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The Plough and the Stars
UGA T/T13/D/197 · Item · 08/08/1966
Part of Theatre

Opening Night: 08/08/1966
Playwright: Sean O'Casey
Venue: Dublin

The Plough and the Stars
UGA T/T13/D/199 · Item · 22/08/1966
Part of Theatre

Opening Night: 22/08/1966
Playwright: Seán O'Casey
Venue: Dublin

The Plough and the Stars
UGA T/T13/D/204 · Item · 02/08/1976
Part of Theatre

Opening Night: 02/08/1976
Playwright: Sean O'Casey
Venue: Dublin

The Plough and the Stars
UGA T/T13/B/3/3 · Sub-series · 1936
Part of Theatre

John Ford's adaptation of the Sean O'Casey play, which sared Arthur Shields as Padraig Pearse and Barry Fitzgerald as Fluther Good.

The Player Queen, "The Faun"
UGA T/T13/D/35 · Item · 24/09/1928
Part of Theatre

Opening Night: 24/09/1928
Playwright: W.B. Yeats, Harold R. White (Music), Ninette de Valois (Choreography)
Venue: Dublin

UGA T/T2/1/36/376 · Item · 02/06/2009-06/06/2009
Part of Theatre

Printed programme and flyer from the production of the Playboy of the western World at the Town Hall Theatre, Galway, part of the UK and Irish tour which saw productions at Oxford, Brighton, Richmond, Salford, Galway, Liverpool and Cardiff. Full details in programme.

UGA T/T2/23/3/1184/5 · Item · 03/12/2003
Part of Theatre

Stage plan, 'Walls (including markings)"', designed by Francis O'Connor for Druid Theatre production of "The Playboy of the Western World" by J.M. Synge, directed by Garry Hynes. Drawn by G. Underwood. Drawing no. 3., Scale 1:25. (Note: A3 and A1 size copies of same present)

UGA T/T2/9/8/729 · Item · 19/10/1982-21/10/1982
Part of Theatre

File of black and white photographs from Druid's production on Inis Mean and Inis Óirr. Includes images of the cast approaching the islands by boat; the final approach by cast to the island by currach; photograph of Mick Lally standing on the beach holding a 'Sacred Heart' picture; images of the crew unloading equipment from the boats; images of islanders and the landscape of the Aran Islands. Image of set in place with audience in hall of one of the islands, location not stated.