Boris Aronson papers and designs 1923-2000

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Boris Aronson papers and designs 1923-2000

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Boris Aronson was primarily a set designer. He is best known for his work on (1955), (1957), (1964), (1966), (1968), (1970), (1971), and (1976). Aronson won eight Antoinette Perry (Tony) Awards for Best Scenic Design. The collection is made up mainly of designs, but also includes production materials, scripts, and other papers. The Diary of Anne Frank Bus Stop Fiddler on the Roof Cabaret Zorba Company Follies Pacific Overtures

134.5 linear feet; 153 boxes

The New York Public Library. Billy Rose Theatre Division.

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