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OPERA NEWS
	Date: 1993 Title: Opera News - April 10, 1993 (Published Monthly May-February, Biweekly December-April by the Metropolitan Opera Guild, Inc., New York) Author: Booth, Francis Description: “American Valhalla. Daron Hagen’s Shining Brow, due this month at Madison Opera, explores the turbulent early life of architecture’s Wotan, Frank Lloyd Wright.”  Includes two photographs and four illustrations.  Original cover price $2.50.  Size: 8 x 10.75 Pages: Pp 24-5 28-9 ST#: 1993.56.1106

WORK SONG (2006)
	Date: 2006 Title: Work Song: Three Views of Frank Lloyd Wright (Published by Dramatists Play Services, Inc. New York) Author: Hatcher, Jeffrey; Simonson, Eric Description: Work Song is a triptych of interlocking one-acts. Each play examines a different part of Frank Lloyd Wright’s life in a different theatrical style. Act One: 1890-1914. Act Two: 1932. Act Three: 1959. Work Song received its world premiere at Milwaukee Repertory Theater in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, opening on September 8, 2000. Work Song was co-produced by Missouri Repertory Theatre and Arizona Theatre Company in Kansas City, Missouri, Opening March 8, 2002. Work Song was revised and produced in its current version by City Theatre in Pittsburgh, Penn., opening on November 18, 2004. Original list price $7.50. (First Edition) Size: 5.25 x 7.75 Pages: Pp 83 ST#: 2006.37.0112

FRANK'S HOME (2007)
	Date: 2007 Title: Playbill, Playwrights Horizons - January 2007  (Published monthly by Playbill Inc., New York) Author: 1-2) Playwrights Horizons  3) Nelson, Richard Description: 1) Ad: “Frank’s Home” 2) “Who’s Who in the Cast.” The play takes place over three days, beginning August 31, 1923. The grounds of Olive Hill, Hollywood, CA. 3) Richard Nelson discusses his play “Frank’s Home” with Tim Sanford, Playwrights Horizons’ Artistic Director.  Size: 5.4 x 8.5 Pages: 1) Pp 15  2) Pp Cv 16-24  3) Pp 29 ST#: 2007.02.0207
	Date: 2007 Title: Frank’s Home.  Description: “FLW built magnificent houses.  So why couldn’t he create a home.”  The play takes place over three days, beginning August 31, 1923.  The grounds of Olive Hill, Hollywood, CA.  A new play by Richard Nelson.  Directed by Robert Falls.  Size: 5 x 7. ST#: 2007.04.0207

 

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