Urban Arts Corps records, 1955-1983.

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Urban Arts Corps records, 1955-1983.

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The Urban Arts Corps records consists of the production records for plays produced by UAC from 1967-1983 (bulk dates 1972-1979), and a separate body of material relating to Vinnette Carroll. The material has been divided into two series: Production Files and Vinnette Carroll. The Production Files contain an assortment of material; however, there is not every kind of material for each production. A sample of the file contents include cast lists, contracts, correspondence, director's notes, new releases, programs, reviews, and scripts. The second series documents Carroll's professional activities in the theater prior to her becoming the founding director of the Urban Arts Corp. Included are materials regarding her career as an actor and a director.

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Urban Arts Corps.

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Urban Arts Corps (New York, N.Y.)

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Urban Arts Corps (UAC) was founded in 1967 by Vinnette Carroll, actor and director, who served as the company's premiere artistic director. It began as a pilot project of the Ghetto Arts Program of the New York State Council on the Arts. Carrol established the UAC in response to a request from John B. Hightower, the executive director of the Council. The objectives of the creators was to: provide youth in ghetto areas with direct collaborative experiences with performing...

Carroll, Vinette.

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