Prompt script for production of 'the Beauty Queen of Leenane', written by Martin McDonagh. Document is perhaps also the prompt-script for the 1996 production of the play. Includes set and prop running lists, wardrobe lists, Anna Manahan running list and also full prompt script.
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Photocopy of published script of 'The Ointment Blue or The King of the Barna Men' by George Fitzmaurice.Includes detailed annotation throughout the script. Includes clean un-annotated copy also.
Typescript of The Walworth Farce, used as prompt script for production in 2009-2010. Likely to be the copy used during the world tour of the production. Includes detailed annotation on stage management, direction, sound and light design.
Promptscript used by Druid Theatre Company for the production of Famine by Tom Murphy and as part of the DruidMurphy cycle and includes detailed annotation on stage management, direction, design and related elements.
Promptscript from the Druid Theatre production of 'Don't Look Back in Anger', written by John Osborne and being a photocopy of the published script with extensive manuscript annotation.
Typescript edition of 'Silverlands', marked 'Music Q's', with annotation and directions regarding sounds and music cues and also text strike-throughs and annotation.
Seven copies of a proof of the cover of The Burren map.
Proofs of 'Mementos of Mortality", a tracing of a rubbing of Fitzpatrick's Monument, Several print outs of OS, GS, and spare military maps of Connemara from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Some copies of Tim's Connemara 1st edition map.
Draft copy of typescript document being a research paper by Gerard Quinn, Faculty of Law, UCG, Galway and entitled "Property, Ideology and the Irish Constitution."
Printed pamphlet published and issued by the N.I.C.R.A. and entitled "Proposals for Peace - Democracy and Community Reconciliation." issuing a response and counter-proposals to the recently published British Government white paper on policy on Northern Ireland.