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Rhymes from the Ancient Mariner. Printed poster from the Macnas production of Rhymes from the Ancient Mariner, produced by Macnas and adapted from "the Rime of the Ancient Mariner" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Performed at the Black Box, Dyke Road, Galway. This is a 'promenade performance' piece. Poster features a black and white image of a character from the play in a deep-sea diver outfit; dates and times information, names and logos of sponsors and supporters and other information. Poster measures 295mm x 420mm.

Rhymes from the Ancient Mariner. Printed poster from the Macnas production of Rhymes from the Ancient Mariner, produced by Macnas and adapted from "the Rime of the Ancient Mariner" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Performed at the Black Box, Dyke Road, Galway. This is a 'promenade performance' piece. Poster features a black and white image of a character from the play in a deep-sea diver outfit; dates and times information, names and logos of sponsors and supporters and other information. Poster measures 295mm x 420mm.

Rhymes from the Ancient Mariner. Printed poster from the Macnas production of Rhymes from the Ancient Mariner, produced by Macnas and adapted from "the Rime of the Ancient Mariner" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Performed at the Black Box, Dyke Road, Galway. This is a 'promenade performance' piece. Poster features a black and white image of a character from the play in a deep-sea diver outfit; dates and times information, names and logos of sponsors and supporters and other information. Poster measures 295mm x 420mm.

Rhymes from the Ancient Mariner. Printed poster from the Macnas production of Rhymes from the Ancient Mariner, produced by Macnas and adapted from "the Rime of the Ancient Mariner" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Performed at the Black Box, Dyke Road, Galway. This is a 'promenade performance' piece. Poster features a black and white image of a character from the play in a deep-sea diver outfit; dates and times information, names and logos of sponsors and supporters and other information. Poster measures 295mm x 420mm.

Rhymes from the Ancient Mariner. Printed poster from the Macnas production of Rhymes from the Ancient Mariner, produced by Macnas and adapted from "the Rime of the Ancient Mariner" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Performed at the Black Box, Dyke Road, Galway. This is a 'promenade performance' piece. Poster features a black and white image of a character from the play in a deep-sea diver outfit; dates and times information, names and logos of sponsors and supporters and other information. Poster measures 295mm x 420mm.

Rhymes from the Ancient Mariner. Printed poster from the Macnas production of Rhymes from the Ancient Mariner, produced by Macnas and adapted from "the Rime of the Ancient Mariner" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Performed at the Black Box, Dyke Road, Galway. This is a 'promenade performance' piece. Poster features a black and white image of a character from the play in a deep-sea diver outfit; dates and times information, names and logos of sponsors and supporters and other information. Poster measures 295mm x 420mm.

Records from the world premiere production of Rhymes from the Ancient Mariner, produced by Macnas as part of the Galway Arts Festival, directed by Rod Goodall. Includes flyer from the production, with cast and production crew information. Includes typescript first draft of the script, dated May 1997, and 'Declan [Gibbons]'s copy; Paper props used in the production, including $100,000 bills.

Rhea was born in November 1881, the daughter of John Marcellius Gore and Adelia Richardson. She was born in Indiana and raised in Ohio. She later became a journalist. She met Walter Huston at the World Fair in St. Louis, marrying him on 31st December, 1904. They had a son, John, in 1906 and divorced in 1912. She later married Howard Eveleth Stevens, the chief engineer (1916-1928) and later vice-president for maintenance and operation (1928-1938) of the Northern Pacific Railroad. She moved to Los Angeles in 1939 to live with John and died soon afterwards.

Correspondence between the Essex team and Reyhan Yalçındağ, Diyarbakır-based lawyer associated with the Diyarbakır Branch of the Human Rights Association (İHD) who was the local representative for a large number of Kurdish applicants to the European Commission of Human Rights. Some correspondence with other Diyarbakır-based lawyers such as Osman Baydemir, Sezgin Tanrıkulu, Cihan Aydın, Sedat Aslantaş, and Metin Kalivaz is also present. The Diyarbakır lawyers provided the on-the-ground Turkish legal expertise for the project and face-to-face representation for applicants. Correspondence topics include: information and document preparation pertaining to individual cases; payments of awarded legal fees to be divided between the Essex team, the Diyarbakır team, and the Kurdish Human Rights Project; and the working relationship between the Essex team and the Diyarbakır team.

Reworked typescript draft by Thomas Kilroy for his screenplay The Women and Mr. Yeats ; with title page and the same front matter as in preceding drafts; also divided into two parts. Not clear whether last page constitutes end of play - ending at a London hospital clinic, 1930s (scene 100). [Paginated 1-142. Title page omits to mention Carlson as writing assistant.]