 | Harold Prince: A Director's Journey by Carol Ilson
Buy new: $21.50 / Used from: $6.74 Very worthwhile updated book on all matters Hal Prince. Indispensable!
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 | Contradictions: Notes on twenty-six years in the theatre by Harold (Hal) Prince
Buy used from: $31.75 In Hal's own words, from his theatrical start with George Abbott in the 50s up until his 1973 Production of A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC.
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 | Harold Prince and the American Musical Theatre: Expanded Edition by Foster Hirsch
Buy new: $17.95 / Used from: $9.00 Another excellent overview of Prince's remarkable career.
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| Creating the "New Musical": Harold Prince in Berlin
Buy used from: $78.99 The latest publication that explores Hal's creative life.
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| Grandchild of kings by Harold Prince
Buy used from: $29.99 Publication of Prince's 1990s Play based on the early life of Ireland's Seán O'Casey.
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| The Theatre Art of Boris Aronson by Frank Rich
Buy used from: $48.29 Prince's long collaboration with Stage Designer Boris Aronson boasts some remarkable work.
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 | The Show Makers: Great Directors of the American Musical Theatre by Lawrence Thelen
Buy used from: $0.81 The Chapter regarding Harold Prince is perhaps the best in this volume.
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 | The Art of the American Musical: Conversations with the Creators
Buy new: $24.95 / Used from: $12.35 Contains a good interview with Mr. Prince.
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 | Everything Was Possible: The Birth of the Musical Follies (Applause Books) by Ted Chapin
Buy new: $13.46 / Used from: $7.23 Splendid!
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| Broadway Song and Story: Playwrights/Lyricists/Composers Discuss Their Hits
Buy used from: $5.99 Prince and Sondheim share a chapter, discussing Sweeney Todd.
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 | The Making of Cabaret (The Great Broadway Musicals) by Keith Garebian
Buy used from: $11.51 A small book, with lengthy discussion of Prince's unique contribution to this masterwork.
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 | Colored Lights: Forty Years of Words and Music, Show Biz, Collaboration, and All That Jazz by John Kander
Buy new: $20.00 / Used from: $0.31 Besides writing the Foreword of this book, Hal occasionally comments throughout the chapters that involve his musicals.
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