Charles Ludlam
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(Charles Ludlam, Christopher Scott). Charles Ludlam and Christopher Scott Interviewed by Ted Castle. Bomb. Volume 1 #2. New York: Center for New Art Activities, 1981.
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(Charles Ludlam). Charles Ludlam’s Grand Tarot. Starring the Trocadero Gloxina Magic. Mind Theater of Thrills and Spills. [1969]
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(Charles Ludlam). David Kaufman. The Man Born to Play The Heroine Camille. The New York Times, November 3, 2002.
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(Charles Ludlam). The Ridiculous Theatre Company presents Big Hotel a new play written and directed by Charles Ludlam. At Tambellini’s Gate Theatre, [New York]. Beginning Nov. 24th, [1968]
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(Charles Ludlam). The Ridiculous Theatrical Co. presents Charles Ludlam’s Love’s Tangled Web. One Sheridan Square, [New York], no date [1981]
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(Charles Ludlam). The Ridiculous Theatrical Co. presents Charles Ludlam’s Love’s Tangled Web. One Sheridan Square, [New York], no date [1981]
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(Charles Ludlam). The Ridiculous Theatrical co. Presents Charles Ludlam’s new farce of modern life, Secret Lives of the Sexists [New York: 1982]
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(Charles Ludlam). The Ridiculous Theatrical Company Co. in Charles Ludlam’s The Bourgeois Avant-Garde, a comedy after Molière. (Cover title).
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(Charles Ludlam). The Ridiculous Theatrical Company presents A New Play by Charles Ludlam, Bluebeard. Gotham Art Theater, [New York], no date [1971]
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(Charles Ludlam). The Ridiculous Theatrical Company presents Big Hotel, a Farce. Written and directed by Charles Ludlam. Beginning Nov. 24th, [1968] Tambellini’s Gate Theatre
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(Charles Ludlam). The Ridiculous Theatrical Company presents Big Hotel, a farce. Written and directed by Charles Ludlam. Tambellini’s Gate Theater, [New York], Fridays and Saturdays at midnight beginning Nov. 24th [1968]
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(Charles Ludlam). The Ridiculous Theatrical Company presents Charles Ludlam’s Utopia Incorporated. One Sheridan Square, [New York]
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(Charles Ludlam). The Ridiculous Theatrical Company presents Reverse Psychology, a new farce written and directed by Charles Ludlam. One Sheridan Square, New York, no date [1980]
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(Charles Ludlam). Theater for the New City presents the Ridiculous Theatrical Company in Eunuchs of the Forbidden City. Previews begin March 29th, [1972]. Open April 5th [1972], Theater for the new City, [New York]
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(Charles Ludlam/ The Mystery of Irma Vep). David Kaufman. A Charmer Returns to the Scene of the Seduction. The New York Times, September 27, 1998.
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(Charles Ludlam/ The Mystery of Irma Vep). Vincent Carby. Highly Intoxicating– Wit, Served Straight Up. The New York Times, October 11, 1998.
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