Correspondence between Pan Pan Theatre Company and Montana Properties, Dublin, regarding lease and use of premises at 43 Upper George's Street, Dun Laoghaire. Includes lease for the premises, and correspondence regarding occupancy and tenancy. Correspondence also reference use of premises known as Dun Laoghaire Christian Institute, linked to Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art and Technology. Minutes of meetings present for meeting with Dun Laoghaire IADT with members of Pan Pan.
Separate batch of correspondence relates to discussions on letting agreement between Pan Pan and Tea Rooms Tower, Killiney Hill Park.

File of correspondence and related documents regarding sponsorship and support for Pan Pan Theatre Company. Includes letters and fax sent by Pan Pan to numerous businesses and companies seeking sponsorship. Also includes a document from Pan Pan issuing a call for public financial support and sponsorship for "Ireland's first fully professional ensemble of deaf and hearing actors"; letter from Michael D. Higgins, T.D., Minister for Arts, Culture, and the Gaeltacht; John Brown T.D., Minister for Environmental Protection, Standard Life Insurance, McCabe Wines, Aer Rianta, Eircell, McCann FitzGerald, Beamish and Crawford, ESB, Acc Bank, Hewlett Packard, Murphy Brewery, National Irish Bank, Irish Life, Irish Deaf Society, National Rehabilitation Board, National College of Art and Design, University College Dublin, National Association for the Deaf, Pat "the Cope" Gallagher, St. Joseph's House for Adult Deaf and Deaf-Blind.

File relating to Pan Pan tour visit to South Korea to produce "Cartoon" as part of the Suwon Hwaseong Fortress International Theatre and Dance Festival. Includes printed flyer from the festival programme, printed booklet on the National Theatre of Korea, faxes with drawings of the site/performance area as well as of set and lighting design and spec, excerpt of the script with translation, faxes sent to Gavin Quinn of Pan Pan from the festival organisers with details of production arrangements, technical specs, and timeframes. Also fax from Ambassador of Ireland to South Korea, Seoul, discussion invitation to attend the performance. (May 1999).
Signed contract between Pan Pan and the Suwon Hwaseong Fortress International Theatre Festival for terms of production of "Cartoon" by Pan Pan.

File with provisional production schedule for The Idiots by Lars von Trier, produced by Pan Pan Theatre Company. Also includes rehearsal notes for the play and also nightly show reports with comments on each production, show timings and related information. Includes contract made between Pan Pan and Lars Von Trier for license to produce the play (Jun 2007). Also performer/crew/venue production contracts for the Pan Pan production of The Idiots, made between Pan Pan and Sarah Harris, Will O'Connell, Sonya Kelly, Katy Davis, Bush Moukarzel, Sarah Brennan, Susanna Meyer, Dylan Tighe, Ulster Bank Dublin Theatre Festival Limited, Andrew Clancy, Axis Ballymun Theatre.

File of business cards of theatre companies, artists, and practitioners from Ireland and also around the world, which were retained as reference contacts by Pan Pan Theatre Company.

File of correspondence to Pan Pan from mainly the European Cultural Foundation regarding funding for Pan Pan events and productions, including the Dublin International Theatre Symposium.

File relating to Dublin University Players (Trinity College Dublin) production of "The Vampire" by J.R. Planché, directed by Gavin Quinn and with set and lighting from Aedín Cosgrove. Includes printed programme and poster from the production. Draft manuscript of the programme also included. Also includes a letter from the Bram Stoker Society of Trinity College Dublin congratulating D.U. players on their production.
File also includes later printed contract for Dublin University Players Summer Rentals Contract (18 June 1993) made with Gavin Quinn for use of the theatre space.

Two colour polaroid photographs of cast members as part of "Two Lies Told by Children" / "Love Stories", the world premiere in German of works by Gavin Quinn, which took place in a hotel bedroom at Hotel am Ludwigsplatz in Giessen, Germany, commissioned by German Stage Service, Marburg in collaboration with Pan Pan.

File includes typed script of the play, marked on cover page "Re-Write - Rehearsal Script August 1996" and contains extensive edits and re-written sections throughout. Also printed flyers from the original Cork production of the play with details of cast and crew and touring venues. Also printed flyer from later Irish and UK tour, with venues including Nun's Island Arts Centre as part of the Galway Arts Festival, Traverse Theatre as part of Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the Bush Theatre London, Project [Arts Centre] @ the Mint, Dublin, Old Museum Arts Centre as part of Belfast Arts Festival.
File also includes photocopies of press cuttings of coverage for Disco Pigs from Irish national and regional media in 1996.
Manuscript A4 loose-leaf pages with lighting/design notes by Aedín Cosgrove.
Issue of 'Budapest Week', as Disco Pigs is produced in Budapest, Romania (Cillian Murphy on magazine cover), also tourist map of Budapest.

File includes assorted lighting tech plans and documents. Includes lighting notes, correspondence and documents sent to Cosgrove by 'Stage Services North'; lighting tech plan for production of "Straight With Curves" by Cois Céim Theatre Company produced at Theatre Massalia (Sep 1996); drawing plan for 'UCG Theatre Fit Out' by Scott Tallon Walker (1997); Also catalogues, booklets, and price lists for lighting equipment by Rosco supply company.
File 2 includes assorted technical plans for a range of theatre venues in Ireland, including auditorium plans, lighting and tech drawings etc. for Andrew's Lane Theatre, Dublin; Everyman Theatre, Cork; Samuel Beckett Theatre, Trinity College Dublin; Nun's Island Theatre, Galway; City Arts Centre, Dublin; The National Concert Hall, Dublin; Droichead Arts Centre, Louth; Hawk's Well Arts Centre, Sligo; Mullingar Arts Centre; Town Hall Theatre, Omagh, Co. Tyrone; Triskel Arts Centre, Cork; Belltable Arts Centre, Limerick; Galway Arts Centre, Peacock Theatre, Dublin, and Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh.