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UGA T/T4/1/1/15/96 · Item · 06/1965
Part of Theatre

Material relating to the production of seven plays by W.B. Yeats: The Dreaming of the Bones , Purgatory , Calvary , The Resurrection , The King of the Great Clock Tower , The Only Jealousy of Emer , and The Death of Cuchulain at Derryvolgie Avenue to celebrate the centenary of Yeats' birth. Includes six programmes, a poster, and an additional cardboard poster with handwritten details of the presentation. Also includes a schedule for the performance on 15 June and a large drawing of the set design for The Only Jealousy of Emer and Calvary .

UGA T/T4/1/1/15/98 · Item · 11/1965
Part of Theatre

Material relating to the production of The Heart's A Wonder by Mairín and Nuala O'Farrell at the Grove Theatre, Belfast. Includes six programmes, a poster and five photographs of Sam Macready as Christopher Mahon. Also includes an exercise book containing production notes for this play as well as the forthcoming Ghosts (Ibsen) and King of the Castle (McCabe). This copy book also features a list of subscribers to the Lyric Theatre as of November 1965.

UGA T/T4/1/1/15/100 · Item · 12/1965
Part of Theatre

Material relating to the production of Juno and the Paycock by Seán O'Casey at Derryvolgie Avenue. Includes six programmes, two posters, two copies of a press release, and twenty one photographs of cast members in costume. Also includes a copy of Three Plays , a volume containing three Seán O'Casey plays, including this one, which has pencilled annotations. The text of The Plough and the Stars is also annotated.

UGA T/T4/1/1/16/103 · Item · 03/1966
Part of Theatre

Material relating to the production of A Touch of the Poet by Eugene O'Neill at Derryvolgie Avenue. Includes a programme, a press release and two posters. The reverse of the posters has been used for handwritten notes; one contains lighting directions for the play, and the other has a list of cast rules written by Mary O'Malley.