Nicholas Patricca papers, 1960-2001.

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Nicholas Patricca papers, 1960-2001.

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The papers of the Nicolas Patricca collection span the years 1960-1998 with the bulk of materials dating from 1982-1989. The collection also includes a significant amount of undated material. The papers are arranged into three series and consist mainly of Patricca's plays and material related to playwriting and promotion. Other materials include limited biographic material, personal correspondence, and a series of audiotape of Patricca's lectures both in the United States and abroad. Addendum 2 of the papers spans the years 1982-2001 and includes undated material. The papers consist mainly of information pertaining to Patricca's visit to Nicaragua, his interest in the Central American Crises of the 1980s and manuscript drafts and correspondence relating to the publishing of Irma Corcoran, BVM's books The ABC Zoo and Spin-Offs in which Patricca was actively involved. Also included are articles and a poetry book written by Patricca. Other materials include miscellaneous magazines and six 3.5 and 3.75 Floppy Disks containing spin-Offs manuscripts.

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Loyola University of Chicago. Women and Leadership Archives.

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Patricca, Nicholas A.

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Nicholas A Patricca is professor emeritus of theater at Loyola University Chicago and playwright in residence at Victory Gardens Theater. He received his Ph. D. in Religious Studies from the University of Chicago. From the description of Nicholas A. Patricca Collection 1978- (DePaul University). WorldCat record id: 701105616 Nicholas A. Patricca has been writing for the theater since 1980, when his first play The Examen was produced at the Victory Gardens Theater in Chicago....

Corcoran, Irma

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