Rebecca Ranson was a playwright and civil rights and AIDS activist. Her most notable work, Warren, was one of the first plays dealing with HIV/AIDS, staged in December 1984. It was based on her close friend Warren Johnston, who passed from AIDS complications earlier that year. The play was performed at 7 Stages Theatre.
“Warren,” by Rebecca Ranson, program of the production at 7 Stages Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia, December 12 – 22, 1984. (8 pages),M219-Programs-1984-08-23bgs
Jon Goldman as Warren in Rebecca Ranson’s play “Warren,” 7 Stages Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia, August 23 – September 1, 1984. M219-Prints-1984-08-23a
Flier and press releases for a new production of revised script of Rebecca Ranson’s “Warren,” 7 Stages Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia, December 12 – 22, 1984.M219-Plays-1984-08-23b
Rebecca Ranson, Atlanta playwright (left); Jon Goldman, actor (center); Rick Bowles, stage manager, go over Ranson’s script of “Warren,” Atlanta, Georgia, July 21, 1986.AJCP495-181a
Flier and press releases for Rebecca Ranson’s “Warren,” 7 Stages Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia, August 23 – September 1, 1984. M219-Plays-1984-08-23a
