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Start Over Collection Claudia Stevens papers Date range 1986

Assorted Miscellaneous Works Material Box 10, Folder 2

This folder includes additional material related to Assorted Miscellaneous Works. The box previously housing these items was labeled "Collaborations and arrangements ... scores, props, etc..."

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Claudia Stevens papers
  3. Series 2: Works of Claudia Stevens as interdisciplinary performer, composer, writer, playwright and librettist
  4. Assorted Miscellaneous Works

Assorted Miscellaneous Works Material Box 10, Folder 3

This folder includes additional material related to Assorted Miscellaneous Works. The box previously housing these items was labeled "Collaborations and arrangements ... scores, props, etc..."

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Claudia Stevens papers
  3. Series 2: Works of Claudia Stevens as interdisciplinary performer, composer, writer, playwright and librettist
  4. Assorted Miscellaneous Works

Assorted Miscellaneous Works Material Box 10, Folder 5

This folder includes additional material related to Assorted Miscellaneous Works. The box previously housing these items was labeled "Collaborations and arrangements ... scores, props, etc..."

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Claudia Stevens papers
  3. Series 2: Works of Claudia Stevens as interdisciplinary performer, composer, writer, playwright and librettist
  4. Assorted Miscellaneous Works

Assorted Miscellaneous Works Material Box 10, Folder 6

This folder includes additional material related to Assorted Miscellaneous Works. Included in this folder are materials related to early works and collaborations by Claudia Stevens, Stevens' first inclusion of performance art in a recital, first debut as performace artist, and first season of her Panoply program.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Claudia Stevens papers
  3. Series 2: Works of Claudia Stevens as interdisciplinary performer, composer, writer, playwright and librettist
  4. Assorted Miscellaneous Works

Claudia Stevens papers 6.92 Linear Feet 19 boxes

Stevens, Claudia

The papers of Claudia Stevens, musician, actor, performance artist, playwright, and composer, are arranged by musical theatre works in her repertoire except for Subseries 2 of Series 1, which is arranged separately and part of which was formerly known as the Carter-Sessions Papers.

  1. College of William and Mary

Letter Box 10, Folder 3

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter signed by composer Carlton Gamer to Claudia Stevens thanking her for performances of his work and in response to her request to write music and text for her solo performance work. He mentions the enclosure of a photocopied older piece of his ["Aria da Capo"] for her use and he expresses his openness to future collaboration.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Claudia Stevens papers
  3. Series 2: Works of Claudia Stevens as interdisciplinary performer, composer, writer, playwright and librettist
  4. Assorted Miscellaneous Works
  5. Assorted Miscellaneous Works Material

Letter Box 10, Folder 5

Signed typewritten letter from Elaine Barkin to Claudia Stevens regarding her reaction and concerns for Claudia's revisions and interpretive treatment of the music-vocal piece created by Elaine Barkin. Tape recording of the performance by Claudia Stevens are mentioned in the letter.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Claudia Stevens papers
  3. Series 2: Works of Claudia Stevens as interdisciplinary performer, composer, writer, playwright and librettist
  4. Assorted Miscellaneous Works
  5. Assorted Miscellaneous Works Material

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