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ABBOTT, GEORGE

MUSICALS:

[with Richard Adler and Will Holt] Music Is, an adaptation of Twelfth Night

REVIEWS OF INDIVIDUAL MUSICALS:

Music Is

Farrow, Charles. “‘Music Is’ Witty and Colorful Adaptation of ‘Twelfth Night’.” Afro-American (Baltimore, Md.), 30 November-4 December 1976, p. 11

ABDALLAH, MOHAMMAD BIN

PLAYS:

Ananse and the Rain God

ABRAMSON, DOLORES

PLAYS:

The Light

PLAYS PUBLISHED IN ANTHOLOGIES:

The Light, in Sonia Sanchez Writers Workshop. Three Hundred and Sixty Degrees of Blackness Comin’ at You

ACAZ, MBA

PLAYS:

The Ambassadors

REVIEWS OF INDIVIDUAL PLAYS:

The Ambassadors

Kupa, Kushauri. “Close-up: The New York Scene--Black Theatre in New York, 1970-1971.” Black Theatre, no. 6 (1972): 48

ADDERLEY, CANNONBALL

MUSICALS:

Big Man--The Legend of John Henry

CRITICISMS OF ADDERLEY:

“Cannon Ball Adderley Medal. ” (N.Y.) Amsterdam News: Arts and Entertainment, 7 August 1976, D-2

REVIEWS OF INDIVIDUAL MUSICALS:

Big Man--The Legend of John Henry

“World Premiere of the Adderley’s ‘Big Man’.” (N.Y.) Amsterdam News: Arts and Entertainment, 3 July 1976, D-6

†ADELL, ILUNGA (aka William Adell Stevenson, III) (b. November 27, 1948)

TELEVISION SCRIPTS:

Sanford and Son (Story Editor)

[with John Forbes] Stone and Steel

CRITICISMS OF INDIVIDUAL TELEVISION SCRIPTS:

Sanford and Son

Trubo, Richard. “A Cinderella Story for a Hollywood Writer.” (Adell) Sepia 23 (December 1974): 30+

ADLER, RICHARD

MUSICALS:

[with Will Holt and George Abbott] Music Is, an adaptation of Twelfth Night

REVIEWS OF INDIVIDUAL MUSICALS:

Music Is

Farrow, Charles. “‘Music Is’ Witty and Colorful Adaptation of ‘Twelfth Night’.” Afro-American (Baltimore, Md.), 30 November-4 December 1976, p. 11

Taubman. The Making of the American Theatre, p. 122

AJAMU

PLAYS:

The Brass Medallion

REVIEWS OF INDIVIDUAL PLAYS:

The Brass Medallion

“The Brass Medallion. ” Theatre News 8 (March 1976): 2-3

Coe, Richard. “‘The Brass Medallion’ of Manhood.” Washington (D.C.) Post, 14 April 1976, in Newsbank--Performing Arts. March-April 1976, 29: F6