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$25.00 USD
Curtain Call Catalogue
Curtain Call, a limited edition catalogue, makes a great gift for any theatre lover, student or history buff. It is a companion to the exhibition of the same title that was at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts from November 17, 2007 until May 2, 2009. This exquisite catalogue publishes, for the first time, designs from the library’s archival collection and also includes photographs of costume, scene, and lighting designs by women who have been working in theatre, opera, and dance since 1960. It features 112 pages and 236 illustrations. Editor: Alexis Greene; Design: Linda Florio, Florio Design; Curators: Barbara Cohen-Stratyner and Carrie Robbins.
$15.00 USD
Gray Notebook
Embossed with the LPTW logo in silver, this quality lined notebook fits in almost any bag or tote you might want to take with you to meetings, auditions, or script meetings! Fits perfectly into the LPTW tote too, with room for more!
$5.00 USD
Tote Bag
This soft purple canvas washable tote is great for running around town. Lightweight but sturdy, this tote can hold your rehearsal script, or groceries, and makes a great gift while you help save the planet. Paired with an LPTW Notebook and Curtain Call Catalog, you have the perfect gift for anyone who loves theatre and wants to support women in the industry.
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The League has a variety of items you can purchase that will not only help us to accomplish our mission but will give you or a friend enjoyment year round!
The League of Professional Theatre Women is a membership organization for professional theatre women representing a diversity of identities, backgrounds, and disciplines.
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