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Through A Glass Darkly
UGA T/T29/1/13 · Item · 12/11/2015-05/12/2015
Part of Theatre

Printed programme from Corn Exchange production, in partnership with Ulster Bank, of Through a Glass Darkly, adapted by Ingmar Bergman and directed by Annie Ryan. Includes cast and crew listing and director's note by Ryan.

Through a Glass Darkly
UGA T/T29/2/11 · Item · 12/11/2015-05/12/2015
Part of Theatre

Files relating to Corn Exchange production of Through a Glass Darkly by Ingmar Bergman and adapted for the stage by Jenny Worton, directed by Annie Ryan. Staged at Project Arts Centre, Dublin.

Through a Film Darkly
UGA T/T22/1/20/14 · Item · 03/04/2008-19/04/2008
Part of Theatre

Printed programme from Arambe Productions in association with NCCRI of "Through a Film Darkly" by J.C. de Graft, directed by Bisi Adigun and staged at the Project Arts Centre, Dublin. Includes a director's note and message from Adigun, information on Arambe Productions and biographies and images of cast members.

Threshold No. 18
UGA T/T4/2/1/986/6 · Item · 2023-06-20
Part of Theatre
  1. Foreword - Roy McFadden
  2. "Ven" - Robert Greacen
  3. Poetry 4. Brendan Behan - Augustine Martin 5. A great big Lollipop - Richard Kell 6. Poetry 7. The metal man - Patrick Boyle 8. Yeats, Ireland and Ezra Pound - Peter Faulkner
Lyric Theatre
Threshold No. 17
UGA T/T4/2/1/986/5 · Item · 2023-06-20
Part of Theatre
  1. Irish books and irish authors - Rex Taylor
  2. Waiting - John McGahern
  3. Poems 4. Memory's Murphy Maker - Brian Coffey 5. The fortune teller - Thomas MacIntyre 6. Little Chandler and Byron's "first poem" - Maurice Harmon 7. Young Magdalen and the pharisee - Thomas Kilroy
Lyric Theatre
Threshold
UGA T/T4/2 · Series · [1949]-1999
Part of Theatre

Material relating to the foundation and administration of the literary magazine Threshold.

UGA G/G17/2/165/1228 · Item · [1959]
Part of Irish Language

"Three versions of ""Death on a Bridge"", firstly submitted and rejected as a radio play to Radio Éireann, later revised and submitted again as a radiopoem, ""O'Connell Bridge"".

UGA POL/POL35/9/268 · Item · 01/03/1993-03/08/1993
Part of Political

Three telefaxes from Robert ['Fred'] to Brendan Duddy, Parque Santiago; with promise of 9 paragraphs followed by statement (8 March) that the 'Chairman' is very angry at recent actions. (With caption by [Éamonn Downey] referring to Sinn Féin's Setting the record straight .)