Collection of promotional materials, booklet, photos, and "souvenir journal"(created by Playbill) from the original 1981 Broadway production of "Dreamgirls".
Understudy slip from Weston Chandler Long's first performance as Orin. Understudy slips were inserted into Broadway and Off-Broadway Playbills to indicate when an understudy was performing or an actor was making their debut in the show; their use was discontinued at the end of 2025.
Understudy slip from Weston Chandler Long's first performance as Seymour. Understudy slips were inserted into Broadway and Off-Broadway Playbills to indicate when an understudy was performing or an actor was making their debut in the show; their use was discontinued at the end of 2025.
Bracelet given to cast of the "Little Shop of Horrors" revival at the Westside Theatre for their 1,000th performance on October 15, 2023. The bracelet served as a ticket into the party.
Cast and crew hoodie given as holiday gift in 2021 right after COVID-19 reopening of "Little Shop of Horrors' at the Westside Theatre. Green zip-up hoodie with "Don't feed the plants" printed on the back and an Audrey II plant on the front.
A green beaded and fringed bra and bottom set featuring a snake from an unkown production at Olympia Dukakis' Whole Theater Company. If you have more information about the production this may have been worn in, please contact us at juliannawitw@gmail.com.
2 red fez hats worn in "Grand Hotel"; one worn by David Jackson as Jimmy. "Grand Hotel" played at the Martin Beck Theatre, now known as the Al Hirshfeld Theatre.
Red Bell Hop Hat worn by Ken Jennings (not the one of "Jeopardy" fame) in "Grand Hotel". "Grand Hotel" played at the Martin Beck Theatre, now known as the Al Hirshfeld Theatre. Jennings performed as Georg Strunk (Original) and Witt (Understudy - Original).
Brown fur and velvet hat with red diamond broach worn by Cyd Charisse as Elizaveta Grushinskaya in "Grand Hotel". "Grand Hotel" played at the Martin Beck Theatre, now known as the Al Hirshfeld Theatre.
A promotional poster for the 2020 Broadway production of "Sing Street" that was ultimately cancelled due to the 2020 Broadway shutdown due to COVID-19.
A white rectangular pin with the logo of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat". The logo seen on the pin was used from the show's original Broadway opening until the 1992 revival.
Stories told by agent Wiley Hausam about getting hired and mentored by Hal Prince, being Jonathan Larson's agent ("Superbia" and "Rent"), and leaving ICM (International Creative Management) for The Public Theater.
