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Baboró Event Listings
UGA T/T5/10/2 · Sub-series · 1981-1999
Part of Theatre

List of events produced during the Baboró International Children's Festival.

Baboró Festival posters
UGA T/T5/10/3 · Sub-series · 1993-1999
Part of Theatre

Posters from events produced during the Baboró International Children's Festival.

Baboró Festival Programme
UGA T/T22/1/19/20 · Item · 15/10/2007-21/10/2007
Part of Theatre

Printed programme from the 207 Baboró International Arts Festival for Children in Galway, detailing all events as part of the festival.

Baby Jane
UGA T/T29/1/3 · Item · 06/03/1998-21/03/1998
Part of Theatre

Printed programme from Corn Exchange Theatre Company and Project Arts Centre production of Baby Jane, staged at Project@the Mint, Dublin. A multi-media / Commedia Dell'Arte adaptation by the Corn Exchange from Robert Aldrich's film based on Henry Farrell's novel "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?" Directed by Annie Ryan. Printed flyer from the production also included.

Baby Jane
UGA T/T22/1/10/14 · Item · 06/03/1998-21/03/1998
Part of Theatre

Printed programme from Corn Exchange and Project Arts Centre production of "Baby Jane", adapted by the Corn Exchange Theatre Company from Robert Aldrich's film, based on Henry Farrell's novel "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?", directed by Annie Ryan and staged at Project @ the Mint (Project Arts Centre, Dublin). Includes introduction by Annie Ryan, Artistic Director of The Corn Exchange and also article of introduction to the play.

"Bacach Chúige Múmhan"
UGA G/G20/1/2/490 · Item · [190-]
Part of Irish Language

Handwritten and typescript drafts of song entitled "Bacach Chúige Múmhan", from Jno. Walsh, a native of Callen, County Kilkenny, transcribed by Seaghan Ó Laighin and published in "Irish American" (1889) and Hyde's "Beside the Fire", p 184; Sighle [ ],

Bacach na Léige
UGA G/G20/1/2/415 · Item · [190-]
Part of Irish Language

Typescript drafts of "Bacach na Léige", including version from "Gaelic Journal", vol 14, no 170, p 674, and from Jno McHugh, Aran More Island, County Donegal.