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UGA T/T20/2/3/1/619 · Item · 30/07/1967
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Programme for "Modern Irish Verse", poetry read by Siobhán McKenna and Richard Murphy at the Fourteenth Stratford-upon-Avon Poetry Festival.

UGA T/T20/2/3/1/620 · Item · 08/1967-10/1967
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Letter from Michael Emmerson for the Belfast Theatre Festival, to Siobhán McKenna, confirming details for her recital at Queen's University, Belfast (23 Aug 1967). Also letter from Richard [Murphy], Cleggan, Co Galway, to Siobhán McKenna, thanking her for the beautiful reading in Belfast and apologising for getting them lost “…your conversation was far more interesting to me than the signposts” (17 Oct 1967).

A Christmas Carol, 1967
UGA T/T20/2/3/1/621 · Item · 13/02/1967
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Royalty Statement from Vanguard Recording Society Ltd, New York, for "A Christmas Carol".

UGA T/T20/2/3/1/622 · Item · 1967
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Reviews from "The American Record Guide" and [ ] of an audio record of "The Chairs", by Ionesco, starring Siobhán McKenna and Cyril Cusack.

UGA T/T20/2/3/1/623 · Item · 1959-1973
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File of material (mainly press reviews) relating to the Spoken Arts record of Siobhán McKenna reading American writers including Yeats, Joyce, Stephens and others.

UGA T/T20/2/3/1/624 · Item · 16/09/1969
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Press cutting from "RTE Guide" of programme on RTE Radio 1 entitled "I remember I remember", of childhood memories with Siobhán McKenna.

"Three Sisters" by Chekhov
UGA T/T20/2/3/1/625 · Item · [196-]
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Copies of reviews of the audio-record, "Three Sisters" by Chekhov, with Siobhán McKenna as Olga.

UGA T/T20/2/3/1/626 · Item · [n.d.]
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Press cutting from "The Irish Times" reviewing the Period Production's Shakespearean Reading at the Peacock, including Siobhán McKenna in the roles of Viola and Lady Macbeth.

UGA T/T20/2/3/1/627 · Item · [1970]
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Press cutting from [The Irish Times], review of a reading given by Siobhán McKenna at a packed Shelbourne Ballroom by T[erence] de V[ere] W[hite].