Files relating to plays written or adapted for television and which were edited by Carolyn Swift.
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Typescript of play for television by James Douglas, edited by Carolyn Swift. Script includes edited and added pages into the script. Separate broadcast final script also includes. Loose pages include information on broadcast schedule and TAM ratings.
Files relating to A Cruel Fondness by James Douglas. Includes script of the play edited by Carolyn Swift, and also final broadcast script, with list of production crew and cast members. Produced by Chloe Gibson for RTÉ.
File 2 includes typescript carbon copies of scripts of various parts and scenes from A Cruel Fondness, with edits and annotation by Swift. Also press cuttings of reviews (with press photos) about the broadcast on RTÉ television.
Script for play for television by Michael Judge, "Anything But Love", edited by Carolyn Swift, and directed by John Lynch. Files include two scripts of the play, with manuscript annotation and edits made by Carolyn Swift.
Files of scripts relating to a play written by Niall Sheridan, "A Dog's Life", with script edited by Carolyn Swift and produced by Chloe Gibson for RTÉ. Early draft of script carries a cover note of being adapted for television by Philip Rooney.
File 1 includes final broadcast script with cover page of cast and production crew list; a broadcast schedule for RTÉ drama in 1971/1973; carbon copy of letter by Swift to [Sheridan] outlining her work on the script, then called in an early draft "Seven Men and a Dog".
Files 2-4 includes further typescripts at final broadcast phase and of earlier draft scripts of the play, all heavily annotated by hand and edited by Carolyn Swift.
Files relating to play for television written by Barbara Walsh, "The Last Summer", edited by Carolyn Swift, directed by Jim FitzGerald, and produced by Chloe Gibson. Includes letters between Walsh, Swift, and Gibson, discussing submission of the play, edits and revisions, rights and purchase, and its broadcast; opinion report on the play by Gibson, production and broadcast schedule of the play.
File 2 includes further draft script of the play and also final broadcast script with list of cast and production crew members.
File with script of play by Michael Judge, "I Have Heard The Mavis Singing", edited for television by Carolyn Swift for broadcast on RTÉ. Includes synopsis of the play, provisional rehearsal schedule, and playscript annotated and edited by Swift.
File two includes further edited script by Swift and final broadcast script with list of cast members.
Files relating to the play, "I'm Getting Out Of This Kip" written by Heno Magee and edited for television production by Carolyn Swift.
File 1 includes assorted draft sections of the scripts, annotated by hand and edited by Carolyn Swift.
File 2 includes three typescripts of the play, with detailed annotation and edits made by Carolyn Swift.
File 3 includes a further typescript of the play, also with annotation and edits by Swift, and also a final broadcast script of the play by Magee, and which lists the cast and production crew members. Play was produced by Tony Barry.
File 4 includes some loose leaf script pages with edits, letters between Swift and Heno Magee discussing development, re-writes and edits to the play, a production of his play at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, and further points about the work; Memos from Carolyn Swift to producer Tony Barry about the script, edits, and production plans for the work. Also some manuscript notes and re-writes by Magee foe the play; press cuttings of reviews following the play's broadcast on RTÉ television.
Files of assorted scripts, mostly stage plays, also some shooting and television scripts, sent to Carolyn Swift or collected by Swift from various authors.
Typescript of 'Longitude 49', a play by Herb Tank, Unity Theatre Players' Script, 1950. Includes list of actors for roles hand written onto the script by Carolyn Swift. Undated when that cast list was written. it could related to Pike Theatre or possible later work with RTÉ drama.