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              UGA T/T38/6 · Item · 1958-1961
              Part of Theatre

              Editions of theatre annuals and magazines collected by Genevieve Lyons. Some editions also include coverage and reviews of work by Lyons.

              International Theatre Annual
              UGA T/T38/6/1 · Item · 1958
              Part of Theatre

              Hardback published edition of Theatre Annual No. 3, edited by Harold Hobson, with inscription to Lyons, "[Dulce], from Walter, Christmas 1958." Includes an international review of theatre events in 1958, with coverage of Dublin Globe Theatre, Pike Theatre and other productions, as well as a photo of Lyons in the production of High Balcony by Peter Ustinov, Globe Theatre Company.

              Plays and Players (Nov 1959)
              UGA T/T38/6/2 · Item · 11/1959
              Part of Theatre

              Edition of 'Plays and Players' magazine, November 1959. Includes a review of Dublin Theatre Festival productions, including of the Globe Theatre Company production of 'The Simpleton of the Unexpected Isles', by George Bernard (G.B.) Shaw, and starring Genevieve Lyons and Anew McMaster. Also includes image from the production.

              UGA T/T38/6/3 · Item · 04/1961
              Part of Theatre

              Edition of Plays and Players Magazine, April 1961. Includes interview with Irish scenic designer, Sean Kenny.

              Press Cuttings
              UGA T/T38/7 (1-4) · Series · [195-]
              Part of Theatre

              Files of press cuttings relating from productions starring Genevieve Lyons. The productions are primarily by the Globe Theatre Company, Dublin, during the 1950s. Press cuttings in files 1-3 include coverage of productions "The Simpleton of the Unexpected Isles" by George Bernard Shaw (1959); "Epitaph for George Dillon" by John Osborne. Also works by the Studio Theatre Club on Mount Street run by Madame Daisy 'Toto' Bannard Cogley and Fergus Cogley, including "Crime Passionel" by Jean Paul Sartre; "Lady Julie" by August Strindberg; "The Sulky Fire" by Jean Jacques Bernard.

              File 4 includes press cuttings from productions starring Genevieve Lyons, including the Globe Theatre Dublin production of "I Am A Camera! by John Van Druten,, produced at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin; Late Night Follies at the Pike Theatre, Dublin; The Ginger Man by J.P. Donleavy at the Olympia Theatre, Dublin; an article entitled "Why No Irish?" from an unnamed theatre magazine. All 1950s.

              Love Stories
              UGA T/T27/1/14A · Item · 08/2004
              Part of Theatre

              File relating to production of "Love Stories" directed by Gavin Quinn and co-produced by Pan Pan Theatre Company and German Stage Service. File includes typescript of the play, with annotation throughout by Quinn regarding direction of the play; printed flyers for the play, copies of press reviews from the production of the play in Germany.

              UGA T/T27/1/16 · Item · 2006
              Part of Theatre

              Script for film treatment of Oedipus Loves You. Two files - File one containing script with cover page noted as being Film Treatment. Script includes annotation and comments throughout. Dated 24 May 2006.
              File 2 - Typescript of Oedipus Loves You. Dated 2 May 2006. Unclear if also film treatment or test of original stage production.

              UGA T/T27/1/17 · Item · 2005
              Part of Theatre

              Script from The Playboy of the Western World by J.M. Synge (performed in Mandarin with an all Chinese cast) and adapted by Gavin Quinn. Transposed to a modern setting of a hairdressers and foot massage parlour, otherwise known as a ‘Whore Dressers” on the outskirts of Beijing where the normal business of hairdressing takes place out front but there are other less mundane activities happening elsewhere on the premises.
              Printed press release with information on the production; Letters to Pan Pan in response to invitation to attend the play at its Dublin production at Project Arts Centre, Dublin, received from the offices of President of Ireland, Mary McAleese (July, Sept, 2006), John O'Donoghue, Minister for Arts, Sport, and Tourism (Jul, Oct 2006), Zhang Wan Kun and Lan Faqing of the Beijing People's Art Theatre, China. (July 2006)
              File includes a script of play (in English); the text of an essay called 'The Playboy of the Western World' in Chinese: A Textual Anthropology' by Antony Tatlow, University College Dublin.
              Print out of box office statement from production of the play at the Project Arts Centre, Dublin, 20 December 2006; also includes printed email / fax correspondence between Pan Pan and the National Grand Theatre of China, and the Asia-Europe Cultural Foundation. (2005).

              The Crumb Trail
              UGA T/T27/1/18 · Item · 2008-2009
              Part of Theatre

              File relating to the Crumb Trail, written by Gina Moxley, directed by Gavin Quinn, designed by Aedín Cosgrove.
              First produced at Forum Freies Theater 2008, and at Dublin Theatre Festival, Project Arts Centre 2009, TBA (Time Based Art) Festival, Portland, Oregan, USA; Institute of Contemporary Arts 2009, Aarhus Festival 2009, PS122, New York 2009.
              Files include annotated typescript of the play, "The Crumb Trail - A Game", and also other typescript sections and looseleaf pages of the script with highlighting and annotation by Gavin Quinn.

              All That Fall
              UGA T/T27/1/19 · Item · 2011-2018
              Part of Theatre
              • "All the Fall" by Samuel Beckett, directed by Gavin Quinn. File includes photoscript of the play.
                Warwick Arts Centre 17 - 20 October 2018; The Abbey Theatre 11 - 20 February 2016
              • The Kennedy Centre 19 - 21 May 2016
              • Georgetown Festival, Georgetown Theatre 6 - 7 August 2016
              • The Lincoln Centre 9 - 12 November 2016; The Barbican 10 - 21 June 2015; Sydney Festival, Sydney Theatre 13 - 19 January 2014
              • World Theatre Festival, Brisbane Powerhouse 11 - 16 February 2014;
                IETM Dublin 11 - 13 April 2013
              • Samuel Beckett Theatre 15 - 20 April 2013
              • Edinburgh International Arts Festival, Edinburgh Theatre, 25 - 26 August 2013; Enniskillen International Beckett Festival 22 - 26 August 2012
              • Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York 19 - 23 December 2012; Project Arts Centre August 2011.