VIDEOS OF INTERVIEWS

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NOTE: PAGE OF VIDEOS OF OR ABOUT ELLEN STEWART HERE.

[ONE] RICHARD BARR, ELLEN STEWART, LANFORD WILSON, and ME – NEW YORK, 1976 — Shot in Phebe’s Bar and Ellen Stewart’s apartment — includes scenes from plays of Lanford’s and mine.
THIS IS AN EXHAUSTIVE EXAMINATION, INCLUDING ELLEN STEWART DISCUSSING JOE CINO.

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[TWO] BAD EXPERIENCES IN THEATRE – NEW YORK, 2006

MY “COFFEEHOUSE CHRONICLE,” ABOUT TWO HOURS, WITH SONGS AND JOKES AND SAD STUFF, TOO, ABOUT THIRTY YEARS IN THEATRE.

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[THREE] PUTTING ON A SHOW – DENVER, 1987

FAIRLY FUNNY. AT ABOUT 5 MINUTES IN, THERE’S A LONG, SILENT CLOSE-UP OF THE SCRIPT WHICH WAS SUPPOSED TO HAVE AN AMUSING VOICE-OVER DESCRIBING THE PLAY’S PLOT. AT THE END, THE EMPTY VAN WAS SUPPOSED TO CARRY OFF THE CAST AND THE SET ON TOUR!

[SEE A PRODUCTION OF “MY CUP RANNETH OVER” at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAlTxpwYoQw&feature=youtu.be
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[FOUR] THE ART OF PLAYWRIGHTING – MINNESOTA, 1990

AMUSING INTERVIEW BY STUDENTBrian Mastre

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[FIVE] INTERVIEW – MONMOUTH NEW JERSEY – LATE 1980S
DONNA DOLPHIN DOES IT WELL

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[SIX] “THE 4 WILSONS – TYPES OF GAY THEATRE” – MINNEAPOLIS 1990

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[SEVEN] THOUGHTS ON ELLEN STEWART

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[EIGHT] TRIBUTE TO LANFORD WILSON 2011

Part 1 of 2

Part 2 of 2

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[NINE] TRIBUTE TO DORIC WILSON

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[TEN] AUTHOR’S INTRO TO “KENNEDY’S CHILDREN”

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[ELEVEN] DEDICATION OF CINO PLAQUE, April 8, 2008

Part 1 of 2: Dedication outdoors, about 30 minutes

Part 2 of 2  Speeches by Cino Survivors indoors, about 1 hr.

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[TWELVE]

Televideoed 2011 interview with a Chicago paper. I’m afraid you must log oto Facebook for these four videos.

(a little slow because I pause to hear questions)

above: PART 1 of 4–“Kennedy’s Children” and Off-Off Broadway

above: PART 2 of 4–“Kennedy’s Children” and Off-Off Broadway

above: PART 3 of 4–“Kennedy’s Children” and Off-Off Broadway

above: Part 4 of 4 –“Kennedy’s Children” and Off-Off Broadway

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[THIRTEEN]

PART 1 of 2 – WILLIAM M. HOFFMAN interviews LANFORD WILSON – 2004

PART 2 of 2 – WILLIAM M. HOFFMAN interviews LANFORD WILSON – 2004

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[FOURTEEN]

PART 1 of 2 – WILLIAM M. HOFFMAN interviews DORIC WILSON – 2011

PART 2 of 2  – WILLIAM M. HOFFMAN interviews DORIC WILSON – 2011

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[FIFTEEN]

Part 1 of 2 – WILLIAM M. HOFFMAN interviews ROBERT PATRICK – 2012

Part 2 of 2 – WILLIAM M. HOFFMAN interviews ROBERT PATRICK – 2012

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[SIXTEEN]

PART 1 of 2 – WILLIAM M. HOFFMAN interviews OFF-OFF BROADWAY

Part 2 of 2 – WILIAM M. HOFFMAN interviews OFF-OFF BROADWAY

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[SEVENTEEN]

2007 TRIBUTE TO DORIC WILSON

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[EIGHTEEN]

DVD talk on “Caffe Cino: Birthplace of Gay Theatre” 58 min.

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[NINETEEN]

“In the Life”: Cino artists descibe founding gay theatre. 2007

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[TWENTY]

Director Marshall W. Mason describes meeting his lifelong artistic and professional partner, playwright Lanford Wilson.

Much more of Marshall on Lanford and himself HERE.

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[TWENTY-ONE]

H.M. KOUTOUKAS, BOB HEIDE, and JOHN GILMAN, 2005

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[TWENTY-TWO]
14 minutes of RADIO with only my crummy apartment to watch, with sections of me eating while beaming approval of my own performance as I am interviewed by Vash Equality Boddie. (: 2011

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[TWENTY-THREE]

“AN EVENING WITH ROBERT PATRICK” 1 1/2 hour Q&A Session with audience mostly of playwrights, April 2012

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[TWENTY-FOUR]

1 min, 38 sec with writer/actor JEFF WEISS, usually considered along with actor Joe Pichette and lighting designer John P. Dodd to be one of the three most talented Off-Off Broadway artists, in a brief and inconsequential rap.

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