File of correspondence, invoices and planning documents regarding the shipping of transport of sets and props belonging to Druid Theatre and which are being transported to venues in Europe and America.
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File includes assorted documents relating to University College Galway including handbook from the Observer Mace Debate 1988, held at UCG and at which Garry Hynes was an adjudicator (25 Feb 1988); Graduation booklet of UCG from 1986; Booklet to mark the award of Freedom of Galway to President Ronald Reagan, Jun 1984, with detail of honorary degree awarded to President Reagan by UCG; Newsletter "Galway at a Glance" covering Reagan's Visit; Issue of 'Cairde' magazine, for graduates of NUIG (UCG), Jan 2007; Issue of Ollscéala, staff newsletter of NUIG, celebrating Druid's 30th Anniversary with an archive exhibition at the Hardiman Library (Jul 2005) Commemorative booklet for the 150th anniversary of NUIG (1999) Graduation booklet also present from Galway RTC, Nov 2007 and from GMIT, May 2013.
File of correspondence between Druid (primarily Jerome Hynes) and Theatre Ireland Magazine regarding magazine features, advertisements, invoices, rates, costs, and other matters related to Druid featuring in the magazine.
File of correspondence between Druid Theatre (Anne Butler) and the Irish Theatre Archive, Dublin, with information about the work of the Irish Theatre Archive; its newsletter (Jan 1994) noting the recent death of Cyril Cusack, President of the Irish Theatre Archive; booklet entitled "Shakespeare in Ireland" featuring many short essays and articles on the topic of Shakespeare productions in Ireland
File of historic programmes from plays produced by P.J. Bourke (Seamus de Burca) which were usually presented at the Gate Theatre and in association with Lord Longford. Plays include "Mrs. Howard's Husband" (Feb 1959); "Knocknagow" by Charles J Kickham (Mar 1960) and "The Boys and Girls are Gone" (Apr 1961) Programmes were gifted to Druid in 1993, as per note included from [Seamus Charleton]. Also includes correspondence between Lord Killanin to P.J Bourke (Seamus De Burca) seeking to publish an edition of Burke's book "the Queen's Royal Theatre, Dublin" (1982-1983)
File of photocopy and draft TS documents being the catalogue and written texts from "Druid in Review", an exhibition to mark thirty years of Druid Theatre Company.
File of information packs issued on the occasion of Druid's 21st Birthday, including invitations, histories of Druid, draft and final press release and other documents.
File includes menu from the Harveys of Bristol Irish Theatre Awards with press cutting pasted on inside cover featuring image of Garry Hynes, Marie Mullen and Brendan McGuinness (Harvey's) on the occasion of Hynes winning Best Director Award and also notes that Mullen was joint recipient of the award for best performance in a supporting role. (no date); Programme booklet from the occasion of the award of the Freedom of the City of Galway, 15 June 2006, with press cuttings of coverage of the award; text of the citation speech delivered to mark Garry Hynes receiving the 2004 Irish Times/ESB Irish Theatre Awards Special Tribute Award; Includes other press interviews from over the years with Garry Hynes.
Assorted technical and physical specifications for various theatre spaces and buildings around Ireland. Includes correspondence between the venues and Druid, plans and drawings of the spaces, technical sound and lighting plans and other such items.
File includes copy of "Schools Workshop Report" (1994) compiling an overview and feedback by Druid on recently held schools workshops; A report entitled "Outreach Programme - Objectives" [1994]; A report received from the Verbal Arts Centre entitled "A Proposal to Establish a School of Excellence in the Performing Arts for the North-West of Ireland" (1998)
File 2 contains feedback sheets completed by school groups who have completed school workshops on "A Skull in Connemara" (1998) and on "The Silver Tassie" (1998) (File 2 CLOSED)