Series I: Administrative Records, 1973-1996
Scope and Content Note
Series II. Business and Financial Records, 1974-1992
Scope and Content Note
Series III. Correspondence, 1974-1989
Scope and Content Note
Series IV. Grants, 1975-1992
Scope and Content Note
Series V: Production Files, 1974-1997
Scope and Content Note
Series VI: Publicity, Fundraising, and Special Events, 1976-1992
Scope and Content Note
Series VII: Scripts, 1971-1993
Scope and Content Note
Series VIII. Subject Files
Scope and Content Note
Series IX. Training Programs and Workshops
Scope and Content Note
Series X. Visual and Audio Materials
Scope and Content Note
Series XI. Oversize
Scope and Content Note
SERIES I. ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS, 1973-1996
Administrative and Acting Staff, 1975-1996
Abe, Mitzie, n.d.
Actors' Biographies, n.d.
Actors and Volunteers, 1986
Actors' Call Sheets, 1986-1987
Actors' Resumes, 1980-1985
Actors' Resumes with Head Shots, n.d.
Advisory Board, 1976-1977
Applications and Appointments for the Position of Executive Director, 1981-1984
Applications for the Position of Artistic Director, 1985-1986
Applications and Resumes, 1976-1991
Artistic Committee, 1979-1984
Artistic Committee list, n.d.
Cha, Bernadette, 1984
Chin, Frank, Letters, Articles, and Interviews, 1975-1972
Chin, Frank, Resignation, 1978
Dun, Dennis, 1984
Escueta, Melvyn D., 1976
Fong, David, 1984
Garcia, Erlinda, 1979
Gotanda, Philip, 1984-1994
Gotanda, Philip Kan, et al, in Asia Week article "Ones to Watch in 1996," 1996
Hayashi, Eric, 1977-1987
Hayashi, Eric, as Consultant to the National Endowment for the Arts, 1991-1993
Hayashi, Eric, Lawsuit Against AATC, 1981
Interim Managing Director Position, 1981
Job Descriptions, 1976-1990
Ju, Raymond, 1977
Kanegawa, Linda, n.d.
Leung, Cynthia F. "Smokey," 1981-1982
List of Volunteers, n.d.
Membership, 1981-1982
Myers, Dennis A., 1976
Nishikawa, Lane, 1976-1992 (See also Oversize)
Producers Committee, 1983-1984
Resumes and Applications for Administrative Positions, 1986
Seriguchi, Karen, 1976
Staff Meeting Minutes, 1990-1991
Wong, John B., 1984
Board of Directors, 1974-1992
Correspondence, 1976-1986
Correspondence with Executive Director, 1984-1985
Election, 1981
General Information, 1983
List of Board of Directors and Advisory Board Members, n.d.; Meeting Minutes
1974-1978
1979-1985
1986-1992
By-Laws and Other Historical Documents, 1973-1992
By-Laws (Asian American Theater Workshop), 1976-1977
By-Laws, 1980-1983
Certificate of Recognition, 1983
Early Documents, 1973-1980
Earthquake, 1989
History, 1973-1981
History and Accomplishments, 1973-1994
List of Productions, 1973-1995
Membership, 1977-1992
Memoranda and Notes on Management, 1990
Miss Saigon Controversy, 1990
Newsletter, 1979-1986
Organizational Structure, 1976-1983
Planning Documents, 1986-1987
Programs, 1973-1974
Report for the Year, 1977
Staff Reports (including Frank Chin Resignation Files), 1976
SERIES II. BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL RECORDS, 1974-1992
Acting Company, 1981-1982
Actors Equity, 1982-1991
Advertising, 1986
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists Contract, 1986
Arts Loan Fund, 1987
Assistant Development Director Report, 1984
Audience Development, 1984
Audience Survey, n.d.
Audition Forms, n.d.
Balance Sheets, 1981-1982
Bills, 1986
Box Office Records, 1991-1992
Budgets, 1974-1991
Calendar Notes, 1990
Cash Flow, 1990
CES (Community Educational Services), San Francisco, Interns, 1985
CETA (Comprehensive Employment and Training Act) funding, 1975-1982
Chart of Account, 1980-1987
Claim for Welfare Exemption, 1975
Consolidated Ledger, 1981-1982
Contracts, 1982-1990
Correspondence with Landlady, n.d.
CT-2 (Periodic Report to the Attorney General of California), 1974-1984
Designs and Building Plans, 1983
Development Director (Bernedette Cha) File, 1984
Documents of Business and Warranties, 1976-1984
Federal Tax Exempt Status Letters, 1975-1977
Federal Tax Returns (Annual), 1974-1983
Federal Tax Returns (Quarterly), 1976-1985
Financial Records, 1978-1986
Financial Reports, 1977
Financial Statements:
1976-1988
1990-1991
Fort Mason Leasing, 1985
Furniture and Equipment (including production equipment), 1984-1985
Grants Workshop, 1979
Income Statements, 1981-1983
Lawsuits and Requests for Payments, 1978-1989
Los Angeles Theater Center Contract, 1990
Mailing List Manager (a company; includes a list of media contacts), 1984
Marketing Plan, 1982-1983
Penalties and Interest from the State of California, 1978-1980
Permit Information, 1991
Potential Audience and Income Evaluation, 1986-1989
Receipts, 1974-1977
Redevelopment Agency with Letters of Support for AATC, 1986-1987
Rental Agreements, 1981-1990
San Francisco Assessor's Office, 1979-1981
Schedule of Events, 1991
State of California Tax Returns, 1974-1984
Theater Operations, 1982
SERIES III. CORRESPONDENCE, 1974-1989
Actors' Equity Association, 1986-1989
Bay Area Theater Workers Association, 1983
Business Correspondence, 1975-1989
California Ethnic and Multicultural Archives, 1983
Congratulation Letters, 1986-1990
Fan Mail and "Thank You" Notes, 1979-1987
General Correspondence, 1981-1990
The Grantsmanship Center, 1979
Greeting Cards, 1981-1989
Hayashi, Eric, 1988-1989
Letters from Playwrights, 1986-1988
Outgoing Correspondence, 1974-1981
Playworks, 1986-1987
Public Relations Correspondence, 1975-1980
Recommendation Letters, 1979
Resignation Letters, 1978
"Showtime" (Cable Network) Competition, 1985
SERIES IV. GRANTS, 1975-1992
Arts Loan Fund, 1986
Bay Area Multicultural Arts Initiative, 1988-1991
Bothin Helping Fund, 1983
California Arts Council, 1980-1991
California First Bank, 1984
Chevron Corporation, 1983
Clorox Company Foundation, 1984
Columbia Foundation, 1979
Corporate Funding, n.d.
Gerbode Foundation, 1991
Grants Correspondence, 1985-1992
Hass, Walter and Elise, Fund, 1985
International Business Machines (IBM), 1984
Irwin, William G., Charity Foundation, 1985
Koret Foundation, 1989
List of Grants, n.d.
Mervyns and the Dayton Hudson Foundation, 1990-1991
Miscellaneous Grants Information (primarily California Arts Council), 1988-1991
Moortimer Fleishhacker Foundation, 1979, 1985
National Committee on the Self-Development of People, 1979
National Endowments for the Arts
1980-1984
1985-1991
Natomas Company, 1984
Northern California Grantsmakers, 1990
Pacific Telesis, 1985
Private Industry Council, 1985
Rockefeller Foundation, 1981-1985
San Francisco Foundation, 1975-1992
San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund, 1978-1993
Skaggs, L. J. and Mary C., Foundation, 1979-1986
Starr Foundation, 1992
Voluntary Arts Contribution Fund, 1989
Zellerbach Family Fund, 1980-1990
SERIES V. PRODUCTION FILES, 1974-1997
General Production Files, 1979-1997
Box Office Receipts, 1979-1997
Contracts for Production Staff, 1982-1985
Contracts with Playwrights, 1982-1985
General Production Correspondence, 1985-1986
Miscellaneous Draft Scripts, n.d.
Performance for New America, n.d.
Production Budgets, 1983-1990
Production Calendars, 1990-1992
Production Staff and Volunteer Lists, 1983-1985
Season Listings, 1981-1992
Survey of Audience, 1983
Theater House Procedure, 1985
Individual Productions, 1974-1997
Additional Note
The Age of Wonders, 1989
All I Asking for is My Body, 1989
Ambidexterity, 1991
American Seoul, 1994
An American Story, 1984
Anatomy of a Springroll, 1992
And All Through the House, 1985
And the Soul Shall Dance, 1979-1980
The Avocado Kid or Zen in the Art of Guacamole, 1980
"Beam Me Up, Anton" (by Morning Sun Productions), 1992
Bowl of Being (by Culture Clash), 1990
Boy in the Air, 1992
Bullet Headed Birds, 1982-1983
The Case of the Missing Messiah (by Adelante/Teatro Nuestro), 1989
Chickencoop Chinaman, 1975
Cleveland Raining (with Thick Description), 1995
Coda and Points of Departure, a Two Play Production, 1979
The Dance and the Railroad (Rainbow Theater), 1984
Day Standing on Its Head, 1994 (with transparencies)
Dog Lady (Rainbow Theater), 1992
Don James (Theatre Au Naturel), 1993
Dragon Dream (with Dragon Dream Productions), 1992
The Dream of Kitamura, 1982-1997
Eye of the Coconut, 1991
Family Devotions (with San Francisco State University Department of Theater Arts), 1987-1989 (also reviews of Wash)
Fish Head Soup, 1993
F.O.B., 1980-1992
Fool for Love (with Incognita Repertory), 1992
Fred Eng's Chinatown Tours and The Year of the Dragon, 1974
Happy Birthday, 1995
Hiroshima, 1987
The Holiday Show, 1992
Hollywood Mirrors, 1978
Honey Bucket, 1976-1979
The House of Sleeping Beauties and The Sound of a Voice, a Two Play Production, 1985
How to Get a Head in Show Biz, 1991
i.e. Deutschland IV, 1993
I'm Not Perfect (one-man show by Ed Crasnick), 1993
I'm on a Mission from Buddha, 1988-1993
In the Dominion of Night, 1994
Inner Life, 1992
Intake-Outake, 1978-1979
Jan Ken Po, 1986 (with a copy of the script)
Jelly Belly, 1980-1981
Kin and Teatro ng Tanan (Two One-Acts), 1990
Lady is Dying, 1977
The Lair (La Madriguera) (by Rainbow Theater), 1992
A Language of Their Own, 1996
The Last of the Mechanics, n.d.
The Last Spirit Boxer: The Life and Times of a Chinese Laundry Man (a One Man Play by Charlie Chin), 1992
Life in the Fast Lane, 1992
Live Oak Store, 1983
Locura lo Cura/Chicano Secret Service, 1992
Lo Foo and the Missing Ming Artifact, 1983
Madam Mao's Memories, 1990
Making a Name for Ourselves (with The Actors Anonymous), 1992 [photos]
Manila Murders, 1977-1978
Merchant of Venice (with Bridge and Gate Productions), 1992
Midnight Works (a Series of Six Plays), 1992
The Mission by Culture Clash (with El Teatro Campesino), 1989
The Mundane Bliss Twist of Food, Sex, and Other Obsessions, Not Necessarily in That Order (by Florence Yoo), 1992
The Music Lessons, 1982
New World: From Saigon to San Francisco (with Premiere Productions), 1993
Nisei Bar and Grill, 1981-1982
Not My Fault, 1982-1985
Obon: Festival of the Dead, 1982
Once Is Never Enough, 1984
Paper Angels, 1980-1981
Passions: The First Annual Festival of New Asian American Plays (with Playworks), 1987
Pay the Chinaman and Fairy Bones, 1987
Pear Garden in the West- Chinese Bilingual Puppet Plays (Weighing the Elephant, The Giant Lotus Blossom, Boy in the Air), 1985
A Play by Bill Yamasaki, 1979
Point of Order, 1982
Prairie du Chien, 1993
Pressed: A Celebration of Women (with Boards off Broadway Productions), 1991
A Question of Loyalty (with Tale Spinners), 1990
Reasons to Live. Reason to Live. Half. No Reason, 1991
Rich Relations (with The Fort Mason Center), 1991
Rosie's Café, 1988
S.A.M. I Am, 1996
A Song for a Nisei Fisherman, 1988
The Sound of a Voice and The House of Sleeping Beauties (A Two-Play Production), 1984
Sports of the Gods (with Livingroom Productions), 1992
Statement after an Arrest under the Immorality Act, 1992
State without Grace (with Rainbow Theater), 1985
Straight from the Heart (with I Can Do That Theater), 1992
Sushi by Candlelight (with Playworks), 1987
Tea (including scripts), 1985
There May Be Gunplay (with The Pros from Dover Improvisational Comedy Troupe), 1992
Thirst, 1986
Tiny Dimes (with Thick Description), 1991
Tokyo Bound, 1991
Tripnology (Three One-Act Plays), 1992
Trojan Women (with The First Studio Production Company), 1992
Truant and Followers of the Seasons (Two One-Act Plays), 1979
Tsunami: The Next Wave in Asian American Performance Art
Additional Note
12-1-A, 1982
Uncle Tadao, 1992
Voices in the Shadows, 1980-1981
Walls, 1989
Webster Street Blues, 1987-1988
What Now, 1991
When We Were Young (planning paper), 1976
Whiskey Chicken, 1989-1990
Wring of Life, 1993
Yankee Dawg You Die, 1990-1991
Year of the Dragon, 1976-1985
Yellow Fever, 1982-1983
Yellow Is My Favorite Color, 1978
Yes, No or Six!, 1991
Zatoichi Superstar, 1985
SERIES VI. PUBLICITY, FUNDRAISING AND SPECIAL EVENTS, 1976-1992
Advertising, 1984-1991
Article on AATC in AirCal, 1985
Asian Art Museum Benefit, 1985
Benefit: "An Evening of Elegance" and Not My Fault, 1984
Benefit for Ric Salinas, 1989
Benefit: Hiroshima Concert, 1987
Benefit: State of the Arts Alive, 1985
Cherry Blossom Festival, 1984
Chinese Children's Bilingual Show, 1985
Company Party and Charlie Chin, 1991
Dance Contest, n.d.
Encore, 1988
Evening with Charlie Chin, 1983
First Annual Dating Game and Singles Dance, 1988
First Annual Gala Fundraiser, 1985
Flyers, 1985, 1989, n.d.
Fundraiser, 1977-1993
Group Sales, 1983, 1990-1991
Hop Jok Fair, 1976
In Deep Shabu Shabu, 1994
Inscrutable Grin, the film, 1989
M. Butterfly Opening Night, 1991
Magic Theater's Presentation of Asian American Playwrights' Festival, 1989
Mask (Performance by Andres Rojo), 1992
The Masque Ball, 1989
Miss Chinatown Pageant, 1989
Nihonmachi Street Fair, 1977, 1985, 1987
Oshogatsu Festival, 1977, 1987
Photographs: A Showing by Joe Shea, n.d.
Pledges and Donations, 1976-1992
Project X: The Unusual Talk Show (with Fusion Vision Concepts), 1990-1991
Promotional Brochure, 1985
Radio Broadcasts of AATC Programs, 1974-1976
Sad Clown, a Children's Show by Ernesto Sanchez, 1992
Salinas, Ricard "Slic Ric," Comedy (with Culture Clash), 1989
San Francisco Fair, 1985, 1987
Save the AATC Benefit Show, 1987
Shih, Patricia, in Concert, 1991
Spaghetti Readings, 1985
Special Audiences Program, 1990-1991
Special Late Night After-Show Shows (Nightcap Calendar), 1985
Staged Readings, 1983
Subscription Drives, 1981-1987
Summer Project with 1985 Bay Area Playwrights Festival, 1985
Ten-Year Anniversary Party, 1983
A Theater Party in Celebration of Women, 1985
Visits of Chinese Theater Group, 1982
Watada, Terry, in Concert, 1991
Watanabe, Gordy, et al., in Concert, 1979
SERIES VII. SCRIPTS, 1971-1993
The Age of Wonders by Laurence Yep, 1989
AIIIEEEEE! 1974
All I Asking for Is My Body by Milton Murayama, 1989
An American Story, 1984
And the Soul Shall Dance by Wakako Yamauchi, n.d.
Archy and Mehitabel by Gregory Jones, 1990
Arthor and Leila by Cherylene Lee, 1993
The Avocado Kid or Zen in the Art of Guacamole by Philip Kan Gotanda, 1978
Aw Shucks! by Barbara Noda, 1980
Behind the Mask, n.d.
Boy in the Air, n.d.
Bullet Headed Birds by Philip Kan Gotanda, 1980
Bunnyhop by Jeffrey Chan, 1978
The Chickencoop Chinaman by Frank Chin, 1972
Coda by Alberto Issac, 1973
Colored Differently by Mariko Tse, 1976
Day Standing on Its Head by Philip Kan Gotanda, 1994
The Downtown Boyz by Mike Quebec, 1989?
Eat a Bowl of Tea by Judith Rascoe Based on Novel by Louis Chu, 1987
Exotic Fortunes by Patrick Lee, 1992
Eye of the Coconut by Jeannie Barroga, 1987, 1990
Fairy Bones by Laurence Yep, First Performed in 1987
Family Devotions by David Henry Huang, 1987
Fish Head Soup by Philip Kan Gotanda, 1992
F.O.B. by David Henry Huang, First Performed in 1979
Followers of the Season by Oscar Peñaranda, First Performed in 1979
Foxtrot on Jizo's Skin: A Play of Passion by Helen Pau, n.d.
High Tone by Warren Kubota, 1986
Hollywood Mirros by Momoko Iko, First Performed in 1978
Honey Bucket by Melvyn Escueta, 1976
I'm on a Mission from Buddha by Lane Nishikawa, 1990
Inner Life by Richard Haratani, n.d., 1992
Intake-Outake by Judi Nihei and Marc Hayashi, First Performed in 1978
Jelly Belly by Adrian Kinoshita-Myers, First Performed in 1979
The Joyless Bad Luck Club by Diana Son, 1993
The Kid Inside the Dragon: An Art and a Reality of Chinese America by Frank Chin and William Wong, 1971
Lady is Dying by Amy Sanbo and Lonny Kaneko, First Performed in 1977
Laughter and False Teeth, Unknown Scriptwright, n.d.
Life in the Fast Lane: Requiem for a Sansei Poet by Lane Nishikawa, 1981
Live Oak Store by Hiroshi Kashiwagi, 1981
Love Lies Bleeding by Michael Byrne, 1986
Manila Murders by Dom Magwili, 1974
Mask Dance by R. A. Shiomi, 1993
Mr. Moto Meets Linda Low on Skull Island by Unknown Playwright, n.d.
New World by Daniel Weber, First performed in 1993
Nisei Bar and Grill by Garrett Hongo, First Performed in 1981
Obon: Festival of the Dead by Wendy N. Sodetani, 1982
Once Is Never Enough by R. A. Shiomi, Marc Hayashi, and Lane Nishikawa, 1985
Paper Angels by Genny Lim, First Performed in 1980
Pay the Chinaman by Laurence Yep, First Performed in 1987
Pinoys in Space by Dom Magwili, 1981
Play Ball by R. A. Shiomi, 1989
A Play by Bill Yamasaki by Adrian Kinoshita-Myers, 1979
A Question of Loyalty by Hiroshi Kashiwagi, 1990
Reasons to Live. Reason to Die. Half. No Reason. by Han Ong, 1991
Rich Relations by David Henry Huang, 1986
Rosie's Café by R. A. Shiomi, 1987-1988
S.A.M. I Am by Garret H. Omata, 1996
Shootout at the CD Café by Unknown Playwright, n.d.
A Song for a Nisei Fisherman by Philip Kan Gotanda, 1981
State without Grace by Linda Kalayaan Faigo, 1985
Stealing Fire by Diana Son, 1989
Tea by Velina Hasu Houston, 1985
Thirst by Velina Hasu Houston, 1983
12-1-A (Block 12-Barrack 1-Unit A) by Wakako Yamauchi, 1977
Uncle Tadao by R. A. Shiomi, 1990
Unknown Script No. 1 by Hiroshi Kashiwagi (?), 1985 (?)
Unknown Script No. 2 by Unknown Playwright, n.d.
Walls by Jeannie Barroga, 1987, 1988
The Wash (incomplete) by Philip Kan Gotanda, 1985
Webster Street Blues by Warren Sumio Kubota, 1986
What Now? by Jeffrey Liu, 1990
When We Were Young by Unknown Playwright, n.d.
Whiskey Chicken (incomplete) by Wyman Wong, n.d.
Wong Bow Rides Again by Cherylene Lee, 1985
Yankee Dawg You Die by Philip Kan Gotanda, 1986
The Year of the Dragon by Frank Chin, First Performed in 1974
Yellow Fever by R. A. Shiomi, 1982
SERIES VIII. SUBJECT FILES, 1976-1994
Accolades Magazine, 1987
Actors Phantasy Company, 1986
American Conservatory Theatre, 1980-1981, 1986-1988
American Inroads, 1987
Art Brochures, 1984-1985
Arts Opportunities, 1986
Asian American Arts Calendar, 1993
Asian American Bilingual Center, 1976
Asian American Dance Collective, 1984
Asian American Journalists Association Brochure, 1986
Asian American Network, 1987
Asian American Players, 1993
Asian Festivals, 1984-1985
Asian Law Caucus, 1985-1988
Bay Area Theater Alliance, 1982
Bay Area Theater Archives, n.d.
Bay Area Theater Critics Circle Newsletter, 1985
Bay Area Theater Workers Association, 1982
Behind the Classroom: A Report on Arts Apprenticeships for Young People, 1988
Behind the Curtain, A Black Comedy (Draft) by Laurie Wiegler, 1990
Berkeley Jewish Theater, 1988
Berkeley Repertory Theatre Newsletter (including an Interview with Philip Kan Gotanda on Yankee Dawg You Die), 1988
Berkeley Shakespeare Festival, 1987
Bilingual Puppet Theater, n.d.
Browne Abrams Public Relations, 1988-1989
Building Plans and Proposals (including an announcement of relocating to Arguello site), 1985
California College of Arts and Crafts, 1991
California Corporations for the Arts, 1989-1990
California Theatre Council, 1983-1988
Chan, Itty, 1976
Chinatown Resources Development Center, 1984
Chinatown YWCA, 1986
Chinese for Affirmative Action, 1988
Choosing Your Audition Pieces, n.d.
Christ United Presbyterian Church, 1987
City of Oakland, 1987-1988
Costume, 1979
Deanza College Asian American Workshop, 1975
Drama Studio London at Berkeley, 1987
East Bay Local Development Corporation, 1987
East-West Center, Honolulu, 1987
East West Players, 1981
Eureka Theatre Company, 1987
Expansion Arts Services, n.d.
Fort Mason Center Newsletter, January 1986
The Group Theatre Company, 1988
Information on Asian American Community, 1977-1981
Intersection for the Arts, 1987-1988
Japanese American Library, 1987
Japanese Tea Garden in San Francisco, 1986, n.d.
Johnson, Robert L. "Yankee," as a Consultant to the AATC, 1982
Kleist, Makka, 1987
Kronos Quartet, 1986
KPOO Radio, 1987
The Learning Annex, 1994
Lee, Cherylene, Playwright, n.d.
Levy, Simon L., a Director, n.d.
Life on the Water, n.d.
List of Corporate Foundations, 1986
Living on Tokyo Time (with photos), 1987
Lorraine Hansberry Theatre, 1986-1987
Los Angeles Theatre Center, 1986-1988
Make-a-Circus, 1987
Martin Theatre Company, 1987
Miscellaneous Announcements, n.d.
Multi-Cultural Arts Community Brochure, 1987
National Asian American Telecommunications Association, 1987
Oakland Ensemble Theatre, 1987
One-Act Theatre Company, 1987
Ong, Han, 1992
Pacific Asian American Women Bay Area Coalition, 1987
Pacific Overtures Review, 1988
Pan Asian Repertory, 1984-1985
Paper Angels Productions (Genny Lim), 1987
Pear Garden in the West, 1987
La Pena Cultural Center, 1987
People's Theater Coalition, 1982-1984
Performing Arts Service of the Bay Area, 1977
Power House Studio, 1992
Publication by J. Boggs (?) with Notes by Lane Nishikawa (?), n.d.
Rainbow Theater Production of Foxtrot on Jizo's Skin, 1993
San Francisco Actors Theater, 1987
San Francisco Asian Singles Newsletter, 1988
San Francisco Cultural Affairs Task Force, n.d.
San Francisco Fair, 1985
San Francisco Foundation Annual Report, 1987
San Francisco Mime Troupe, 1988
San Francisco Public Library,
San Francisco School, 1982-1983
San Francisco State University Asian American Studies, 1977
San Francisco Ticket Box Office Service, 1983, 1988
San Jose Repertory Company, 1986
Sansei Production of Life in the Fast Lane, 1982
Secrets of the Samurai Centerfielder by Dan Kwong, 1989-1991
Solicitation Samples, 1983-1985
Soundseen, 1987
Storyteller Diane Ferlatte, n.d.
Support Services, 1982
Tale Spinners Theater, 1988
Tanaka, Ronald, 1976
Tealeaves: An Asian American Art Magazine, 1988
Teatro Neustro, 1988
Tent of Meeting, 1987-1988
Theater and Dancing Companies in the San Francisco Bay Area, n.d.
Theaterfest of the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts, Santa Maria, CA, 1988
Theater Rhinoceros, 1977-1992
Theaterworks, 1987
Theatre Bay Area, 1985-1989
Theatre Communications Group, 1984-1986
Theatre Donations to Other Organizations, 1983
Theatre Review Magazine, 1989
Third World Theater Series, 1983-1984
Tibetan Inroads by Stephen Lowe, 1981
United Way, 1983-1984
Wong, Bill, 1990
SERIES IX. TRAINING PROGRAMS AND WORKSHOPS, 1975-1996
Acting Workshop, 1981
Children's Theater Ensemble, 1975
Class in Theater Arts, 1978
Class Lists, 1983-1987
Communications Workshop, 1980-1981
Directing Workshop, 1982
Evaluations of Training Programs, n.d.
Improvisation Class, 1982
Master Acting Class, 1979
Morita, Pat, Comedy Workshop, 1980
Playwright Program, 1984
Playwright Search, 1975-1976
Press Releases and Public Announcements on Training Programs, 1976-1996
Reader's Group Workshop, 1980
Summer Youth Workshop, 1977
Training Program
1975-1980
1981-1991
Training Program Flyers, 1979-1983
Workshop at San Francisco State University, 1976
Workshop Resumes, 1980-1981
Workshops, 1992
SERIES X. VISUAL AND AUDIO MATERIALS, 1971-1994
Audio Recordings
TV Voice #2/ Mrs. Pollack
Willows 5
Tea- AATC 4/20/85- At Fort Mason-Slightly Abridged
WALLS: house music (April 89)
"Casino" out
American Story Intermission
Xmas #1
Mechanic
Elwynne
Enter Elwynne
Fall
Intermission
Dial Tone
#1196A Museum of Fine Arts
unknown
Rich Relations
Low noise, high density
Tadao V.O. #3 (Lane)
Ghost
Guards
Football
Oven Buzzer
Tadao VO #3
Domo
Tadao V.O. #1/ TV Voice #1
Tadao V.O. #2
Preshow
June
Phone Ring
Vet
Static
God's Comic
Homecoming Queen
Tadao
Crowd Roars
Curtain Call
Body Cassette #4
Biyo
Outgoing Message Cassette
Phone #2
unknown
Train Whistle (Alternative)
Beyond the Reef Preshow
Preshow
Rosie's Cafe- hour preshow
Selected Excerpts '92
Preshow
Opening
HGY Lover
Doors
TV dub
Ring My Bell
Good Times
Leonard Date
Never Gonna Go
1/2 Time
Let's Get it On
Bad Date
I Want Your Love
Good Times 2
Messages
Crowd
End
unknown
unknown
unkown
unknown
messages
TV
Solo Cue D
Solo Cue C
Solo Cue A
Solo Cue B
House Music- language
Language of their Own Wong/Kavee #1
Language of their Own Wong/Kavee #2
Language of their Own Wong/Kavee #3
Language of their Own Wong/Kavee #4
12-1-A Sound
Domo (Done)
"B" Girls- Young and Restless...
The Key
Andrew Wyeth: The Helga Pictures
Swan Song
Zurbaran (Spanish)
Christmas Monologue- In
Hudson River School
George- Nint
8 Sally
1 George- Star Trek
Heart
Rain
Phone
Willows 1
Enter Margaret/ Claire
Feng Shui
Enter Elwynne
35 Years
Margaret
Whining
Cameron
Willows 2
Puke
Intermission
Tarot
Willows 4
Curtain
Enter Lisa
unkown
unknown
Rocket Machine
Soundgarden
Cool Thing
Faith No More
Song For Karen
I Took Your Name- Opening
F.O.B.: Preshow
Theme
Radio #1
Gwan Gung
Fa Mu Lan#1
Fa Mu Lan #2
Steve #1
Dale
Radio #2
Grace
Intermission
Preshow
Theme
Radio #1
Gwan Gung
Fa Mu Lan #1
Fa Mu Lan #2
Steve #1
Dale
Radio #2
Grace
Intermission
Theme #2
Steve #2
Warriors
Group Story
Dance
Swords
Steve #3
Curtain
Theme #2
Steve #2
Warriors
Group Story
Dance
Swords
Steve #3
Curtain
Boy in the Air Sound Cues: Tape 1: Preshow
Tape 2: Opening
Tape 3: Civil War
Tape 4: Arrows
Tape 5: Drive In
Tape 6: Farm
Tape 7: Sherry
Tape 8: Football
Tape 9: Wanda
Tape 10: Bridge
Whiskey Chicken: Preshow
Chinatown Street
Capt Kangaroo w/ cartoon
TV Morning Music
TV Show
Kwong in the Kitchen
Chung Shut Up!
Leave it to Beaver
Lai Ching Dreams of China
Intermission
Mrs. Tom Shouting
Gunsmoke
Capt. Kangaroo Music
Exit Music
Postshow
unknown
Transition
unknown
Hint
Party #1
unknown
unknown
Gunshots
Train Sounds
Birds
Jam on the Bass Waves
Body- Teac (Rain)
Cues (Cassette #2)
Cues (Cassette #3)
Crowd (constant)
Side B- Fast drum
The Golden Rock Hits of Jerry Lee Lewis
unknown
Curtain
The Roches: Steely Dan- Countdown to Ecstasy
Lee Pui Ming Live Concert
unknown
Intermission
"Smell Me" Tape #3
unknown
Walls: cues (April 1989)
Preshow
Preshow
Applause
"Suzie's Japan"
unknown
Tokyo Bushi
Rosie's Cafe- Curtain Call
Dolph- Hiroshima
The Hen's Lament: Sweet and Sour Chicken Wings
Steppin' to the A.M...
Preshow
Unknown
Fight Call
Life in the Fast Lane- House Music
Bok Yo Hanshi Hana Hana
Film Strips, 1971
Prejudice in America: The Japanese Americans, Part 1-4, by Multi-Media Productions, Stanford, California, 1971
Photographs--Negatives
Boy in the Air, 1992
The Dream of Kitamura, 1982-1997
Honey Bucket, 1976
I'm on a Mission from Buddha, 1988-1993
Nishikawa, Lane
Oshogatsu, 1977
Rosie's Café, 1988
State without Grace, 1985
Tokyo Bound, 1991
Walls, 1989
Whiskey Chicken, 1989-1990
Yankee Dawg You Die, 1990-1991
Year of the Dragon, 1974
Unknown Negatives, n.d.
Photographs--Prints, 1974-1995
Acting Class, Summer 1980
Activities, n.d.
All I Asking for Is My Body, 1989
Ambidexterity, 1991
An American Story, 1984
And All Through the House, 1985
Asian Art Museum Benefit, 1985
Aw Shucks!, 1980
Benefit: Hiroshima Concert, 1987
Benefits, 1985
Boy in the Air, 1992
Cha, Bernadette (Actress)
Chan, Janis, Workshop, n.d.
Chan-Moriwaki, Dianna, n.d.
Cherry Blossom Parade, 1984
Chickencoop Chinaman, 1975
Chin, Frank, n.d.
The Dance and the Railroad, 1984
Day Standing on Its Head, 1994
Don James (Theatre au Naturel), 1993
The Dream of Kitamura, 1982-87
Dun, Dennis (Actor)
Escueta, Mel (Playwright)
Eye of the Coconut, 1991
Fall Company Class, n.d.
Family Devotions, 1987)
F.O.B., 1983
Followers of the Seasons, 1979
Foxtrot on Jizo's Skin: Four Brutoh Exercises, n.d.
Fred Eng's Chinatown Tours, 1974
Hammond, William Ellis (Actor), n.d.
Happy Birthday Premier Party, 1995
Haratani, Richard (Actor), n.d.
Harry Kelly (East West Players), n.d.
Hayashi, Marc (Actor), n.d.
Hirabayashi, Jim, n.d.
Honey Bucket, 1976
Houston, Velina Hasu, 1981
How to Get a Head in Show Business, 1991
Hwang, David Henry, 1982
I'm Not Perfect, 1993
I'm on a Mission from Buddha, 1990
Intake Outake Take II (Jui Nihei and Marc Hayashi), 1979
In the Dominion of Night, 1994
Jan Ken Po, 1986
Jelly Belly, 1980-1981
Jue, Francis (Actor), n.d.
Kinoshita-Meyers, Dennis, n.d.
Lady Is Dying, 1977
Learned, Michael, Workshop, 1980
Live Oak Store, 1983
Lo Foo and the Missing Artifact, 1983
Madam Mao's Memories, 1990
Making a Name for Ourselves, 1992
Manila Murders, 1977-1978
Mesina, June (Actress), n.d.
Miss Chinatown USA, 1980s
The Mission by Culture Clash, n.d.
Morita, Pat, Workshop, n.d.
Move of AATC from Baker Street to California Street, 1976
Mundane Bliss Twist...Florence Yoo, 1992
Muriera, Ron (Actor), n.d.
Narasaki, Ken (Actor), n.d.
New World, 1993
Ng, Alvin, n.d.
Nihei, Judy Ann, 1984
Nisei Bar and Grill, 1980
Nishikawa, Lane (Actor), n.d.
Nishio, John (Actor), n.d.
Not My Fault, 1983 (?)
Obon, 1982
Ogle, Collete (Actress), n.d.
Once Is Never Enough, 1984
Oshogatsu, 1977
Parties, 1985, 1991, n.d.
Pay the Chinaman and Fairy Bones, 1988
Photos by Bob Hsiang, n.d.
Photos by Nancy Wong, n.d.
Photos by Raymond Yee, n.d.
Point of Order, 1982
Porter, Betty (Actress), n.d.
Praire du Chien, 1993
Question of Loyalty, 1990
Rehearsal of an Unknown Production, n.d.
Rich Relations, 1991
Rosie's Café, 1989
Salted Linen, 1981
Snapshots of AATC Activities, 1977
A Song for a Nisei Fisherman, 1988
Sound and the Beauty,1984
State without Grace, 1985
Summer Training Program, 1976
Takahashi, Joanne (Actress), n.d.
Takei, Diane (Actress), n.d.
Tea, 1985
Thirst, 1986
Tokyo Bound, 1991
Tsunami: The Fat Lady Sings, 1992
Tsunami: 1st Generation Stigma, 1992
Tsunami: Taxi Karma and The Dissident, 1992
12-1-A, 1982
Walls, 1989
Water Damage Photos, n.d.
Webster Street Blues, 1987-1988
What Now?,1991
Whiskey Chicken, 1989-1990
Yankee Dawg You Die, 1990-1991
Year of the Dragon,1976-1985
Yee, Dewi (Actress), n.d.
Yellow Is My Favorite Color,1978
Yes, No or Six!, 1991
Zatoichi Superstar, 1985
Unidentified Photos, n.d.
Slides
Class Slides (?), n.d.
Day Standing on Its Head, 1994
Hammond, William, n.d.
Kubota, Warren Sumio, n.d.
Morita, Pat, Workshop, 1980
Yellow Is My Favorite Color, n.d.
Unidentified Slides, n.d.
VIDEO TAPES
And the Soul Shall Dance by Wakako Yamauchi Unknown
Additional Note
The Avocado Kid by Philip Kan Gotanda Unknown
Additional Note
Aw Shucks! by Barbara Noda 6/10/1981
Additional Note
F.O.B. by David Henry Hwang 8/12/1981
Additional Note
Honey Bucket by Mel Escueta Unknown
Additional Note
Intake Outake II by The Asian American Theater Company Ensemble Unknown
Additional Note
Jelly Belly by Adrian Kinoshita-Myers 12/10/1980
Additional Note
Joanne is My Middle Name by Nobuko Miyamoto ??/??/1990
Additional Note
Nisei Bar & Grill by Garrett Hongo 12/2/1981
Additional Note
Paper Angels by Genny Lim Unknown
Additional Note
Salted Linen by Bernadette Cha Unknown
Additional Note
Song for a Nisei Fisherman, A by Philip Kan Gotanda Unknown
Additional Note
Thirst by Velina Hasu Houston 2/23/1986
Additional Note
12-1-A by Wakako Yamauchi 9/15/19??
Additional Note
Webster Street Blues by Warren Sumio Kubota 11/21/1992
Additional Note
Yellow is My Favorite Color by Ed Sakamoto 9/8/1978
Additional Note
Lady is Dying
Additional Note
Hollywood Mirrors 12/18/1978
Gee Pop
Additional Note
Blank tapes (?)
Additional Note
Miss Saigon 4/12 5pm news
Additional Note
"Reload" 12/7/1981
Additional Note
SERIES XI. OVERSIZE
Small Posters, 1981-1992
All I Asking For Is My Body, September 20, 1989 (2) (print labels)
Ambidexterity, May 30, 1991 (2 copies)
And All Through the House, December 4, 1985 (2 copies)
Dance and the Railroad, January 13, 1984 (2 copies)
Day Standing On Its Head, March 29, 1994 (3 copies)
Dragon Dream, August 18, 1992 (2)
The Dream of Kitamura; June 19-July 25, 1982 (1)
Family Devotions, February 27, (no year) (2)
Fish Head Soup, March 16, 1993 (3)
F.O.B., April 21, 1982 (2)
Fool For Love, April 23, 1992 (1)
Hiroshima, May 16 (no year) (2)
I'm On A Mission from Buddha; March 7, 1990 (2)
A Language Of Their Own, January 5, 1996 (2 copies)
Life in the Fast Lane, June 3 (no year) (2)
Live Oak Store; May 13-June 26, 199+ (1)
The Merchant of Venice; May 7-May 24, 1992 (1)
New Age of Wonders and Webster Street Blues; March 4, 1989 (1)
1981 New Playwrights Series; 1981 (2)
Obon, Festival of the Dead; October 15-November 28 (no year) (2)
Once Is Never Enough; September 21st, (no year) (1)
Pay the Chinaman and Fairybones; October 7, 1987 (2)
Point of Order: Hirabayashi vs. U.S.; January 7-February 20, 1983 (2)
Rich Relations, July 10, (no year) (2)
Rosies Café, January 11, 1989 (2)
S.A.M. I Am., March 14, 1996 (2)
The Second Annual Asian Comedy Night, October 6, 1992 (1)
A Song for a Nisei Fisherman, June 2, 1988 (2)
Tea, March 15, 1985 (2)
Thirst, January 17, 1986 (2)
Tsunami, January 8, 1992 (3)
Tsunami Series, May 10 (no year) (2)
Uncle Tadao, April 14, 1992 (2)
Walls, April 26, 1989 (2)
Webster Street Blues, February 28, 1988 (2)
Webster Street Blues (Extended!), January 14 (no year) (2)
The Wring of Life, February 4, (no year) (2)
Yankee Dawg You Die, September 5, 1990 (1)
Yellow Fever, March 19, 1982 (2)
Yes, No, or Six!, January 9 (no year) (1)
Zatoichi, Superstar!, May 22 (no year) (1)
Large Posters, 1989-1992
Anatomy Of A Springroll, May 20, 1992 (2)
Masque Ball, June 16, 1989 (4)
The Wash, 1988 (3)
Oversize Promotional Materials
Asian Pacific Islander Men--1992 Calendar (featuring Lane Nishikawa and others), 1992
Day Standing on Its Head Newsclipping, April 6, 1994
Day Standing on Its Head promotional materials
"Eurasian Actors Decry Equity Ruling," Interview with Pasquali Nakomura, n.d.
Happy Birthday poster production materials
Intake--Outake Transparency, 1978-1979
Newspaper clippings and miscellaneous promotional items for various productions (AATC Profile, A Song for a Nisei Fisherman, I'm on a Mission from Buddha, Tokyo Bound, Whiskey Chicken, Yankee Dawg You Die)
Oversize Photographs-Prints
Photos of Once Is Never Enough, Zatoichi Superstar, unknown productions, n.d.
War Bride Photos for Tea, n.d. (See also box 47)
Artifacts
Paper Robe as a Theater Prop
Plaque from AATC to Winston Lee, n.d.
Plaque from the Oakland Chinese Community Council to AATC, 1987
T-Shirt