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File relating to correspondence between Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council and Gavin Quinn of Pan Pan Theatre Company regarding use of the Martello Tower, Seapoint, Dublin, for a potential performance. Includes briefing notes on the tower, its condition, internal specification and works needed to be done in advance of its use; quotes for electrical installation at the tower, draft contract between Pan Pan and Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council for use of the Martello Tower; drawings and plans of the tower and its internal layout.
File two includes correspondence between Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council and Pan Pan Theatre Company (1995-2000) with letters discussing Pan Pan seeking a new base/office space with the Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown area, referencing the development of the Pavilion Theatre in the area; funding grants from Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council to works produced by Pan Pan, a "report on Activities, Events and Productions 1996" by Pan Pan; document from Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council on "Cultural Exchange Programme for Dun Laoghaire-Brest France Cultural Exchange Programme 1996"; Summary of 1995 Arts Programme for CITY produced by Pan Pan; printed programmes for the CITY instillation; discussions in letters regarding public spaces in the area for use by Pan Pan; Printed issues of Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Arts Newsletter, with details of productions by Pan Pan and other culture updates such as the appointment of Patrick Galvin as Writer-in-Residence.

Box of used cheque books and cheque stubs with details of amounts paid and details of transactions/payments made by Pan Pan Theatre Company. Payments relate to productions, the International Theatre Symposium, Dublin Youth Theatre, and other general costs and payments by the company.

File of correspondence between Pan Pan Theatre Company and the Cultural Relations Committee, Department of Arts, Sport, and Tourism, regarding funding applications made by Pan Pan for support for international tours. Correspondence relates to applications made and grant applications funded or rejected, with specific reference to Noorderzon Theatre and Crossover Festival, Netherlands; International Festival, Lublin, Poland; Klagenfurt, Austria; Invisible Cities Festival, Unterach, Austria; Brouhaha International Street Theatre Festival, Liverpool; International Theatre Festival, Krakow, Poland; La Friche Belle de Mai, Marseille, ("A Bronze Twist of Your Serpent Muscles"; Riksteatern, Swedish National Touring Theatre ("Tailor's Requiem"); Gdansk Celebration Street Theatre Festival, Poland ("Bronze Twist" and "Tailor's Requiem"); Gastspiel Festival, Marburg, Germany ("Peepshow"); Suwon Hwaseong Fortress International Theatre Festival ("Cartoon"); Theatre du Fil, Augusto Boal Theatre, Paris ("Peepshow").
File also includes documents on the Cultural Relations Committee, including names of members of the committee, its functions and operation, details on conditions of grant and reporting form template.

File relating to correspondence between Culture Ireland and Pan Pan Theatre Company regarding funding support for international tour of the play. Correspondence relates to applications made by Pan Pan to tour "The Crumb Trail" to Aarhus Festival, Denmark and TBA Festival, Portland, USA; production in Berlin-Dusseldorf, Germany, with full report on the tour productions by Pan Pan submitted to Culture Ireland
Also includes Culture Ireland template application form, reporting form and terms of grant conditions.

File of correspondence between Culture Ireland and Pan Pan Theatre Company regarding funding applications for touring production of "Oedipus Loves You". Letters include details of grants made, terms of grant conditions, completed and submitted application form by Pan Pan for international tour to venues in China, USA and the U.K.
Sydney Festival and Brisbane Powerhouse, Australia.

File of correspondence and applications between Culture Ireland and Pan Pan Theatre Company, relating to international tour productions of "The Rehearsal - Playing the Dane". Correspondence relates to productions at New Zealand International Arts Festival, Skirball Centre for the Performing arts, New York, Wexner Centre for the Arts, Ohio State University, Melbourne Festival, Australia.
Completed and submitted funding application for to Culture Ireland by Pan Pan; also completed application form by Pan Pan to Culture Ireland to produce the play under the 'Imagine Ireland initiative; also detailed touring production budget for the tour.

File of correspondence between Culture Ireland and Pan Pan Theatre Company regarding funding support for international touring productions. Correspondence relates to applications made and touring productions such as "The Playboy of the Western World" in China; "Fight the Landlord" in China; "Americanitis" in China; "Embers" by Samuel Beckett (WAVE Festival, Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York; "All That Fall" by Samuel Beckett, Sydney and Brisbane, Australia; "A Doll House", World Theatre Festival, Brisbane, Australia; a proposed production based on Dio Boucicault's "The Octoroon" in New York.
File also includes a press release on the establishment of Culture Ireland (24 Feb 2005); Template application and reporting documents from Culture Ireland; printed copy of programme "Imagine Ireland - A Year of Irish Arts in America 2011" published by Culture Ireland.
File also includes letter from Ray Yates, Arts Office, Dublin City Council, regarding funding grant to Pan Pan for production of "Americanitis" (24 Jan 2014).

File relating to productions directed by Gavin Quinn as part of the Dublin University Players while a student at Trinity College Dublin. Includes a press scrapbook with cuttings of coverage of productions by D.U. Players and directed by Quinn, including "The Vampire" by J.R. Planche (1989), "The Promise" by Jose Rivera (1990); "A Corpse With Character" by Minoru Betsuyaku.

Scrapbook also contains cuttings of reviews of productions involving Aedín Cosgrove (Namely by Corcadorca and at the Abbey Theatre), including "Leonce and Leona" by George Buchner being the first production by Corcadorca Theatre Company, and noted as being the last play performed by the UCC graduated at the UCC Granary. Lighting was by Cosgrove (May 1991); "That Scoundrel Scapin" by Moliére, by Corcadorca and staged at the Cork Arts and Theatre Club, lighting bty Cosgrove (Nov 1991); "Owl" by Corcadorca, staged at City Hall, Cork, (April 1992); "Crows Calling" by Sylvia Cullen, staged at Firkin Crane, Cork (April 1992); "The Mai" by Marina Carr, Peacock Theatre, Dublin, Oct 1994, lighting by Cosgrove;

File relating to Dublin University Players (Trinity College Dublin) production of "The Vampire" by J.R. Planché, directed by Gavin Quinn and with set and lighting from Aedín Cosgrove. Includes printed programme and poster from the production. Draft manuscript of the programme also included. Also includes a letter from the Bram Stoker Society of Trinity College Dublin congratulating D.U. players on their production.
File also includes later printed contract for Dublin University Players Summer Rentals Contract (18 June 1993) made with Gavin Quinn for use of the theatre space.