ICYMI: Gwendolyn Bennett’s letters from Paris with Melissa Barton - Mondays at Beinecke, 12/6/2021 youtu.be/UAUVvwtoj3E

Gwendolyn Bennett’s letters from Paris with Melissa Barton - Mondays at Beinecke, 12/6/2021 WATCH: youtu.be/UAUVvwtoj3E

Heartbroken. Kenya was a force. I'm so sorry to her family and friends.

Next Mondays at Beinecke: BRAVA – Women Make American Theater with Melissa Barton January 24, 4pm ET; registration: bit.ly/32Ui34R

In honor of her birthday today, a thread of the top stupidest Edith Wharton jokes I have made on here (1/50)

Happy birthday Langston Hughes, 121* years young

Would you like to join La MaMa archivist Sophie Glidden-Lyon on a virtual tour of the archive at La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club? Tues. March 1st, 6:30 EST, register at the link below. eventbrite.com/e/tla-member-t…

Next Mondays at Beinecke: February 21, 4pm ET “She Had It Comin’”: Recognition, Regret, and Maurine Dallas Watkins with Catherine Sheehy Zoom webinar registration: bit.ly/34HIuLY

Thrilled to share @AmAntiquarian Seminar in the History of the Book returns Summer 2022 with "Black Print, Black Activism, Black Study" co-led by Derrick R. Spires and Benjamin Fagan. Applications are due April 1, 2022. More info at bit.ly/3LUaxJe. #bookhistory #share

Brava! Bernd Beinecke shines spotlight on Women in Theater news.yale.edu/2022/02/28/bra…

Women, Theater, Archives: Collecting & Stewarding Wed, Mar. 16, 12pm ET online Discussion of uncovering & preserving records of theater & performance + important & often-overlooked work of women feat Melissa Barton @dramaturglia @ecolleary Tiffany Nixon bit.ly/3KBuXpN

Brava! Women Make American Theater showcases, through archival materials, the ways in which women in the United States engaged in the production and reception of text-based stage performance over its long history. beinecke.library.yale.edu/brava

Late to this, but this article fails to credit Irene Sharaff for her Academy-Award-winning costumes in Cleopatra. Not all the jewelry was Bulgari; some was designed and constructed by Sharaff herself ‘Cleopatra’ May Be 60, but the Jewelry Never Gets Old nyti.ms/37XPFBq

The Hay is hiring a Curator for the Black Diaspora: brown.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/staff-ca… Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!

Tomorrow - Mondays at Beinecke, April 25, 4pm, online: Revisiting Jethro Luke and Race and Slavery in 18th Century New Haven and Yale bit.ly/3r0HHhk

Dr. Melissa Barton😆Thanks @TheaterHistory for your wonderful podcast!

Native Voices at the Autry on Cultivating, Preserving, and Showcasing Voices youtu.be/k8r3Q7Q7kro