Pamphlet containing a review of the 1973 Italian film LOVE AND ANARCHY, originally distributed in San Francisco by a group of anarchists after the film's screenings; this a "republished" edition from Madison, WI's Aurora Press.

First issue of this film periodical, featuring extensive coverage of I AM CURIOUS: YELLOW, the controvercial film that had its screening ban lifted by the US Supreme court just previous the this issue's publication. The magazine's production is highly visual, with many full-page photographs.

This history of Broadway theatre is illustrated with many PLAYBILL covers, and is written by PLAYBILL's senior editor. An updated edition, covering the entire 20th century.

In German.

Four selections by Camus: a previously unpublished Address and a selection from L'Etranger, read by Camus; Le Malentendu (Act 2, Scene 1), read by Maria Casares and Alan Cuny; and Les Amandiers, read by Serge Reggiani.

History of gay and lesbian themes in the American theatre during the first half of the twentieth century. Discusses the queer characters portrayed by actors such as Laurence Olivier and Carol Channing.

Companion to the documentary DERRIDA (2002), including the full screenplay, many color photographs, essays by Nicholas Royle and the directors (Kofman and Dick), as well as an interview with Derrida about the film.

Play inspired by Henri Rousseau's Une Visite a L'Exposition de 1899. Cover by Alex Katz.

Memoir of her time in music, dance, theater, and art.

The photographic archive of cast rehearsals and act-along performances of a ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW fan group.

Charming collection of several of the first publications by the Rocky Horror Fan Club, a group that pioneered intense devotion to the film whose fanbase became the first film "cult."

Catalogue of independent films available for rental from the Film-Makers' Cooperative, with additional listings in the included supplement.