A black and white photo of a scene being performed. A woman in a maid's costume cowers from where she stands on a bench while a man dressed in all white holds a dead mouse towards her.

An article that gives an exemplary review of the Red Barn Theatre's production of My Fair Lady.

A newspaper article titled "Future of Red Barn Playhouse in Doubt." It discusses the abrupt cancellation of the final shows of the season. It also explains that it is unclear if there would be another season, in part due to ensuing legal battles…

A newspaper article written by Scott Sulivan titled "Guardian Brewing Plans Red Barn Home." It includes information about the planned changes to the building as it is turned into a brewery, as well as explores how Kim Collins, the new owner, became…

A black and white photo of a scene being performed. Nine individuals pose while a man with a cigarette plays the guitar. Behind them, the set reads "Hernando's."

A newspaper article titled "Iguana Draws Full House at Red Barn." The article describes the show, as well as its leading cast. It also desribes the set of the show and announces that the Red Barn's 1964 season would end the following week.

A black and white photo of a scene being performed in a kitchen set. A woman leans on a table as she reads the newspaper. A man in a suit looks at her and reaches for the newspaper.

A black and white photo of eight women who are performing a kickline in front of a sign that reads "La Cage Aux Folles."

A black and white photo of an actor and actress kneeling on a stage with waves behind them. The woman has her hands crossed and appears to be talking or singing while the man next to her gazes as her as he smiles.

A photograph of the Red Barn Theatre that has extensive visual distortion. On the side, there is a Kodacolor Print stamp and along the bottom of the photo, the Kodak Safety Film number is listed.

A black and white photo of nine women and a man who pose in front of a set that reads "La Cage." They are all wearing costmes and two are seated with their toes pointed in front of the others. The back of "La Cage," which lists the cast from left to…

The second page of the Red Barn Playhouse's What's Happening? which includes several articles that gives reviews of several of the shows being performed at the theatre. It also has an article about set design.