Madrigal:  Resources

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Citations

~ Dokolosa, Chris. Written interview and photo. June 2001. Permission granted to be used on this web site by email. 

~ Duncan, Laura. Written interview and photo. August 2001. Permission granted to be used on this web site by letter.

~ Grimble, Frances. After a Fashion. California: Lavolta Press, 1998. Used as a research reference. 

~ Hinman, Sheryl. Digital photographs taken at 2000 GHS Madrigal Dinner. Permission to use the images granted by letter. The photos were modified by team member Sarah Campbell. 

~ Hoffman, Hillary. Written interview and photo. Permission granted to be used on this web site by letter.

~ Kellert, Carolyn. Four Madrigal Dinner Scripts. Written and performed between 1998 and 2001. Permission granted to be used on this web site by letter. 

~ Kellert, Carolyn. Two written interview and photos. August 2001. Permission granted to be used on this web site by letter. 

~ Lee, Robert L. Everything About Theatre. Colorado: Meriwether Publishing Ltd., 1996. Used as a research reference. 

~ Mitchell, Janet. Written interview and photo. July 2001. Permission granted to be used on this web site by email. 

~ Morse, Sidney. The New Household Discoveries. New York: Success Company's Branch Offices, 1917. The recipe used was in the public domain. 

~ Reinertsen, Julie. Written interview and photo. August 2001. Permission granted to be used on this web site by letter.

~ Simonson, Lee. The Stage Is Set. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, Inc., 1932. Used as a research reference. 

~ Singman, Jeffrey L. Daily Life in Elizabethan England. Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1995. Used as a research reference. 

~ Smith, Doug. The Ghost of Glastonbury. Written and performed in 2000 -2001. Permission granted to be used on this web site by email. 

~ Smith, Doug. Written interview and photo. May 2001. Permission granted to be used on this web site by email. 

~ ThinkQuest. August 20, 2001. <http://www.thinkquest.org/index.html>. Used as a research reference.

~ Welcome to the Renaissance Faire. August 18, 2001. <http://www.renfaire.com/>. Used as a research reference.

~ Wilson, Leanna. Digital photographs taken with permission of both the director and the author of The Ghost of Glastonbury performance. Knox College, spring 2001. Additional photos of interview subjects were modified by Leanna Wilson.