Actors

Altman was financial advisor for Theatre Louisville from 1963-1964, treasurer of merged Actors Theatre of Louisville (ATL) from 1964-1969 and an ATL board member from 1980-81. At the time of the interview, Altman was a CPA in Louisville. Altman's interview covers the years 1963-69.

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Barry Bingham, Jr. discussed the history of Actors Theatre Louisville and his involvement with it. Mr. Bingham served as president of Theatre Louisville, 1963-1964; vice president of the merged Actors Theatre of Louisville (ATL), 1964; and as a member of the ATL board of directors from 1963 until the time of this interview. He was a member of a major philanthropic family in Louisville. This interview covers 1969-1989. Restriction: cannot be broadcast without permission.

Barry Bingham Jr. is interviewed about Actors Theatre Louisville: its history and his involvement. Mr. Bingham served as president of Theatre Louisville, 1963-1964; vice president of the merged Actors Theatre of Louisville (ATL), 1964; and served as a member of the ATL Board of Directors from 1963 until the time of the interview. Bingham was a member of a major philanthropic family in Louisville. This interview covers the years 1962-1969, and includes discussion of the Humana Festival.

Founder, Theatre Louisville, Inc., 1963. Co-producer/director merged Actors Theatre of Louisville, 1964-65. At time of interview, lived in Woodstock, New York, and did free-lance directing. Block's interview covers the years 1962-1969. First interview covers the years 1974 forward.

Breckenridge is a Black businessman from Louisville who founded his own construction-contracting company in 1971. In this interview he discusses his life, family history, education, career and views of Black history in Louisville. Redevelopment of Louisville and early Black contractors are also discussed.

Actor who worked on and off as an ATL repertory member beginning in 1974. Burrus discusses his career beginnings and his work at Actors Theatre.

President of Actors, Inc., 1964- ; president of merged Actors Theatre of Louisville (ATL), 1965-. At the time of the interview, Byck was living and working in California. Byck's (with Cornett) interview covers the years 1964-1966.

Actor, playwright and sister of Susan Kingsley, deceased ATL resident actor on and off 1969-1984. Cardwell's interview deals mostly with Kingsley's entire time with Actors Theatre of Louisville.

Actor-Manager, Actors Theatre of Louisville from 1965-1967; presently lives in Hollywood, California with wife, Jo Deodato, appears on TV and also does TV commercials. Jo was resident actor ATL, 1965-1967. Deodato speaks fairly briefly at the end of the interview; Clark covers opening night at the train station and the years 1965-67.