File of production administration records relating to Standoffish, produced by Pan Pan Theatre Company. Directed by Gavin Quinn and designed by Aedín Cosgrove. Winner of 'Best Production', Adelaide Festival, Australia, 2000. "A play about sulking and beautiful men and women who keep diaries". The production toured through 2000 to the Granary Theatre, Cork; City Arts Theatre, Dublin; Pavillion Theatre, Dun Laoghaire; County Museum, Dundalk; Garter Lane Arts Centre, Waterford; Market Place Theatre, Armagh; Galway Arts Festival; Voyage des Comedians, France; and Adelaide Festival, Australia.

File 1 includes: signed production contracts made between Pan Pan Theatre Company and respective tour venues as above in, Cork; Dundalk, Waterford, Dublin Fringe Festival; also includes Fax correspondence between Pan Pan Theatre Company and respective venues regarding technical specification and set-up, with lighting/sound plans for some tour venues included.
Also lighting design play by Aedín Cosgrove for the touring production of the play.

File 2 Includes: Records relating to Australian production of Standoffish - such as printed flyer from production of the play at The Lion Theatre, Adelaide (Feb - March 2000]. Also includes are printed spiral-bound copies of the New Zealand Performing Arts Touring Directory and the 4th Australian Performing Arts Market.

Files 3-4 include draft typescripts of the script of Standoffish, with detailed manuscript notes and edits throughout all versions and documents.
NOTE: For administration records relating to touring production of Standoffish as part of the Adelaide Fringe Festival in Australia, 2000, see T27/10/15

File relating to a "a project of the Compagnie du Hasard", with Pan Pan, Théâtre à Cru, La Machine à Rever, La Compagnie Auxnel-Chaplin. (Note: All file materials in French). Includes overview of the project, copy of newspaper press file and media coverage and related original press cuttings.

Files relating to the script and production of Deflowerfucked, devised by Pan Pan Theatre Company, directed by Gavin Quinn. The production toured to Granary Theatre, Cork; International Theatre Confrontations Festival, Poland, SFX Centre, Dublin.
File includes typescript of the play, with detailed annotation and edits throughout. File also includes 'clean' unedited typescripts.
File also includes audience survey feedback sheets with individual responses who saw the show, and also some assorted drawings/sketches, including of the Pan Pan logo.
File 2 includes manuscript drawings of set designs for the production and related tech and design specifications, such as list of prop items and set furniture.

Files relating to the production of "Amy the Vampire (& her Sister , Martina.) written by Gavin Quinn and produced in conjunction with Corcadorca Theatre Company. Directed by Gavin Quinn and designed by Aedín Cosgrove. Lunchtime play held at the Triskel Arts Centre, Cork. File includes promptscript for the play, with heavily annotated script with notes on the production. Also includes printed poster and flyer from the production.

File relating to "For The First Time Ever". Originally produced at 5th International Theatre Symposium, Project Arts Centre 2003, Theater Neben Den Turm, Germany 2003, Theater Festival 360, Germany 2003. A co-production with German Stage Services. Directed by Gavin Quinn and Designed by Aedín Cosgrove.

Includes three copies of the script, two as prompt copies with detailed annotation throughout with notes on the production. Also includes photocopy press cuttings from a German production of the play.
File 2 includes lighting and technical plans for the production, also box office report from the production at Project Arts Centre.

File with typescript of The Chair Women by Werner Schwab, translated from the Viennese by David T. Hale. Script is heavily annotated throughout by Gavin Quinn, with notes and comments on direction of the play. File also includes typescript of "The First Ladies" by Werner Schwab, translated by Malcolm Green. Script also has some minor annotation and underlining from [Quinn]. Also typescript of play "The Presidents" by Werner Schwab.
See also T27/10/18

Music and sound score script for Mac-Beth 7. Script is labelled on front cover as belonging to 'Lian' [Bell], the Assistant Director on the production. Includes detailed annotation throughout regarding the stage management of the production, as well as all notes for sound cues, lights and tech. Also includes loose-leaf music sheets and music scores with music used in the production.

File of research materials consulted in the development of Mac-Beth 7, including a Leaving Certificate English Exam paper; a 1950s U.S published comic book called "Know Your Mass", a song book of the sheet music by The Smiths, and other items such as newspaper cuttings and image print-outs.

File includes a Director's Note on the play, with details on the production and form of the play; an application form for funding made by Pan Pan to Dublin City Council for funding towards Mac-Beth 7 (2002); draft marketing material and graphic design artwork for poster/programme of Mac-Beth 7; production budget sheets with breakdown of costs, from wages to materials, with some invoices included, for Mac-Beth 7; Box OFfice report for week ending 27 April 2004 for Mac-Beth 7, with breakdown of ticket sales and income; ; Marketing Plan document for the production; Audience Development Plan outline document from Pan Pan; series of letters to Aoife White and Gavin Quinn of Pan Pan, from various external theatres/festivals to whom proposals for productions of Mac-Beth 7 were sent for consideration. Replies received from Nicholas Kent at the Tricycle Theatre, London; Laura Collier, Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh, and other UK and European venues.

Production contracts signed between Pan Pan Theatre Company and cast/crew members and also with production host venues. Contracts present for Temple Bar Properties Ltd. and with the Noorderzon Theatre Festival, Groningen, Netherlands. Artist contracts present for Nicola Sharkey, David Pearse, Catherine O'Malley, Emma McIvor, Dylan Tighe, and Drew Barnes. Also includes contracts for employment of a child actor in the production.