File sof magazines including Theatre Ireland, Plays and Players and others.

Files relating to production of "Mademoiselle Flic Flac in the Red Room", adapted from the Damascus Cycle of plays by August Strindberg.
File 1 contains two bound printed scripts of the play. The item marked 'Aedin' on the cover carries extensive annotation throughout. File 2 contains press release regarding the play; series of looseleaf manuscript A4 pages with notes on the play's scenes; list with MS notes on the costumes and set design; a document entitled "Outline of Project" for 'Flic Flac', proposal made to Dublin Theatre Festival 1994; copy of contract for production for 'Flic Flac' made between Project Arts Centre (Thomas Coghlan, General Manager) and Pan Pan Theatre Company (Gavin Quinn) 10 Feb 1995; copy of technical/lighting plan for Project Arts Centre, Sep 1994, draft poster for 'Rock and Roll for Pan Pan, a benefit night for Pan Pan'.
Also included in file 2 is a typescript entitled 'DaDaDA'.

Printed programme from the Pan Pan Theatre production of based on the Damascus series of plays by August Strindberg. Directed by Gavin Quinn. Includes biographies of cast and crew members.
Also includes printed festival programme from international touring production as part of the XX Festival of Alternative Theatre in Krakow, Poland, organised by Cracow Theatrical Reminiscences and as which Pan Pan produced "Flic Flac". (March 1995 - booklet is in English and Polish.) Also includes printed booklet marking 20 years of the Krakow Alternative Theatre Festival, with a bilingual (English and Polish) booklet of the history of the festival and with entries for each past year of the festival.

Printed programme from Scottish Opera production of "Madama Butterfly" by Giacomo Puccini after the drama David Belasco from the novel by John Luther Long, sung in Italian with English surtitles. Includes details of touring venues and performances; biography of Giacomo Puccini; synopsis of the plot; article on the opera by Rowena Smith; article entitled "A Japanese Opera"? by Andrew Clark; article "The Scottish Connection" by Alan Spence; article "Tears for Sorrow" by Hannah McGill; article "Lost in Etiquette" by Caroline Smart; images and biographies of cast and creative team members and also further articles on opera in Scotland.

File of press cuttings from local Galway and regional press, also national press in Ireland, relating specifically to the production of Gulliver parades by Macnas. The articles include images and coverage of the parades, interviews and related information from parades held in Galway and Dublin.

File of printed press cuttings taken from Irish national and regional press and media, with coverage of events by Macnas including parades at the Galway Arts Festival, St. Patrick's Day Parades and other events nationwide in Limerick and Dublin.

File of press cuttings from Irish national and local Galway press from coverage of productions by Macnas in 1998. Includes coverage of Carnival of Fools parade, 1998, as part of the Galway Arts Festival. Also coverage of Macnas participation with Cork-in-Gear Festival, Cork.

File of printed press cuttings from local and national Irish press and media regarding coverage of productions and events by Macnas. Includes coverage of Macnas parade as part of the Galway Arts Festival, 'Rhymes of the Ancient Mariner', and coverage of the arts and arts funding and infrastructure in Galway and in Ireland generally. Also includes coverage of community arts and outreach programmes by Macnas, with disability groups in Castlebar and other such community arts programmes.

Files of press cuttings of coverage from international and als local Galway and national Irish press and media with coverage of productions and events by Macnas, specifically St. Patrick's Day Parade in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.

Files of press cuttings of coverage from local Galway and national Irish press and media with coverage of productions and events by Macnas. Includes coverage of the Noah's Ark parade as part of the Galway Festival, (which featured 'Diceman' Thom McGinty); wider coverage of the Galway Arts Festival, funding for Macnas and the arts in Ireland.