Typed script of the play The House of Pleasure by Carolyn Swift, with music by Jerome De Bromhead. File includes two copies of the script.

Typed script of the play The House of Pleasure by Carolyn Swift, with music by Jerome De Bromhead. File includes two copies of the script.

File with typed and carbon copies of songs, lyrics, and notes on songs and production by Carolyn Swift from her play, The House of Pleasure.

Files relating to the production of 'Aladdin and His Wonderful Dream Lamp, by Carolyn Swift and Fran Dempsey, staged at Liberty Hall Dublin, December 1975.

Typed script for 'Aladdin and His Wonderful Dream Lamp', a Rock Musical in Two Acts. Includes handwritten detailed edits and annotations throughout by Carolyn Swift. File also includes various loose-leaf excerpts, songs, and pages from the script. staged at Liberty Hall, Dublin.

Files relating to the production of 'Aladdin and His Wonderful Dream Lamp, by Carolyn Swift and Fran Dempsey, staged at Liberty Hall Dublin, December 1975. Includes press cuttings with coverage of the play, reviews, interviews and photographs of cast and crew members including Carolyn Swift, Ingrid Craigie, Peter Caffrey and others.
File also includes printed poster for the production of the play.

File of letters relating to the production of Aladdin and His Wonderful Dream Lamp. Includes letter from Carolyn Swift to Seamus Kelly of the Irish Times, with info and attached excerpts to promote the play; a typed and edited press release about the play; Letters from Swift to Louise Redmond, Mona O'Reilly, Una Boyle, Rosemary [ ], and Mary Algonquin, re. copyright of songs in the play; letter from Swift to John Wiston, Transport and General Workers Union, thanking him for supports on being able to produce the play at Liberty Hall (2 Feb 1976), telegrams, letters, and notes to Swift from Ronan Wilmot, Anne O'Dwyer, Michael Judge, James [ ], with general comments and good wishes about the show; Letter from Swift to Kevin Bourke Electrical Supplier, thanking him for support on supplies for the production and also offering in detail overview of the production response as it toured local schools and also to the juvenile St. Patrick's Wing of Mountjoy Prison. (10 Feb 1976); Letter to Swift from John Stephenson, Theatre Secretary at Project Arts Centre, inviting Swift to join a panel of play readers for scripts received at Project Arts Centre. Swift replies that she cannot take on such an unpaid role and outlines the poor conditions for writers and readers of the time (Jan 1976).
Manuscript and typed notes by Swift, with detailed planning and budgets for the production, local schools who might attend etc.

Files with typed playscripts of The Civilised Way of Doing Things, a play by Carolyn Swift. Various typed copies of the script with additional text and edits stapled into the correct place by Swift. The scripts in File 2 appear to be the same copy of the final script, including edits.

Typed script for a short one-man play by Carolyn Swift entitled "Posterity Honours a Debt" based on the life of Oliver Goldsmith and to mark his 200th anniversary in 1974. Includes letter from Swift to Dick Hill, Head of Features, RTÉ, seeking a meeting to discuss offering the play for production for radio at RTÉ (1 Nov 1973); Letter from Swift to Jim Norton, Middlesex, England, discussing and proposing the Goldsmith play to Norton to act in. (21 Oct 1977)

Typed script for The Sleeping Beauty and the Godfather, a pantomime in three acts by Carolyn Swift. Includes some edits and annotations to the script by Swift.