A black and white photo of a scene being performed. Three women in striped dresses lean or crouch around a stern looking man in a suit. Another woman who holds a parsol looks and points to the right of the stage.

A black and white photo of a scene being performed. There are three women in striped dresses who are talking to a man. Another woman in a black dress stands away from them and looks toward the parasol she holds in the air.

A black and white photo of five cast members performing a scene. A woman crouches in the front with her hands in the air. Four men lean over her and appear to be singing or blowing her a kiss.

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 black and white photo of five actresses performing a show. Four of them have their hand on their nose in a teasing position, while the other woman looks back with several boxes in her hands.

An advertisement for the 1980 Red Barn Theatre Music Carnival that includes the plot synopses of The Great American Backstage Musical, Tuscaloosa's Calling Me, but I'm Not Going, and Whispers on the Wind, which would all be performed during the…

An advertisement for the 1980 Red Barn Theatre Music Carnival. It includes an advanced ticket order form as well as a map of Saugatuck.

A black and white photo of the cast of the 63rd Street's production of Oklahoma. The caption of the photo includes information on show dates and how to acquire tickets for the show.

A newspaper article written by Colleen Rae titled "Spectacular Production of The Wizard of Oz Coming to the Red Barn Aug. 15-17, 22-24, 29-31." It describes the 63 Street Procution's performance of The Wizard of Oz. It discusses the cast of the show,…

A newspaper article from The Observer titled "Red Barn's Magical Musical Hit Wizard of Oz A Resounding Winner!!!" It gives a phenominal review of the Red Barn Theatre's production of the show, including a statement that the production was the best…

An advertisement in The Observer that announces the show dates of the 63rd Street Productions' staging of The Wizard of Oz. It also provides ticket information and information about the director of the show.

A photo of Kim Collins, who stands next to the Sold sign that is put in front of the Red Barn Theatre. The photo is titled "Brewery on Tap for Red Barn Site," and includes a caption that depicts some of the changes that would come to the Red Barn…