Item 931 - A Little Like Drowning - Production Administration

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UGA T/T2/12/931

Title

A Little Like Drowning - Production Administration

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  • 1989

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1 file, c. 70 pp

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File includes administration documents such as series of TS letters between Maureen Hughes and Jane Daly of Druid Theatre Company with Louise Cooper and Eleanor Drew of Judy Daish Associates, London, discussing and detailing the performance licence afforded to Druid for production of the play, written by Anthony Minghella and also detailing arrangements and royalties owed from the production (Dec 1988 - Jun 1989); Box office records and nightly account sheets from each night's production of the play. Also includes separate box office report from production of the play the Belltable Theatre, Limerick.

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      03/08/2016
      30/07/2025

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