Carson Brierly Giffin Dance Library
Found in 135 Collections and/or Records:
Robert Greene Oral History, 2016
Interview with Robert Greene conducted by Kate Crowe.
Robinson, Cleo Parker, 2017
This folder contains (2) copies of the interview with Cleo Parker Robinson.
Schyleen Qualls Oral History, 2017
Interview with Schyleen Qualls conducted by Nathalie Proulx. The interview is audio only and missing the beginning due to technical errors. The audio begins with Schyleen describing Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble's experiences at FESTAC 77.
Scrapbooks and Realia, 1976-2010
This series contains scrapbooks, realia from the Carson Brierly Giffin Dance Library when it was housed at CWC (signs and portraits), and awards.
Spain, Jane, 2018
This folder contains (2) DVDs of Jane Spain's oral history and clippings.
The Dance Archive Administrative Records
The Dance Archive was founded in 1972 at Colorado Women's College. The library is now housed at the University of Denver under Special Collections and Archives. The library's mission is to advance education and engagement with resources across all genres of dance and movement, with an emphasis on the American West. This collection contains administrative and financial materials, programming materials, scrapbooks and realia, and publications.
The Dance Archive Duplicate Outreach Materials
This collection contains duplicate materials from other collections to be used for outreach events for The Dance Archive.
The Dance Archive "Festival Caravan" Oral History Project
This collection contains oral histories conducted by the Carson Brierly Giffin Dance Library for the 2017 annual project "Festival Caravan." Interviews include Buddy Butler, Frederick Glick, the Lowenstein family, Schyleen Qualls, and Cleo Parker Robinson. It also contains copies of the documentary created for the 2017 annual meeting, "Festival Caravan." In 2019, the Carson Brierly Giffin Dance Library rebranded as The Dance Archive.
The Dance Archive Memorabilia Collection
This collection contains memorabilia collected by the Carson-Brierly Dance Library. The materials do not have any related accessions and their origin in unknown. This collection contains Tommy Tune's shoe (signed), black leather Capezio ballet shoes, dance cue cards, (1) signed photo from Tommy Tune, buttons and t-shirts from various international companies, girl's pointe shoes, and a mask created in honor of Florence Ruston.
The Dance Archive Oral Histories on Perry-Mansfield Dance Camp
In 2013, the Friends of the Carson Brierly Giffin Dance Library (later rebranded as The Dance Archive) did a series of interviews with faculty, students, community members and other individuals affliated with the Perry Mansfield Dance Camp in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. These interviews were conducted in honor of the 100th Anniversary of the Perry Mansfield Dance Camp. The interviews were all videotaped at Perry Mansfield Dance Camp between July 20th and July 24th, 2013.