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JEFF WEISS’ Pinocchio play, somewhere in Pennsylvania of all places.
JEFF WEISS’ Pinocchio play, somewhere in Pennsylvania of all places.
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Caffe Cino Audio
- >>>1961 RECORDING OF DORIC WILSON PLAY (introduction by Joe Cino's voice)
- >>>LANFORD WILSON, 2008 hour-long interview. Click on the link that says "Download Audio (mp3)"
Caffe Cino Books
- >>>Buy MICHAEL SMITH's generously-illustrated memoir of Cino lighting-genius JOHN P. DODD.
- >>>CAFFE CINO: THE BIRTHPLACE OF OFF-OFF BROADWAY by Wendell C. Stone
- >>>H.M. KOUTOUKAS 1937-2010, Memorial ed. by Magie Dominic and Michael Smith
- >>>OFF-OFF-BROADWAY EXPLOSION: HOW PROVOCATIVE PLAYWRIGHTS OF THE 1960'S IGNITED A NEW AMERICAN THEATER by David Crespy
- >>>PLAYING UNDERGROUND: A CRITICAL HISTORY OF THE 1960S OFF-OFF-BROADWAY MOVEMENT (THEATER: THEORY/TEXT/PERFORMANCE) by Stephen J. Bottoms
- >>>RETURN TO THE CAFFE CINO edited by Steve Susoyev (Editor), George Birimisa (Editor)
- >>>RICHARD BUCK comments on 6 books about Off-Off Broadway
- >>>THE GHASTLY ONE: THE SEX-GORE NETHERWORLD OF FILMMAKER ANDY MILLIGAN by Jimmy McDonough
Caffe Cino Memories Online
- >>>78 CAFFE CINO SNAPSHOTS
- >>>DONALD BROOKS' PLAY ABOUT THE CINO (and Brooks' extensive Off-Off Broadway career)
- >>>DORIC WILSON (the first star playwright of the Cino on the Cino and his career afterward as founder of TOSOS, the first professional gay theatre)
- >>>GEORGE BIRIMISA: personal blog of playwright of Cino play "Daddy Violet"
- >>>MAGiE DOMINIC's H.M. KOUTOUKAS Career Page
- >>>MICHAEL SMITH on working at the Cino
- >>>ROBERT PATRICK Village Voice interview by Roy Edroso about Caffe Cino, May 2009
- >>>SHORT SUMMARY HISTORY of the Cino
- >>>WARHOL PEOPLE at the Cino
- >>>WIKIPEDIA: Joe Cino & the Caffe
- >>>Writer/actor/manager JOHN BORSKE's exciting bio.
Caffe Cino Video
- >>>"CAFFE CINO: BIRTHPLACE OF GAY THEATRE" (1 1/2 hour illustrated lecture)
- >>>"IN THE LIFE" PBS: Caffe Cino Artists Extensively Describe the Cino Experience and the birth of gay theatre there. ANNOTATED by Robert Patrick.
- >>>"IN THE LIFE" Video: DORIC WILSON and Edmund White on Stonewall, Gay Plays, and the Cino.
- >>>"VAPORS": Clip of Cino actors in Andy Milligan movie written by Hope Stansbury.
- >>>3-PART YOU TUBE INTERVIEW with "Daddy Violet" author George Birimisa
- >>>CAFFE CINO: Trailer for Proposed Documentary Movie
- >>>Cino Actor Norman Thomas Marshall's "John Brown" monologue.
- >>>CINO PLAY COMPLETE: LANFORD WILSON's mini-play "Wandering," 2007 school production.
- >>>CINO PLAY COMPLETE: Robert Patrick's 1966 Cino play "Camera Obscura" (2001 production from Las Cruces)
- >>>CUNY TV: Off-Off Broadway, Parts 1 & 2: William M. Hoffman interviews four Cino luminaries.
- >>>DVD LECTURE: "Caffe Cino — Birthplace of Gay Theatre."
- >>>GEORGE BIRIMISA: personal blog of playwright of Cino play "Daddy Violet"
- >>>INTERVIEW WITH H.M. KOUTOUKAS, BOB HEIDE, and JOHN GILMAN
- >>>LANFORD WILSON (2-minute interview)
- >>>MARSHALL W. MASON on metingLANFORD WILSON at the Caffe Cino–2008 Interview
- >>>PLAYWRIGHT GEORGE BIRIMISA remembers the Cino and some early gay plays.
- >>>SLIDESHOW: Stills of filmmaker Mark Waren interviewing Cino People for a proposed documentary.
- >>>SONG ABOUT CAFFE CINO
- >>>SONG ABOUT LA MAMA
- >>>SONG dedicated to CHARLES STANLEY
- >>>SONG dedicated to JOE CINO
- >>>SONG FROM CINO SHOW "PSYCHEDELIC FOLLIES"
- >>>Song from improvised Cino Halloween Show, "Halloween Hermit," Oct. 31, 1966
- >>>SUKI WESTON's paintigns of early- and middle-period Off-Off people.
- >>>TEN VIDEOS ABOUT OFF-OFF BROADWAY
- >>>TOM O'HORGAN shows Mister Rogers his exotic musical instruments.
- >>>Video Tribute to DORIC WILSON
- >>>Video tribute to LANFORD WILSON
Other Links
- >>>Buy MICHAEL SMITH's generously-illustrated memoir of Cino lighting-genius JOHN P. DODD.
- >>>Cino Actor Norman Thomas Marshall's "John Brown" monologue.
Theatres Inspired by the Cino
- >>>ELLEN STEWART VIDEOS PAGE
- LA MAMA
- THE GLINES – history
- THE GLINES – picture history
- THE KINGS HEAD TAVERN
- THEATER FOR THE NEW CITY
- TOSOS
VIDEO OF JEAN-CLAUDE VAN ITALLIE's 1968 OPEN THEATRE MASTERWORK, "THE SERPENT," CO-DIRECTED BY ROBERTA SKLAR
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