WAUUWResource06091.xml Guide to the University of Washington Meany Hall for the Performing Arts Programs 1988-2000 University of Washington. Meany Hall for the Performing Arts. Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries ©2014 (Last modified: 4/29/2020)
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Finding aid written inEnglish. Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard). University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections UW Resource No. 06091 University of Washington. Meany Hall for the Performing Arts University of Washington Meany Hall for the Performing Arts programs 1988-2000 .03 cubic ft (1 folder) Collection materials are inEnglish. Meany Hall for the Performing Arts is named for Edmond S

Meany Hall for the Performing Arts is named for Edmond S. Meany, a popular history professor who taught at the University of Washington from 1897 to 1932 and is known by many as "the father of the university." The original Meany Hall, built in 1908, was razed after it was damaged severely by an earthquake in 1965. The current building, completed in 1975, has a 1,212-seat theater; a smaller theater that seats up to 300; full facilities for the dance program; an orchestra rehearsal room; and other facilities.

Programs for the International Chamber Music Series, 1987-1988, and a UW President's Piano Series concert by Vladimir Feltsman, 2000, at Meany Hall.

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