Showing 32609 results

Notes and overhead slides for a talk by Maurice Hayes on the report ‘The Challenge of the City’, presented to the Irish Inter-Church Meeting at Ballymascanlon.

Essay/talk, 'The Challenge of 'Defamation of Religions' to Freedom of Expression and the International Human Rights System', taken from a conference on European Protection of Freedom of Expression by Sejal Parmar.

Produced at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre, New York, in November 1955, Siobhán McKenna in the role of Miss Madrigal.

DVD discs from Pan Pan production of The Chair Women, with video and audio from the production.

Reviews from "The American Record Guide" and [ ] of an audio record of "The Chairs", by Ionesco, starring Siobhán McKenna and Cyril Cusack.

Printed programme from Blue Raincoat Theatre production of "The Chairs" by Eugene Ionesco, directed by Niall Henry. Includes a foreword from Malcolm Hamilton and Niall Henry; article "From Desire to Godot - the pocket theatres of Paris" by Ruby Cohn; a biography of Ionesco; article "Which Theatre is the Absurd One" by Edward Albee and also biographies of cast members.

File with typescript of The Chair Women by Werner Schwab, translated from the Viennese by David T. Hale. Script is heavily annotated throughout by Gavin Quinn, with notes and comments on direction of the play. File also includes typescript of "The First Ladies" by Werner Schwab, translated by Malcolm Green. Script also has some minor annotation and underlining from [Quinn]. Also typescript of play "The Presidents" by Werner Schwab.
See also T27/10/18

Printed flyer from production of The Chair Women as part of the ESB Dublin Fringe Festival at Project Arts Centre. Includes information and production details on the play.
Printed programme from the play, co-produced by Scarlet Theatre in collaboration with Pan Pan and Ludowy Theatre, Krakow. The play is subtitled "A Reality Theatre Show". Also includes press pack with information on the production and on past productions by the Scarlet Theatre.

File includes a TS report on the excavations at 'The Chair of Tuam", Co. Galway, by Etienne Rynne, 1979 and encloses extracts from OS maps of the area and site area and boundary marked. Includes black and white mounted photographic print of Richard Savage, "Last Sovereign of Tuam", (n.d.); also black and white photographs by [Rynne] of the excavations in progress. Also correspondence with report findings by Rynne to Galway County Council Planning Office.

Directed by Donald McWhinnie at the Strand Theatre, London, starring Siobhán McKenna, Alec McGovern and Griffith Jones, with Siobhán in the role of Marie-Therese, the cook.