2001-2002 - Playbills.

Contains playbills/programs for: "Spring Dance Concert 2002" by GU Dance Company; "Fall Concert 2001" by GU Dance Company; "Showtime!" by Georgetown Program Board; "Music by Three Child Prodigies & a Civil Engineer" by The Office of Performing Arts, the GU Orchestra, and the Chamber Music Ensembles; 2002 Intercultural Week; "Posada Showcase" by Ballet Folklorico Mexicano de Georgetown; "A Tribute to Paul Hume" by GU Concert Choir and Orchestra; "GU Jazzfest 2000" by Georgetown Jazz; April 2002 Improv by Georgetown Players; "Oedipus Rex" by Mask and Bauble; "The Georgetown University Concert Band" by The Office of Performing Arts; "E Pluribus Unum" by GU Concert Choir and Orchestra; "Dancing with Beethoven" by GU Orchestra; "12 Angry Men" by Mask and Bauble; "Cowboy Mouth" by Mask and Bauble; "Hot'n' Throbbing" by Nomadic Theatre; "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" by Mask and Bauble; "The American Century" by Mask and Bauble; "DC A Cappella Fest 2001" by GraceNotes and Phantoms; "G-Pig" by Georgetown Players; "Rangila" by GU South Asian Society; Fall 2001 Dance Showcase by Black Movements Dance Theatre; "Third Annual Georgetown University Holiday Jazz Concert" by The Office of Performing Arts; "The Lord Will Provide" by GU Gospel Choir; "Arcadia" by Mask and Bauble; "A Romp in the Melting Pot" by The Office of Performing Arts, GU Orchestra, and Chamber Music Ensembles; "Death and the Maiden" by Nomadic Theatre; "Jesuit Education and the Arts" program; "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf" by Black Theatre Ensemble; "Cherry Tree Massacre" by Georgetown Chimes; February 2002 Concert by GU Concert Band; "A Tribute to A Legacy" by Black Movements Dance Theatre; "2002 Donn B. Murphy One-Acts Festival" by Mask and Bauble; "Fiesta Mexicana" by Ballet Folklorico Mexicano de Georgetown; Friday Music with Diane Monroe on Violin; "Improvfest 2002" by Georgetown Players; "The Spring Fling Concert" by Georgetown Phantoms; "A Devil Inside" by Nomadic Theatre; "One Love: Black Transcendence and Transition".