Booklets on employment opportunities and guides.
Printed programme from "Boston Marriage" written by David Mamet and produced by B*spoke Theatre Company at the Project Arts Centre Dublin in an Irish premiere. Directed by Loveday Ingram. Includes article 'Mamet and Style' by Colin Stinton, article 'Being Bostonian' by Emma Donoghue and also images and biographies of cast members.
File includes notes from production meetings of Boston Marriage; prop list of items for use in the play; manuscript research notes by Vaněk on aspects of design for the play, including costs and budget; details of fabric expenditure for wardrobe; list of furniture items; draft pencil stage/set drawings by Vaněk; colour photographs of the set model-box; colour pencil costume design drawings; draft technical set spec drawing; printed technical drawing; section of Project Arts Centre; assorted draft transparency drawings; lighting and technical specification plans for Project Arts Centre.
File includes research material and designs by Joe Vaněk relating to production of Boston Marriage. Includes programme of events from Project Arts Centre with details of Boston Marriage; press cuttings on contemporary design trends on wallpaper and interior design; samples of carpet strips and colour palette; samples of curtain fabric and also sample paint cards; pencil colour drawings and sketches of set designs by Vaněk; photocopy of printed sources of costumes in Victorian fashion and also interior design and furnishing of homes; costume drawings reflecting these designs by Vaněk; assorted samples of fabrics; provisional production schedule; Prop list for use on Boston Marriage; receipts and costs for items sourced and purchased for use in design and set/costume; and also biographical information on Vaněk from use in play programme.
Files relating to the production of Boston Marriage written by David Mamet, produced by B*Spoke Theatre Company, at Project Arts Centre, Dublin, directed by Loveday Ingram and designed by Joe Vaněk.
A report 'Scéim Forbartha Pobail Inis Oírr, arna ullumhú do Chomhar Caomhán teo, Inis Oírr, Co na Gaillimhe' / A public development scheme for Inis Oírr, prepared for the Inis Oírr Community Development Cooperative.
The report is in Irish, and examines the history of the area, its geology and vegetation, the native Irish culture, contemporary life on the island, and the local economy. It then outlines strategies on the following: the weaving industry, fishing, alternative energy, fish farming, education, agriculture, litter, tourism, and communications.
Prepared by Seosamh Mac Oirealla, and project managed by Swami Jayananda.
Typescript of play "Bowing and Scraping" by Michael Collins and submitted to Garry Hynes with cover letter, attached, 3 Aug 2000, noting it is a completely revised script of a previous attempt.
Printed programme from national Irish tour production by Red Kettle Theatre Company of "Boy Soldier" written by Ben Hennessy and directed by Pat Kiernan. Includes article "Irishmen All" by Michael Power; article "He was a roamer..." by Ben Hennessy; article on Willie Redmond by Sean Lawlor; article on origin of the 16th Irish Division. the play focuses on the story of John Condon, the youngest allied casualty of World War 1 (WW1).
Typescript research notes, drafts of articles and submission by Kevin Boyle and [Tom Hadden]. Includes writings on New Ireland Forum submission, various aspects of the Forum, legal issues for Northern Ireland, joint authority in Northern Ireland and other such issues.