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              UGA T/T40/3/61 · Item · [2001]
              Part of Theatre

              Printed programmes from plays at the Civic Theatre, Dublin, and attended by Carolyn Swift. Includes Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Paul Boyd; and 1900 - the Pianist on the Ocean by Alessandro Baricco.

              UGA T/T40/3/64 · Item · 1948-[197-]
              Part of Theatre

              Two files with theatre programmes from productions attended by Carolyn Swift and of plays produced by Hilton Edwards-Micheál Mac Liammóir Productions, staged at the Gate Theatre Dublin, and also at other Dublin venues including the Olympia Theatre and the Gaiety Theatre. Includes. c. 50 items, including programme and ticket from original production of "Philadelphia, Here I Come!" by Brian Friel. 1964.

              UGA T/T40/3/67 · Item · [196-]-[198-]
              Part of Theatre

              File of printed theatre programmes from productions at the Gate Theatre Dublin but produced by external non-Gate companies, including Chloe Gibson Productions; Dublin Arts Theatre Company Limited; Dublin Comedy Theatre; Benkel Productions, among others.

              UGA T/T40/3/74 · Item · [195-]-[196-]
              Part of Theatre

              File with programmes from Theatre Workshop productions at Theatre Royal Stratford, and produced by Joan Littlewood. Includes programme from The Hostage by Brendan Behan. Plays attended by Carolyn Swift.

              UGA T/T40/3/79 · Item · [196-]
              Part of Theatre

              File of theatre programmes from productions at the Princes Theatre London, attended by Carolyn Swift. Includes programme from a jazz musical of King Kong.