File of colour photographic prints of production shots taken during production of "Amadeus", staged by Ouroboros Theatre Company.
File with planning and schedule documents for the production of "Amadeus" by Ouroboros Theatre Company, written by Peter Shaffer. File also includes documents from Ouroboros regarding the launch of the company and the change in name from The Theatreworks into the new company that was Ouroboros Theatre Company.
File with press cuttings of reviews and media coverage of "Amadeus" produced by Ouroboros Theatre Company, staged at the Samuel Beckett Theatre, Trinity College Dublin. Written by Peter Shaffer and directed by Michael Caven.
File relating to the administration of production of "Amadeus" by Peter Shaffer and staged by Ouroboros Theatre Company at the Samuel Beckett Theatre, Trinity College Dublin. Includes contracts with cast and production crew members, biographies of same, actor headshot images and related documents.
File with printed programme from Ouroboros Theatre Company production of "Amadeus" written by Peter Shaffer". Show programme includes articles "The Life and Death of The Theatreworks Company", "The Birth of Ouroboros", a history of "Amadeus" play, timeline, director's note by Michael Caven, cast and crew information and biographies. Staged at the Samuel Beckett Theatre, Trinity College Dublin.
Also includes printed postcard flyers advertising the play.
Printed programme from Opera Theatre Company Ireland production of Handel's "Amadigi" as part of their 10th Anniversary programme. Includes synopsis of the opera; a director's note from James Conway; a chronology of Opera Theatre Company productions and cast and crew biographies and images.
Editions of "Amandla", the Bulletin of the Irish-Anti-Apartheid Movement. Detailing notices, news, events, campaigns etc. that the I.A.A.M were engaged in.
Programme for the opening night of the Amateur Drama Festival in Athlone, opened by Siobhán McKenna.
Recording of "Now is the Cool of the Day", sung by Sparky Rucker and Jean Ritchie at the annual Celebration of Traditional Musical Festival at Berea College (from Berea College's Special Collections and Archives, 1975 005-021).