-17, 21-24 |
| M-8035-320 | 1982 Pumphouse Christmas Arts & Crafts Fair. - December 20-23 |
| M-8035-321 | Do Your Ears Hang Low? by Zina Barnieh. - April 24-May 3 |
| M-8035-322 | Workshop Theatre Society presents Relatively Speaking by Alan Ayckbourn. - May 9-11, 15-18 |
| M-8035-323 | Storybook Theatre presents Three Tales from Japan by Robin Hall. - January 29-February 14 |
| M-8035-324 | Christmas Rainbow Art & Craft Fair. - December 5-7 |
| M-8035-325 | Storybook Theatre presents A Three-Ring Puppet Show, performed by University of Calgary drama students. - January 31-February 9 |
| M-8035-326 | Script development workshop - Two Sams, One Bill, and The 9th Street Frenchmen. - November 22-26, 1983 |
| M-8035-327 | Independent Productions presents Waiting for the Parade by John Murrell. - January 26-30, February 1-6 |
| M-8035-328 | Let's Do Lunch by Bonnie-Lee Friesen and Linda Connors. - February 19-20 & 24-27 |
| M-8035-329 | Live Under a Bright Blue Sky and United Players' Association of Alberta presents Godspell. - august 26-28, 1987 |
| M-8035-330 | Bach's Birthday Concert with Clive Titmuss (lute) and Susan Adams (harpsichord). - March 20 |
| M-8035-331 | Quattro concert (flutes, cello, gamba, harpsichord, lute). - November 23 |
| M-8035-332 | Storybook Theatre presents The Other Side of the Pole by Marnie Heatley, Steven Heatley and Edward Connell. - December 6-15 |
| M-8035-333 | Storybook Theatre presents Sleeping Beauty. - May 23-June 1 |
| M-8035-334 | Storybook Theatre presents The Ransom of Red Chief by O. Henry. - October 25-27, November 1-3 |
| M-8035-335 | Christmas Craft Faire. - December 8-12, 15-19 |
| M-8035-336 | Storybook presents Mrs. Marvellous. - April 1-3, 9-10, 16-17 |
| M-8035-337 | Loose Moose Theatre Company Theatre Sports. - Sundays |
| M-8035-338 | West End Theatre presents Cop-Out. - November 11-13, 17-20 |
| M-8035-339 | One Moment (No More) with David Chantler (mime). - Juen 12-15, 26-29 |
| M-8035-340 | Last of the Red Hot Lovers by Neil Simon. - May 20-22 |
| M-8035-341 | Independent Productions presents The Empire Builders (or the Schmurtz) by Boris Vian. - May 3-6, 9-13 |
| M-8035-342 | Workshop Theatre presents Say Who You Are by Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall. - October 1-4, 8-11 |
| M-8035-343 | Theatre 328 presents Magic Afternoon by Wolfgang Bauer. - May 20-23 |
| M-8035-344 | Loose Mooe Theatresports. - n.d. |
| M-8035-345 | Second Stage presents Calgary Performers for the World. - June 29-July 5 |
| M-8035-346 | Loose Moose Theatre Company improvisation demonstrations. - Sundays at 8 pm |
| M-8035-347 | Cheshire Art Theatre presents The Vortex by Noel Coward. - October 3-6, 9-13, 16-19 |
| M-8035-348 | The Little Theatre of the Deaf. - April 21, 1980 |
| M-8035-349 | Sing Along with Sandra Beech, Juno award winner. - May 4 |
| M-8035-350 | Loose Moose presents Keith Johnstones plays Moby Dick and Robinson Crusoe; and Theatresports. - July 10-15, 17-22 |
| M-8035-351 | Loose Moose Theatresports. - Sundays at 8 pm |
| M-8035-352 | Loose Moose Theatresports. - Sundays at 8 pm |
| M-8035-353 | Young and Foolish, a dance performance with Marc Berezowski and Linda Reynolds. - June 10-11 |
| M-8035-354 | Workshop Theatre for Youth presents Curtain Going Up by Gregory Johnston. - January 14-17, 22-24 |
| M-8035-355 | Loose Moose presents The Last Bird. - Feburary 14-17, 21-24 |
| M-8035-356 | Loose Moose Theatre Company presents Fortune and Mens Eyes by John Herbert. - March 18-29 |
| M-8035-357 | Cheshire Art Theatre present Cymbeline by William Shakespeare. - March 28-31 and April 3-7 |
| M-8035-358 | Mon Amie - A Celebration, an original rock musical by Chuck Yon, music by Julie Yon. - February 5-8, March 2-6, March 10-13 |
| M-8035-359 | Workshop Theatre Society presents The Day After the Fair by Frank Harvey, based on a novel by Thomas Hardy. - March 7-9, 13-16 |
| M-8035-360 | The Cheshire Art Theatre presents Seascape by Edward Albee, and Stones by Eric Pettifor. - July 13-15, 18-22, 25-29 |
| M-8035-361 | Elizabeth I by Paul Foster. - March 21-24 |
| M-8035-362 | Reflections, an electronic sense arousal. - July 4-13 |
| M-8035-363 | Co-Motion presents Works 3 performance collaborations. - June 23 |
| M-8035-364 | Workshop Theatre Society presents The Importance of Being Ernest by Oscar Wilde. - May 8-10, 14-17 |
| M-8035-365 | Ikarus presents Titus Androctopus or Scrotums Revenge. - July 20, 24-27, 30 |
| M-8035-366 | Ikarus presents Creeps by David Freeman. - Mary 9-12, 16-19 |
| M-8035-367 | Ikarus presents Nightclub or bubis hideaway. - January 9-12, 15-19 |
| M-8035-368 | The Attic Players present Story Theatre by Paul Sills. - November 7, 1976 |
| M-8035-369 | Loose Moose Galloping Fun - review by Louis B. Hobson, enlarged. - n.d. |
| M-8035-370 | Workshop Theatre Society presents When Did You Last See Your Trousers by Ray Galton and John Antrobus. - November 30-December 8 |
| M-8035-371 | Aurora Stage Productions presents The Passion of Dracula by Bob Hall and David Richmond. - October 12-29 |
| M-8035-372 | Storybook Theatre presents The Cat Princess. - January 25-February 11, 1990 |
| M-8035-373 | New Century Stage presents Everyman, a medieval play. - February 27-March 14, 1992 |
| M-8035-374 | Maenad presents Gertrude and Ophelia by Margaret Clarke. - January 30-February 15 |
| M-8035-375 | Workshop Theatre presents The Pajama Game by George Abbot and Richard Bissell. - April 10-11, 14-18 |
| M-8035-376 | Maenad presents Firebird. - June 7-23, 1990 |
| M-8035-377 | Workshop Theatre presents Tribute by Bernard Slade. - February 15-17, 20-24, 1990 |
| M-8035-378 | Jack and the Beanstalk by Marge Adelberg. - March 8-25, 1990 |
| M-8035-379 | Alberta Conference for Theatre celebrates World Theatre Day. - March 27, 1992 |
| M-8035-380 | Calgary First Night Festival, a New Year's Eve celebration of the arts. - 1992 |
| M-8035-381 | The Vagabond Playrs presents Fools by Neil Simon. - January 9-19 |
| M-8035-382 | Aurora Stage Producations Ltd. presents Crystal Clear by Phil Young. - December 7-23 |
| M-8035-383 | Uncle Gordon Productions presents The Waitresses, a new musical by Nancy Cullen. - July 20-23 |
| M-8035-384 | Wry and Puck Productions presents P.S. Your Cat is Dead by James Kirkwood. - June 5-6, 10-13, 1992 |
| M-8035-385 | New Century Stage presents Hamlet. - May 14-30, 1992 |
| M-8035-386 | Blackbird Productions presents MOD '91 (a new show every week). - July 7, 13, 20, 27, 1991 |
| M-8035-387 | New Century Stage presents Not About Heroes by Stephen Macdonald. - May 22-26, May 29-June 2, June 5-9 |
| M-8035-388 | Maenad presents Aphra. - October 31-November 16 |
| M-8035-389 | New Century Stage presents Fits and Starts by Grace McKeaney; and Self Torture and Strenuous Exercise by Harrry Kondoleon. - January 9-13, 16-20 |
| M-8035-390 | Storybook Theatre presents The Three Bears by Marge Adelberg. - January 19-February 5, 1989 |
| M-8035-391 | Storybook Theatre presents The Adventures of Robin Hood by Clive Endersby. - April 28-May 14, 1989 |
| M-8035-392 | Storybook Theatre presents Ivan: A Salty Tale by Jean and Peter Walker. - March 3-19, 1989 |
| M-8035-393 | Gone Tomorrow by Nancy Cullen and Rose Scollard. - October 4-20 |
| M-8035-394 | Workshop Theatre presents The Desperate Hours by Joseph Hayes. - October 12-14, 16-20 |
| M-8035-395 | Storybook Theatre presents Livin' de Life. - September 13-30, 1990 |
| M-8035-396 | Whim Ditties presents Pentacular Apologues (five short stories). - March 23-25 |
| M-8035-397 | Storybook Theatre presents Annabelle Broom, the Unhappy Witch by Eleanor and Ray Harder. - Octoer 14-30, 1988 |
| M-8035-398 | Storybook Theatre presents Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp by James Norris. - December 9-27, 1988 |
| M-8035-399 | Maenad presents Aphra. - Feburary 21-March 9 |
| M-8035-400 | Screaming Fish presents Theatre of Chud. - June 4-8, 13-15 |
| M-8035-401 | Live Arts Theatre Alberta presents Laughing Wild by Christopher Durang. - April 26-May 13 |
| M-8035-402 | Maenad presents Bete Blanche Tango Noir. - May 2-18 |
| M-8035-403 | The 4:15 Comedy Express. - June 11-15 |
| M-8035-404 | Decidedly Jazz Danceworks presents The Big Speak-Easy. - Jun 1, 1991 |
| M-8035-405 | Storybook Theatre presents Jardy, a musical fairy tale by Robert C. Hayes. - n.d. |
| M-8035-406 | Workshop Theatre presents Grease by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey. - Feburary 16-19, 21-25, 1989 |
| M-8035-407 | Live Arts Theatre Alberta presents Hello and Goodbye by Athol Fugard. - May 5-21 |
| M-8035-408 | Storybook Theatre presents Winnie the Pooh. - May 6-22 |
| M-8035-409 | Blackbird Productions presents Modville '92 (a new show every week). - July 4, 11, 18, 25, 1992 |
| M-8035-410 | Workshop Theatre Society presents Rumors by Neil Simon. - October 9-10, 13-17 |
| M-8035-411 | Decidedly Jazz Danceworks and Heavens Fitness present The Big Speak-Easy. - June 2, 1990 |
| M-8035-412 | The Liffey Players present The Communications Cord by Brian Friel. - April 12-14, 18-21 |
| M-8035-413 | The Underground Glee Club presents The Death of Theatre Part One. - September 27-30 |
| M-8035-414 | Maenads presents Nancy Cullen's Forever There. - October 18-November 4 |
| M-8035-415 | Workshop Theatre presents Tribute by Bernard Slade. - Feburary 15-17, 20-24, 1990 |
| M-8035-416 | Workshop Theatre presents A Chorus of Disapproval by Alan Ayckbourn. - March 30-31, April 3-7, 1990 |
| M-8035-417 | Workshop Theatre presents Summer and Smoke by Tennessee Williams. - September 29-30, October 12, 4-8, 1988 |
| M-8035-418 | Workshop Theatre presents My Daughter's Rated X by Bob Fischer and Arthur Marx. - November 17-20, 22-26, 1988 |
| M-8035-419 | Syntax Arts Society presents Under a Cloud. - November 30-December 3, 1988 |
| M-8035-420 | Storybook Theare presents Rapunzel and the Witch. - October 19-November 5, 1989 |
| M-8035-421 | The Liffey Players Drama Society presents The Plough & The Stars by Sean O'Casey. - November 3-5, 9-12 |
| M-8035-422 | Memoirs of Darkness and Light with Mia Blackwell and Megan Kinney. - September 30-October 1 |
| M-8035-423 | Maenad Productions and Live Arts Theatre Alberta present Tango Noir by Rose Scollard. - September 20-21 |
| M-8035-424 | Workshp Theatre presents The Hasty Heart by John Patrick. - May 25-June 3, 1989 |
| M-8035-425 | Maenad Collective presents The Thirteenth God. - June 14-18, 20-24, July 1 |
| M-8035-426 | The Liffey Players present The Patrick Pearse Motel by Hugh Leonard. - April 13-15, 19-22 |
| M-8035-427 | Mid-Summer Music with Barry & Lyn Luft. - June 30, 1988 |
| M-8035-428 | Workshop Theatre presents Fallen Angels by Noel Coward. - May 26-28, June 1-4 |
| M-8035-429 | Workshop Theatre presents The Rainmaker by N. Richard Nash. - March 31-April 2, 6-9, 13-16 |
| M-8035-430 | Storybook Theatre presents Young King Arthur by Clive Endersby. - April 25-May 12, 1991 |
| M-8035-431 | One Yellow Rabbit presents Ilsa, Queen of the Nazi Love Camp. - March 30-April 4, 1992 |
| M-8035-432 | The Underground Glee Club presents Stripped. - November 7-10, 14-17 |
| M-8035-433 | Workshop Theatre presents The Pajama Game by George Abbott and Jerry Ross. - April 10-11, 14-18 |
| M-8035-434 | Live Arts Theatre Alberta presents The Anger in Ernest and Ernestine, a physical comedy. - September 6-28 |
| M-8035-435 |
New Century Stage present Everyman, a medieval play. - February 27-March 14, 1992 |
| M-8035-436 |
Home by David Storey. - March 8-11, 15-18 |
| M-8035-437 |
The Man who came to Dinner by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart. - June 18-21, 1997. - 25th Anniversary special performance and fundraiser. |
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