QSM 2011-12 Catalog

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THE WORK OF AN ACTORMichael Woolson on Technique

Michael Woolson

The Work of an Actor sets a new industry standard that provides reference tools like no other. As a result, it delivers a wealth of clear, detailed instructions and inspiration for giving unforgettably captivating performances for actors of all levels. With more than twenty years of experience in acting, coaching, anddirecting, Michael Woolson not only shares the essential foundation and mechanics of acting in a clear and concise manner but he also demystifies sitcom technique, playing a killer, creating authentic fear, making senseof bad direction, auditioning effectively, and building layered character work. Plus, he introduces the most extensive chapter ever written on how to give believable drug-induced performances without drugs as well as the first-ever list of great dialects in films to use as research. Woolson has worked with thousands of artists from talented up-and-comers to award-winning actors and is one of the most prominent and respected acting coaches in Los Angeles. He recently finished work on the soon-to-be-released film True Grit, starring Jeff Bridges and Matt Damon, directed by the Coen Brothers, and produced by Scott Rudin and Steven Spielberg.

304 pages, 6 x 9 Quality PaperISBN: 978-0-89676-264-0Drama Publishers$19.95

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“All the books in the Patterns of Fashion series provide excellent research. Studying their text and patterns will only enrich one’s understanding ofhistorical clothing construction.”

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PATTERNS OF FASHION 4 – 1540-1660The cut & construction of linen shirts, smocks, neckwear, headwear and accessories for men and women

Janet Arnold

This book contains full color portraits and photographs of garment details in the explanatory section, as well as patterns for 86 items of linen clothing, which range from men’s shirts and women’s smocks, to superb ruffs and collars to boot hose and children’s stomachers. There are 178 black and white illustrations and photographs, 86 patterns in detail, and 433 high quality color photographs.

128 pages, 14 x 10 Quality PaperISBN: 978-0-89676-262-6Costume & Fashion Press$49.95

CLASSIC FASHION PATTERNS OF THE 20TH CENTURYAnne Tyrrell

Packed with historical and vintage patterns from 1900 to 1970, this is a practical and inspiring pattern book of 20th-century costume. Based on surviving garments and contemporary tailoring books and patterns, each decade is considered separately, and includes a short introduction that reveals the fascinating relationship between dress and social trends throughout the century. Scaled patterns follow each outfit shown, complete with detailed notes on techniques appropriate to the period. A grid for enlargement of the pattern pieces is provided together with full instructions, making it easy to recreate stunning historical and vintage outfits for any occasion.

160 pages, 91/2 x 12 PaperbackISBN: 978-0-89676-263-3Costume & Fashion Press$35.00

CORSETSHistorical Patterns & Techniques

Jill Salen

This book presents 25 beautiful and histori-cally accurate patterns of corsets from 1750 to 1917 taken from private and museum col-lections. Each stunning example is accompa-nied by a pattern, photographs and drawings, plus an historical overview giving invaluable insight into making up these period pieces. This book also contains two step-by-step projects—a 1790 hand stitched corset and a 1900 machine stitched corset. Included is practical advice on construction and period detail, from gusset and split busk insertion to eyelets and flossing. Students of costume and fashion should find this a necessary addition to their bookshelf.

128 pages, 9 x 11 Quality PaperISBN: 978-0-89676-261-9Costume & Fashion Press$35.00

EMOTION ON DEMANDAn Actor’s Workbook for Mastering Emotional Triggers

Michael Woolson

In film, television, and theater, scripts often demand that actors reach intense emotional places. Great actors know how to person-alize these emotions. They make them real, they make them specific, and they make us remember them. Emotion on Demand demys-tifies the process by breaking it down into a simple straightforward technique. For the first time in an acting book, artists are given the opportunity to improve their emotional intelli-gence with extensive exercises and a format for writing down important details and discoveries. After twenty years of experience in acting, teaching, and directing, Michael Woolson takes us into his classroom where he challenges us to connect, ascend, and ignite our passion for the craft. He founded The Michael Woolson Studio in 1998 and also is the author of The Work of an Actor. Woolson has worked with thousands of actors from talented up-and- comers to award-winning actors and is one of the most prominent and respected acting coaches in Los Angeles.

256 pages, 6 x 9 Quality PaperISBN: 978-0-89676-265-7Drama Publishers$19.95

“…an excellent resource for studying and re-creating corsets…this is an invaluable book for those interested in clothing history and costume construction.”

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THE COMPLETE STANISLAVSKY TOOLKIT

Bella Merlin

A hands-on, step-by-step guide to Stanislavsky’s famous “System” illustrating, with exercises, each of his famous acting techniques. Bella Merlin is also the author of Beyond Stanislavsky and another study of Stanislavsky as well as being a successful actor and university theatre teacher.

352 pages6 x 9 Quality PaperISBN 0-89676-259-9Drama Publishers$23.00

ACTIONS

The Actors’ Thesaurus

Marina Caldarone Maggie Lloyd-Williams

The vital companion for actors in rehearsal, this is a handy pocket-sized thesaurus of action words to revitalize performance. Actors need actions. They cannot “act” adjectives. They need verbs that give them an action to perform. This book pulls these vital words together and makes them available for the first time in an organized and comprehensive format.

192 pages43/4 x 81/2 Quality PaperISBN 0-89676-252-1Drama Publishers$19.95

The following titles have receivedoutstanding reviews and continue as classic best-selling books.

THE MEDIEVAL TAILOR’S ASSISTANT

Making Common Garments 1200–1500

Sarah Thursfield

From establishing the date for your outfit, defining the wearer, and selecting garments to measurements, patterns, materials, methods of construction, braies, shirts and smocks, cotes, doublets, kirtles, hose, surcotes, cotehardies, gowns, overkirtles, cloaks, children’s clothing, headwear, and on to accessories, this is the perfect resource all in one volume.

4 color plates16 b/w photographsOver 400 line drawings121 patterns

224 pages81/2 x 111/2 Quality Paper ISBN 0-89676-239-4 Costume & Fashion Press

$45.00

FREEING THE NATURAL VOICE

Revised & Expanded Imagery and Art in the Practice of Voice and Language

Kristin Linklater

After selling more than 100,000 copies in its original edition, this revised and expanded book emphasizes the use of imagery and imagination in developing the art of the voice. It incorporates exercises developed over the past three decades that have stood the test of repetition, reliably producing results when practiced conscien-tiously and with understanding.

392 pages 6 x 9 Quality PaperISBN 0-89676-250-5Drama Publishers$23.00

COSTUME CLOSE-UP

Clothing Construction and Pattern, 1750–1790

Linda Baumgarten

John Watson

This book unveils the secrets of 18th-century garments in the collection of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.

Patterns for 28 pieces of clothing61 modern drawings or graphs94 b/w photographs27 color photographs31 illustrations from18th-century sources

128 pages10 x 12 Quality PaperISBN 0-89676-226-2 Costume & Fashion Press

$24.95

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PATTERNS OF FASHION 1

Englishwomen’s Dresses and Their Construction c. 1660–1860

Janet Arnold

One of three volumes of Patterns of Fashion written and illustrated by Janet Arnold that together form an indispensable core collection for any costume designer for theatre, film, or reenactments. Drawings taken from original garment specimens in collections throughout England are supple-mented with details showing their construction laid out on grid paper along with construction comments and fabric details.

180 b/w illustrations

28 patterns

76 pages

14 x 10 Quality Paper

ISBN 0-89676-026-X


$39.95

PATTERNS OF FASHION 2

Englishwomen’s Dresses and Their Construction c. 1860–1940

Janet Arnold

Patterns of Fashion 2 focuses on the 80-year period preceding World War II. Beginning with a day dress c. 1861–3 from the London Museum and ending with a 1938 evening dress from the Victoria & Albert Museum, costume historian and researcher Janet Arnold traces period and style and presents patterns from the original garments on grid paper with construction instructions.


34 patterns

88 pages


ISBN 0-89676-027-8


$39.95

PATTERNS OF FASHION

The Cut & Construction of Clothes for Men and Women c. 1560–1620

Janet Arnold

“Although Arnold’s meticulously rendered patterns of historic dress have become the ‘bible’ of theatrical costumers, they are useful to a much wider audience.” – Choice “A richly illustrated series with the patterns on graph paper for easy use. Detail work is beautifully depicted. These books are a must in every costume shop library.” – The Textile Booklist

300 b/w photographs

52 patterns

128 pages


ISBN 0-89676-083-9


$39.95

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THEATRE MANAGEMENT

Producing and Managing the Performing Arts

David M. Conte Stephen Langley

This highly-regarded book delivers a broad, comprehensive, wide-angle view of theatre and performing arts management, based on the premise that all the performing arts share the same core issues.

612 pages


ISBN 0-89676-256-4

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STAGE LIGHTING DESIGN

Richard Pilbrow

With hundreds of diagrams, photographs, and light plots, Pilbrow clearly presents the theory and practice of stage lighting. Pilbrow’s work has been seen in more than 300 productions in London, New York, Paris, Vienna, and Moscow. Founder of numerous companies in the fields of lighting design and theatre consulting, Pilbrow has been responsible for revolutionizing theatre in Great Britain.


59 color photographs

Index

Bibliography

528 pages


ISBN 0-89676-235-1

By Design Press

$34.95

A SENSE OF DIRECTION

Some Observations onthe Art of Directing

William Ball

“This book is filled with insight on the nature of theatre and sound advice on the more practical aspects of directing. It should be on every young director’s reading list.” – Choice

196 pages

6 x 9 Quality Paper

ISBN 0-89676-082-0

Drama Publishers

$19.95

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THE TUDOR TAILOR

Techniques and patterns for making historically accurate period clothing

Jane Malcolm-Davies

Ninya Mikhaila

The Tudor Tailor is an essential sourcebook for accurately reconstructing clothing from the 16th century, concentrating on the reigns of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I (1509 to 1603).

160 pages


ISBN 0-89676-255-6


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AND BATHING COSTUME

Doretta Davanzo Poli

A detailed world history from the third century to 1995.


and illustrations


Index

Bibliography

135 pages

81/2 x 11 Hardcover

ISBN 0-89676-200-9


$22.50 $10.00

CHILDREN IN THEIR PARTY DRESS

Nora Villa

A world history of dress clothing for both boys and girls from the Middle Ages up to the late 1980s.


and illustrations


Bibliography

127 pages

81/2 x 11 Hardcover

ISBN 0-89676-202-5


$15.00 $8.50

HATS

A delightful pictorial history of hats from the Middle Ages to the straw boaters of the 1920s with an introduction in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Dutch.

800 b/w and color

illustrations

353 pages

6 x 6 Quality Paper

ISBN 0-89676-231-9


$12.95 $7.00

MATERNITY FASHION

Doretta Davanzo Poli

A world history of maternity fashion from 1266 to 1980.


and illustrations


119 pages

81/2 x 11 Hardcover

ISBN 0-89676-208-4


$22.50 $10.00

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SHAKESPEARE’S NAMES

Louis Colaianni

This is the most compre-hensive dictionary of its kind. Unlike preceding works, this book contains every name mentioned in the entire Shakespeare canon. This completely up-to-date reference reflects pronunciation trends of American and British speech while taking into account the aesthetic scheme of Shakespeare’s language.

256 pages

5 x 9 Quality Paper

ISBN 0-89676-215-7

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THEATRE WRITINGS

Kenneth Tynan

Selected and edited by

Dominic Shellard

Preface by Matthew Tynan

Foreword by

Tom Stoppard

Following on from Letters and The Diaries comes this long-awaited selec-tion of the best of Tynan’s theatre criticism, all long out of print. Tynan spent ten years as literary manager with Laurence Olivier’s new National Theatre, during which time he devised and produced the notorious revue, Oh! Calcutta.

320 pages

6 x 9 Quality Paper

ISBN 0-89676-258-0

Drama Publishers

$24.95 $10.00

TIES

Avril Hart

This fascinating account of the development of the necktie from the 1670s to the present features stunning photographs of ties from the Victoria & Albert Museum’s world-

famous dress collection.

60 color plates


128 pages

71/2 x 81/2 Hardcover

ISBN 0-89676-229-7


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THE ARTICULATE BODYThe Physical Training of the Actor

Anne Dennis

“Well-written and thought provok-ing. Contemporary directors, actors, and teachers will find here devices and methodologies for discovering the physical honesty in characters.” – Choice “Recommended” – Stage Directions “Persuasively written...provocative and exciting” – Dramatics

B/W photographs, Index, 224 pages, 6 x 9 Quality Paper ISBN 0-89676-133-9 Drama Publishers$22.50

BUTTONS & SUNDRIES

Isabella Zotti Minici

A world history of buttons, cuff links, studs, badges, and more, beginning with the Middle Ages to the present.

486 color photographs and illustrations, 42 b/w illustrations, Bibliography, 143 pages, 81/2 x 11 Hardcover ISBN 0-89676-201-7 Costume & Fashion Press $29.95

COMING TO TERMS WITH ACTINGAn Instructive Glossary. What You Need to Know to Understand It, Discuss It, Deal with It, and Do It

Doug Moston Foreword by Frank Corsaro, Artistic Director, The Actors Studio.

“With this book actors, students, directors, and playwrights will have access to clear definitions. This highly useful book will be of value to anyone interested in drama.” – Library Journal

216 pages, 5 x 9 Quality Paper ISBN 0-89676-121-5 Drama Publishers $19.95

COSTUME DESIGN GRAPHICSA Workbook in Figure Drawing & Clothing Techniques

Rory Scanlon

This is a “draw along” book that ad-dresses the mechanical techniques of figure drawing using proportion, doll, and loop methods and employs visual figure interpretation.

300 illustrations, Index, 199 pages, 81/2 x 11 Quality Paper ISBN 0-89676-236-X Costume & Fashion Press $24.95

COSTUME IN DETAIL

Women’s Dress 1730–1930

Nancy Bradfield

370 full-page illustrations, Index, 400 pages, 8 x 10 Quality Paper ISBN 0-89676-217-3 Costume & Fashion Press $35.00

COSTUMES & CHEMISTRYA Comprehensive Guide to Materials & Applications

Sylvia Moss

100 b/w photographs and illustrations, 120 color photographs, Appendices, Bibliography, Index, 464 pages, 8 x 10 Hardcover ISBN 0-89676-214-9 Costume & Fashion Press $49.95

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THE EVOLUTION OF FASHIONPatterns and Cut from 1066 to 1930

Margot Hamilton Hill and Peter A. Bucknell

This classic and popular book contains 56 full-page drawings in period settings that illustrate male and female dress over ten centu-ries. There are 112 patterns.

240 pages, 9 x 13 Quality Paper ISBN 0-89676-099-5 Drama Publishers$40.00

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t FASHION DESIGN 1850–1895Thousands of b/w illustrations on coated paper stock.

376 pages, 85/8 x 11 Quality PaperISBN 0-89676-223-8 Costume & Fashion Press $24.95

1920’S FASHION DESIGN3,000 illustrations in b/w and color.

240 pages, 81/2 x 11 Quality PaperISBN 0-89676-232-7 Costume & Fashion Press $19.95

FURS FOR MENAnna Municchi

A truly amusing world history from the cave to the 1980s.

100 color photographs and illustrations, 26 b/w illustrations, Bibliography, 143 pages, 81/2 x 11 Hardcover ISBN 0-89676-204-1 Costume & Fashion Press $22.50

FANSAvril Hart Emma Taylor

A lively look at fans from the 17th century to the present is illustrated in color with spectacular examples from the Victoria & Albert Museum’s famous dress collection.

67 color plates, 25 b/w illustrations,128 pages, 71/2 x 81/2 HardcoverISBN 89676-230-0 Costume & Fashion Press $17.95

THE HANDKERCHIEF

Paolo Peri

A world history of the handkerchief from 1000 B.C. to 1990.

199 color photographs and illustrations, 26 b/w illustrations, Bibliography, Index of names and collections 135 pages, 81/2 x 11 HardcoverISBN 0-89676-205-X Costume & Fashion Press $29.95

GROUP SALES FOR ARTS & ENTERTAINMENTThe Myths, The Markets, The Methods

Trevor O’Donnell

Every year the stage entertainment industry reaps tens of millions of dollars in revenue from volume ticket buyers. Surprisingly, however, the industry fails to capture millions more from overlooked and underdeveloped markets.

184 pages, 6 x 9 Quality PaperISBN 0-89676-254-8EntertainmentPro$27.95

HIGH FASHION IN THE CHURCH*The Place of Church Vestments in the History of Art from the Ninth to Nineteenth Century

Pauline Johnstone

The decoration of church vest-ments, the ceremonial garments worn by the clergy at the celebra-tion of the Mass, has always been a matter of high fashion.

Appendix, Glossary, Bibliography, Index, 102 color illustrations, 176 b/w illustrations, 207 pages, 10 x 13 HardcoverISBN 1-902653-61-0$150.00

10 x 13 Quality PaperISBN 1-902653-60-2 $75.00


HISTORY OF 20TH CENTURY FASHIONRevised Fourth Edition

Elizabeth Ewing

This revised (by Alice Mackrell) fourth edition of a standard refer-ence features the work of Karan, Klein, and other designers through the end of the century.

323 b/w illustrations, 32 pages of color, Index, 368 pages, 93/4 x 71/4 Quality PaperISBN 0-89676-238-6 Costume & Fashion Press $27.95

THE LITTLE BODICE BOOKA Workbook on Period Bodices

Bonnie Holt Ambrose

One of the highly acclaimed and very popular Little Workbook series.

48 pages, 4 x 6 Saddle-stitched, Soft CoverISBN 0-89676-131-2 Costume & Fashion Press$7.95

LACE*A History

Santina M. Levey

360 plates with 500 b/w photographs, Glossary, Bibliography, Index, 500 pages, 10 x 13 HardcoverISBN 0-901286-15-X Costume & Fashion Press $150.00

LADIES IN FURS 1900–1940Anna Municchi

A history of women’s furs from 1900 to 1940.

99 color photographs and illustrations, 123 b/w illustrations, Bibliography, Index of names, 159 pages, 81/2 x 11 HardcoverISBN 0-89676-206-8 Costume & Fashion Press $22.50

THE LITTLE CORSET BOOKA Workbook on Period Underwear

Bonnie Holt Ambrose

56 pages, 4 x 6 Saddle-stitched, Soft CoverISBN 0-89676-130-4 Costume & Fashion Press $8.95

THE LITTLE HATMAKING BOOKA Workbook on Turn-of-the-Century Hats

Bonnie Holt Ambrose

30 pages, 4 x 6 Saddle-stitched, Soft CoverISBN 0-89676-126-6 Costume & Fashion Press $7.95

LADIES IN FURS 1940–1990Anna Municchi

A history of women’s furs from 1940 to 1990.

139 color photographs and illustrations, 135 b/w illustrations, Bibliography, Index of historical names and brands, 143 pages, 81/2 x 11 HardcoverISBN 0-89676-207-6 Costume & Fashion Press $22.50

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MEN’S COATSVittoria de Buzzaccarini

A world history of men’s sport jackets and suit coats from the 14th century to the present.

117 color photographs and illustrations, 88 b/w illustrations, Bibliography, Index of names, 135 pages, 81/2 x 11 HardcoverISBN 0-89676-209-2 Costume & Fashion Press $29.95

MEN’S HATSGiuliano Folledore

A world history of men’s hats from ancient times to the new millennium.

201 color photographs and illustrations, 133 b/w illustrations, 8-language glossary, Listing of hats in museum collections, Bibliography, 127 pages, 81/2 x 11 HardcoverISBN 0-89676-210-6 Costume & Fashion Press $29.95

THE NEEDLEWORK OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTSMargaret Swain

This book retells the high drama of her life through an in-depth study of Mary’s embroidery—complete with sources and patterns.

96 b/w illustrations, 12 color plates, 128 pages, 81/4 x 11 Quality PaperISBN 0-89676-248-3Costume & Fashion Press$24.95

PATTERNS FOR COSTUME ACCESSORIESArnold S. Levine Robin L. McGee

A collection of over 80 patterns for period and contemporary accessories. With complete instructions and illustrations of the finished pieces, you’ll find a solution to almost any costume accessory need.

More than 80 patterns and illustrations, 160 pages, 9 x 11 Quality PaperISBN 0-89676-241-6Costume & Fashion Press$35.00

PATTERNS FOR THEATRICAL COSTUMESTrims and Accessories from Ancient Egypt to 1915

Katherine Strand Holkeboer

This is an outstanding and extremely popular collection of hundreds of basic pattern shapes. The designer is given full creative range over the basic silhouettes. “Very good resource” – Stage Directions

B/w illustrations, Patterns, Bibliography, Index, 350 pages, 81/2 x 11 Quality Paper ISBN 0-89676-125-8 Costume & Fashion Press $35.00

A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF COSTUMEThe five hundred exquisite hand-colored engravings in this book show the attire of people in various parts of the world.

224 pages, 81/2 x 11 Quality Paper ISBN 0-89676-227-0 Costume & Fashion Press $29.95

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SKIRTS & MORE SKIRTSFiora Gandolfi

A world history of skirts from ancient times to 1987.

184 color photographs and illustrations, 200 b/w illustrations, Bibliography, 143 pages, 81/2 x 11 HardcoverISBN 0-89676-212-2 Costume & Fashion Press $29.95

STAGE MANAGEMENT FORMS & FORMATSA Collection of over 100 Forms Ready to Use

Barbara Dilker

“Practical and useful.” – Backstage

200 pages, 81/2 x 11 Quality PaperISBN 0-89676-228-9 Drama Publishers $19.95

VOCAL DIRECTION FOR THE THEATREFrom Script Analysis to Opening Night

Nan Withers-Wilson

“This should be required reading for any director.” – Dramatics “It’s the only book we know on how the voice specialist functions within the production process.” – Stage Directions “It is full of useful insights for anyone involved in getting a play from the page to the stage.” – Theatre Scotland

192 pages, 6 x 9 Quality PaperISBN 0-89676-122-3 Drama Publishers$9.95

QUEEN ELIZABETH’S WARDROBE UNLOCK’D*Janet Arnold

Designs for jewelry, embroidery, and gifts of clothing to and from the Queen are discussed, together with the symbolism of motifs and colors. The organization and staff of the Wardrobe of Robes, the work of craftsmen employed to make the Queen’s clothes and accessories—tailors, embroiderers, farthingale-makers, cappers, hosiers, shoemakers, and others, and the wares supplied by silk-women and silkmen—provide a background to the study. The work is copiously annotated.

460 b/w photographs (portraits, miniatures, tomb sculptures, engravings, woven textiles, and embroideries), 4 pages of color, 396 pages, 10 x 13 HardcoverISBN 0-901286-20-6 Costume & Fashion Press $165.00

UNDERSTANDING FASHION HISTORYValerie Cumming

Valerie Cumming’s book cuts through the fad, fancy, and fog of political correctness to illuminate fashion history in a bright and contemporary way. A must for all designers.

52 color photographs and illustrations plus 24 in b/w, Appendix of concepts, disciplines, and people, Glossary, Index, 144 pages, 81/4 x 10 Quality PaperISBN 0-89676-253-XCostume & Fashion Press$29.95

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Ambrose, Bonnie Holt .....13

Arnold, Janet .........2, 6, 15

Articulate Body, The .......11

BBall, William ....................7

Baumgarten, Linda… ........5

Beachwear and Bathing Costume .............9

Bradfield, Nancy ............11

Bucknell, Peter A ............11

Buttons & Sundries ........11

CCaldarone, Marina ............4

Children in their Party Dress ......................9

Classic Fashion Patterns of the 20th Century .............2

Colaianni, Louis .............10

Coming to Terms with Acting ....................11

Complete Stanislavsky Toolkit, The ......................4

Conte, David M ................7

Corsets ............................3

Costume Close-Up ...........5

Costume Design Graphics .......................11

Costume in Detail ..........11

Costumes & Chemistry ...11

Cumming, Valerie ...........15

Dde Buzzaccarini, Vittoria ..14

Dennis, Anne .................11

Dilker, Barbara ...............15

EEmotion on Demand .........3

Evolution of Fashion, The ...............................11

Ewing, Elizabeth ............13

FFans ..............................12

Fashion Design 1850-1895 ...................12

Folledore, Giuliano ..........14

Freeing the Natural Voice ..5

Furs for Men ..................12

GGandolfi, Fiora ................15

Group Sales for Arts & Entertainment .............12

HHandkerchief, The ..........12

Hart, Avril ................10, 12

Hats ................................9

High Fashion in the Church .....................12

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History of 20th Century Fashion ..........................13

Holkeboer, Katherine Strand ...........................14

JJohnstone, Pauline ..........12

LLace ..............................13

Ladies in Furs 1900-1940 ...................13

Ladies in Furs 1940-1990 ...................13

Langley, Stephen...............7

Levey, Santina M ............13

Levine, Arnold S .............14

Linklater, Kristin ................5

Little Bodice Book, The ...13

Little Corset Book, The ....13

Little Hatmaking Book, The ...............................13

Lloyd-Williams, Maggie......4

MMalcolm-Davies, Jane .......8

Maternity Fashion .............9

McGee, Robin L ..............14

Medieval Tailor’s Assistant, The .................................5

Men’s Coats ...................14

Men’s Hats ....................14

Merlin, Bella .....................4

Mikhaila, Ninya ................8

Minici, Isabella Zotti ........11

Moss, Sylvia ...................11

Moston, Doug .................11

Municchi, Anna ........12, 13

N1920’s Fashion Design....12

Needlework of Mary Queen of Scots, The ..................14

OO’Donnell, Trevor ............12

PPatterns of Fashion 1560-1620 .....................6

Patterns of Fashion 1 ........6



Patterns for Costume Accessories ....................14

Patterns for Theatrical Costumes .......................14

Peri, Paolo .....................12

Pictorial History of Costume, A...................................14

Pilbrow, Richard ...............7

Poli, Doretta Davanzo ........9

QQueen Elizabeth’s Wardrobe Unlock’d .........15

SSalen, Jill .........................3

Scanlon, Rory .................11

Sense of Direction, A ........7

Shakespeare’s Names .....10

Shellard, Dominic ...........10

Skirts & More Skirts .......15

Stage Lighting Design .......7

Stage Management Forms & Formats ............15

Stoppard, Tom ................10

Swain, Margaret .............14

TTaylor, Emma .................12

Theatre Management ........7

Theatre Writings .............10

Thursfield, Sarah ..............5

Ties ...............................10

Tudor Tailor, The ...............8

Tynan, Kenneth ...............10

Tyrrell, Anne .....................2

UUnderstanding Fashion History ..............15

VVilla, Nora ........................9

Vocal Direction for the Theatre ....................15

WWatson, John ...................5

Withers-Wilson, Nan .......15

Work of an Actor, The .......1

Woolson, Michael .........1, 3

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