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The author has done the designs for more than 250 stage productions and has long been regarded as one of the leading contributors to the American stage. His designs have been lavished upon a broad variety of plays ranging from Shakespeare to such outstanding musical comedies as "South Pacific" and "The King and I."

Scripts submitted to Mielziner; printed items by and about Mielziner; photographs; and scrapbooks.

"This book is about planning and designing the interior shapes of our theatre buildings. The usual dictionary definition of 'shape' refers to 'external or outward form, configuration or contour.' The shape I refer to is strictly that of the theatre building interior. It is a shape that grows out of, and is responsive to, the vital workings of spoken drama."--

Burn Brae Dinner Theatre presents "Guys and Dolls," book by Jo Swerling, Abe Burrow, music and lyrics by Frank Loesser, characters based on a story by Damon Runyon, producers Bernart T. Levin and John Kinnamon, director John Kinnamon, dances and musical numbers staged by Carole Banninger and Mike Malone, musical director Martin Piechuch, set design James Cranston Kennedy, lighting design Ben Fisher, costume coordination Carolyn Capps.