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Conversation around the fire: a life in theater
Created Date
2005
Description
In 1965, Jean Shelton, a New York acting teacher, director, and actress founded the Lab in Northern California with her husband Robert Elross. Ms. Shelton taught the Stanislavsky technique and Method acting. The Jean Shelton Actors Lab became the premier school for actors in Northern California. Since its inception the Lab has become nationally recognized for its artistic excellence. Lab students have won Academy Awards, Emmy Awards, Tony Awards, Obie Awards, and countless local awards. Shelton is a recipient of the Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Payne Knickerbocker Lifetime Achievement Award.
Interview conducted for the Legacy Oral History Project.
Interview conducted for the Legacy Oral History Project.
Creators and Contributors
Creator:
Murayama, Dawn Pyne
Creator: Shiffman, Jean
Interviewer: Murayama, Dawn Pyne
Interviewer: Shiffman, Jean
Editor: Friedman, Jeff
Editor: Jacobs, Ruth C.
Editor: Petnick, Basya
Interviewee: Shelton, Jean
Copyright holder: Museum of Performance and Design
Creator: Shiffman, Jean
Interviewer: Murayama, Dawn Pyne
Interviewer: Shiffman, Jean
Editor: Friedman, Jeff
Editor: Jacobs, Ruth C.
Editor: Petnick, Basya
Interviewee: Shelton, Jean
Copyright holder: Museum of Performance and Design
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Subject Entity
Genre
Spatial Coverage
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Media Type
Generation
Master
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Country of Creation
United States
Contributing Organization
Contributing Organization Contact Information
Email: info@mpdsf.com
Phone: (415) 741-3531
Phone: (415) 741-3531
Organization Websites
Link to Internet Archive
Additional Technical Notes for Item
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