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.
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.
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.
- Foreword - Roy McFadden
- "Ven" - Robert Greacen
- 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
- Irish books and irish authors - Rex Taylor
- Waiting - John McGahern
- 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
"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""Thréig me lucht peárlaidhe"", from Mrs. Dunlevy, index 190."
"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"".
Three typescript fragments of reworked first draft of Thomas Kilroy's adaptation of Ibsen's Ghosts , with few handwritten amendments. Containing part of Act 1, the end of Act 1, and part of Act 2. [Paginated 21- 68, 98 - 129, 181- 198.]
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 .)