File with assorted play programmes and flyers for productions of works by or related to Carolyn Swift. Includes:
Typed synopsis for two hour, two act play for the Dublin Theatre Millenium Festival - "The Playboy of Abbey Street"; Programme from 'Gadaithe San Amharclann', the Irish language version of 'Robbers In The theatre' translated by Treasa Ní Thiarnáin and produced at Taibhdhearc na Gaillimhe (6-12 Dec 1993)
Programme from Lysistrata by Aristophanes, at the John Player Theatre, Dublin, by Amber Productions in association with Dublin Theatre Festival, directed by Agnes Bernelle
Programme from Pike Theatre Late Night Revue directed by Louis Lentin, scripts by Fergus Linehan - note - not Pike production.
Programme from Irish Life Theatre Revue from Irish Life Musical and Dramatic Society - "Life-Line" - with lyrics by Carolyn Swift.
Programme from revue "Sweet and Sour" at the Eblana Theatre, Gemini and D.K. Productions, with lyrics by Carlyn Swift. Press cuttings of reviews also attached.
programme from 'Revue '74' by the New Mullingar Revue Group, directed and produced by Alan Simpson and with lyrics by Carolyn Swift.
Hamlet and The Colleen Bawn (Romar Productions, book and lyrics by Carolyn Swift. (Dec 1963 - Pike Theatre Club)
Poster from "Aladdin And his Wonderful Dream Lamp" a rock musical by Carolyn Swift and Fran Dempsey, at Liberty Hall, Dublin. Reverse includes cast and crew list and black and white photo of the cast pictured along the quays in Dublin City.
Assorted ticket books and ticket stubs for events held as part of the Galway arts Festival. Individual tickets and ticket stubs are for the following events: 23 Jul 1989 Galway Arts Festival Late Late Breakfast at the Warwick, Salthill, Galway. 1 item. Jul/Aug] 1989 The Wow Show, at the Great Southern Hotel, 'Season Ticket'. 5 items. 28 Jul 1989 El Gran Circo Theatro, Chile, present 'La Negra Ester' at the Big Top, Fisheries Field, Galway. 2 items. The Abbey Theatre production of 'Mother of All Behans', at the Great Southern Hotel, Galway. 6 items.
Galway Arts Festival - Budweiser Music Season Ticket - Events include The Brass Band, Chris Meehan and his Redneck Friends, Guy Clark, Amampondo, Dolores Keane, the Stunning, Mary Coughlan, Beatrice Reading and Ted Hawkins, all at the Great Southern Hotel, Galway. 9 items Books of tickets include: 21 Jul [ ]
Galway Arts Festival - 'Festival Club', at O'Connors Warwick Hotel, Salthill, Galway. Tickets are signed with name of "Red Kettle" [theatre group]. Also includes book of complete tickets, unused and unsigned. 2 items.
20 Jul 1995. Printed book of complete tickets for 'Stop calling me Vernon - The Right Size' at Galway Lawn Tennis Club, Salthill, Galway. 1 item.
File with assorted manuscript notes and writings by Carolyn Swift including "Visiting the Central Mental Hospital" (1984).
File 2 includes a book which includes food recipes by Carolyn Swift and others entitled 'Celebrity Choice Cookbook' edited by Carol McKenna (1991). File 3 includes various manuscript handwritten literary research notes and draft writings.
Renewals and receipts of a policy of Charles Phibbs with the Hope Life Assurance and Annuity Company, London and Dublin.
Printed programme from production of 'Asylum! Asylum!' written by Donal O'Kelly and staged at the Peacock stage, Abbey Theatre, Dublin. Articles include "Burundi and Rwanda - The Failure of the International Community" by Frank Jennings of Amnesty International; article "European Union Asylum Policy: Who Calls the Shots?" by Andy Storey, Director of Irish Refugee Council. Includes images and biographies of cast members.
Letters written to Henry Stock from his brother Rev. Edwin Stock addressed from 12 Henrietta St, Dublin
Letters written to Henry F. Stock from Rev Edwin Stock addressed from 21 Temple Street, Dublin.
Letters written to Henry F. Stock from his brother Henry F. Stock addressed from 4 Temple Street, Dublin.
Printed programme/poster from Abbey Theatre, Dublin, production of "At Swim-Two-Birds" written by Flann O'Brien, in a new adaptation by Alex Johnston, produced on the Peacock stage, Abbey Theatre. Includes note from Johnston and cast listing. Directed by Jimmy Fay.
File includes prop and setting list for items used in set and costume by Druid Theatre in production of "At the Black Pig's Dyke."