Due to the passing of time and years of neglect, the Cranbrook Greek Theatre by 1985 was non-functioning and was not even a stop on the Cranbrook Gardens tour. Led by Cranbrook Educational Community’s president, Dr. Lillian Bauder, a group of Cranbrook employees proposed and then planned for the restoration and renovation of the theater, its pool, and the surrounding landscape, in order to make it available once again to the community by 1991, the 75th anniversary of the dedication of the Greek Theatre. After receiving a grant from the State’s Commerce Department and a large gift from a private donor, work officially began at the site in May, 1990 and was completed by May, 1991. Mark Coir, Director of Cranbrook Archives, organized the Greek Theatre Rededication Committee in early 1991 and plans were quickly developed for a September, 1991 production of The Cranbrook Masque. Over eighty individuals eventually became involved with the Masque, helping to ensure that the casting, rehearsing, and designing of the stage and costumes were completed in an adept and timely manner. Edgar A. Guest III, a St. Dunstan’s member, was chosen to direct the play, and his notes on the production form a part of this collection. The play opened on September 13, 1991 and followed with a repeat performance the next evening. In addition to the performance of the Masque, a ceremony held on July 21, 1991 celebrated the dedication of the restored actors court, renamed to Wonnberger Court, after longtime summer theater directors, Carl and Annetta Wonnberger. For a complete history of the restoration and rededication of the Greek Theatre, please refer to the file titled “Final Report” (box 1, folder 9), written by Mark Coir.