Seattle Theatre Archives: G-J

Golden was an actor and organizer in the People's Theatre Movement in the United States during the 1930s.

Krahl served as a lighting designer and/or a stage manager for numerous theatrical productions in Seattle. His collection includes lighting plots, as well as some costume and set designs.

Haas was a Seattle actress, director, and author. Born in Missouri, she moved to Seattle in 1919. Haas appeared on many stages in Seattle, including ACT, Seattle Repertory Theatre, and the Cirque Dinner Theatre, where she played for 26 years in 36 productions. For a time in the 1940s, she was a columnist for "The Capitol Hill Times."

Hughes (1894-1964) was a playwright and director of the Drama Program at the University of Washington for more than 30 years.

Hunskaer was an actress in the Federal Theatre Project. Her collection consists of photocopies of clippings and programs, from 1936-1937.

Together with her husband Burton, Florence founded the Seattle Repertory Playhouse in 1928 and the Washington State Theatre (1936-1939). She also worked at the Cornish School of Allied Arts from 1923 to 1928. Investigation of the Jameses by the State Legislature's Interim Committee on Un-American Activities (Canwell Committee) played a role in the Playhouse's closure in 1951. Florence subsequently moved to Saskatchewan, Canada where she remained active in theater. She died in 1988.