Pre-production photograph of Al Tinnin as Azdak in the Caucasian Chalk Circle. Al Tinnin was the first African-American student to graduate from Carleton College, and the first African American student to act on stage at Carleton. This was the premiere of the Bertolt Brecht play: The Caucasian Chalk Circle, and it was a student-led production at Little Nourse Theater from May 4th-8th in 1947.
Notes taken on the transmission of the Underscore, a loose schedule of a Contact Improvisation gathering ("jam") originally formulated by Nancy Stark-Smith. The Underscore features symbols for different stages of a jam and events that might happen within a dance.
