Photocopy of published script of Sharon's Grave by John B. Keane, and published by Progress House, 1975 edition.
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File includes documents of stage management and set design such as Running Plot Stage Management Master Sheet, minutes of Production Meeting (5 Aug 2003) set-up and take-down schedule for the play; plans of lighting circuits, designed by Neil Austin and Francis O'Connor for Town Hall Theatre, Galway; lists of technical specifications for light and sound in tour venues; prop setting list for the play; provisional prop list; lists of technical equipment hired for the production; sound system information and technical specification for auditorium at the Hawk's Well Theatre, Sligo.
Stage plan, 'Backwall Dimensions', designed by Francis O'Connor for Druid Theatre production of "Sharon's Grave", directed by Garry Hynes. Scale 1:25.
Stage plan, 'Backwall Elevation', designed by Francis O'Connor for Druid Theatre production of "Sharon's Grave", directed by Garry Hynes.Drawing no. 3., Scale 1:25.
Stage plan, 'Ground Plan', designed by Francis O'Connor for Druid Theatre production of "Sharon's Grave", directed by Garry Hynes. Drawing no. 1., Scale 1:25.
Stage plan, 'Section Through CL'', designed by Francis O'Connor for Druid Theatre production of "Sharon's Grave", directed by Garry Hynes. Drawing no. 2., Scale 1:25.
Stage plan, 'Sidewall Flattened Elevation', designed by Francis O'Connor for Druid Theatre production of "Sharon's Grave", directed by Garry Hynes. Drawing no. 4., Scale 1:25.
Outsize design plans from Druid Theatre's production of "Sharon's Grave" by John B. Keane, directed by Garry Hynes and designed by Francis O'Connor.
Printed programme from Gate Theatre and Royal Court Theatre production of "Shining City", written and directed by Conor McPherson. Includes article on the redevelopment of the Gate Theatre, an article written by Micheál Mac Liammóir entitled 'A Ghost Story', a chronology of work by McPherson and biographies of cast and creative team members.
Short stories and drafts of works by Mary Rynne