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UGA T/T20/2/1/61/489 · Item · 03/11/1977
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Copy of letter from Johnny Hippsley, Quest productions Ltd., to Seán Stafford, saying that they would be delighted to open the Jubilee celebrations, and gives details of a proposed evening of theatre entitled "Nuair a bhí mé Óg", giving excerpts from St. Joan, Mary Rose and Macbeth (27 Sept 1977). Also letter from Seán Stafford, Artistic Director, Taibhdhearc na Gaillimhe, to Johnny Hippsley, enclosing a copy of St. Joan but that they had failed to find copies of "Mary Rose" and "Macbeth". In relation to the idea of a production with Siobhán entitled "Nuair a bhí mé Óg" they would be delighted to forward that along, but the theatre was being refurbished on the dates suggested. However, they would be more than willing to meet with them to discuss the proposal in more detail (2 Nov 1977).

UGA T/T20/2/1/62 · Sub-sub-series · 1977-1978
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Quest production with Siobhán in the role of Sarah Bernhardt. Staged at Guelph Festival, Canada and Olympia Theatre, Dublin in 1977, as well as the Ambassador Theatre, London in 1978.

UGA T/T20/2/1/62/490 · Item · 1977
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File of business correspondence relating to the administration and planning of the production of "Memoir".

Hand-written draft
UGA T/T20/2/1/62/491 · Item · 1977
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Programmes, scripts and material associated with the production of "Memoir" by John Murrell.

Hand-written draft
UGA T/T20/2/1/62/492 · Item · 1977-1978
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Press cuttings relating to the staging of "Memoir" by John Murrell, from newspapers in Canada, Dublin and London.

UGA T/T20/2/1/63/494 · Item · 13/06/1978
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Programme for "The Golden Cradle", a series of short plays including "Rising of the Moon" by Lady Gregory, "The Cat and the Moon", by WB Yeats, "Purgatory", by WB Yeats, "The Pot of Broth" by WB Yeats and "Riders to the Sea" by JM Synge, at the Greenwich Theatre, London.