RefNo | Title |
T20/1/3/191 | Press cutting from The Times-Picayune |
T20/1/3/194 | Press cutting from 'The Irish Times' |
T20/1/5/2/6/277 | Hand-written draft list |
T20/2/1/11 | "Máire Rós" by J. M. Barrie, Abbey, 1948 |
T20/2/1/12/384 | Letter from Bríd [ ], Dublin |
T20/2/2/37 | "A Cheap Bunch of Nice Flowers", RTE, 1975 RTE production, based on the Edna O’Brien short story, produced by Shelah Richards. |
T20/2/2/45 | "King Billy", unproduced film, 1984 |
T20/1/6/6/356 | Postcard from [Niall] Buggy to Christy [Siobhán McKenna's dog] |
T20/1/6/6/354 | Letter from Niall Buggy to Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/6/357 | Letter from Niall Buggy to Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/6/358 | Letter from [Niall] Buggy to Siobhá McKenna |
T20/1/6/6/359 | Letter from Niall Buggy to Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/3/198 | Press cutting from 'The Galway Advertiser' |
T20 | Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2 | Career |
T20/1/4 | Writing |
T20/1/1/4 | Other material |
T20/1/7 | Funeral and remembrance |
T20/1/5 | Political/Conferrings |
T20/1/6 | Correspondence |
T20/3/4 | Johnny Hippsley |
T20/2/3 | Talks/readings |
T20/1/3 | Press Cuttings |
T20/1/2 | Legal/Financial |
T20/2/1 | Theatre |
T20/2/2 | Television/Film |
T20/1/4/4 | "I remember, I remember" |
T20/1/4/6 | Seán Kenny Obituary |
T20/1/1/1/1 | Copy of Birth Certificate |
T20/1/1/1/2 | Letter |
T20/1/1/1/8 | Address Book |
T20/1/1/1/7 | Executive Diary |
T20/1/1/1/6 | Address Book |
T20/1/1/1/5 | Address Book |
T20/1/1/1/4 | Address Book |
T20/1/1/1/3 | Address book |
T20/1/1/2/1/17 | Letter |
T20/1/1/2/1/16 | Notes of conversation |
T20/1/1/2/2/19 | University Notes |
T20/1/1/2/1/13 | Notebook |
T20/1/1/2/1/14 | Autograph Album |
T20/1/1/2/1/12 | Copybook |
T20/1/1/2/2/21 | Notes |
T20/1/1/2/2/20 | Notes |
T20/1/1/2/1/11 | Copybook |
T20/1/1/2/2/23 | Notes |
T20/1/1/2/2/22 | Notes |
T20/1/1/3/61 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/2/2/26 | Notebook |
T20/1/1/3/106 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/59 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/64 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/47 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/39 | Photographs |
T20/1/1/2/2/31 | Graduation Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/52 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/51 | Passport Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/50 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/55 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/42 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/41 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/40 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/48 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/38 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/37 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/36 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/35 | Bundle of photographs |
T20/1/1/3/34 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/33 | Photographic of an unidentified toddler |
T20/1/1/3/49 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/53 | Photographs |
T20/1/1/3/62 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/69 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/71 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/60 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/46 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/68 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/98 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/57 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/72 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/81 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/91 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/65 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/67 | Photographs |
T20/1/1/3/80 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/79 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/78 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/77 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/89 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/88 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/74 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/73 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/72a | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/85 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/108 | Photograph |
T20/2/1/10 | "The Golden Apple" by Lady Gregory, Abbey, 1945 |
T20/1/1/3/109 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/82 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/107 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/90 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/101 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/86 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/4/119 | Booklet of poems |
T20/1/1/4/120 | Copies of poems |
T20/1/1/3/105 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/96 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/97 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/4/124 | Bundle of blank postcards |
T20/1/2/151 | File of medical prescriptions |
T20/1/1/4/110 | Embroidery piece |
T20/1/1/4/111 | Menu |
T20/1/1/4/112 | Note |
T20/1/1/4/113 | Poem |
T20/1/1/4/114 | Blank card |
T20/1/1/4/118 | Pocket Map |
T20/1/1/4/127 | Photocopied piece |
T20/1/1/4/117 | Brochure |
T20/2/2/46 | “Angels in the Annexe”, BBC 1984 |
T20/1/3/205 | Hand-written draft of poem |
T20/1/1/4/116 | Press cutting |
T20/1/1/4/122 | Photocopy of poem |
T20/1/3/204 | Copy of print |
T20/1/1/4/125 | Sheet music |
T20/1/3/163 | Copy of Vogue |
T20/1/2/152a | File relating to medical expenses |
T20/1/3/172 | 'Life' magazine on John F Kennedy |
T20/1/1/4/133 | Bookmark |
T20/1/1/4/134 | Blank postcard |
T20/1/3/164 | Copy of 'High Fidelity' |
T20/1/2/139 | Passport |
T20/1/2/150a | File from Record Companies |
T20/1/1/5/135 | Material relating to Rory |
T20/1/3/201 | Press cutting of poem |
T20/1/4/10/235 | Hand-written draft |
T20/1/3/195 | Report in 'The Irish Times' |
T20/1/2/152 | Envelopes of returned cheques |
T20/1/2/141 | Cheque |
T20/1/2/142 | Passport copy |
T20/1/2/143 | Legal papers |
T20/1/2/144 | Passport |
T20/1/2/145 | Cheque |
T20/1/2/146 | Letter from Accountant |
T20/1/2/147 | Letter from Doctor |
T20/1/2/148 | File of wage slips |
T20/1/2/149 | Copy of passport |
T20/1/2/150 | File relating to medical expenses |
T20/1/3/166 | Press cutting from 'The Nation' |
T20/1/3/167 | Photocopy of article from 'Comhar' |
T20/1/3/171 | Magazine style publication on Marilyn Monroe. |
T20/1/3/177 | Copy of 'Punch' |
T20/1/3/158 | Copy of The Tatler |
T20/1/3/160 | Copy of Vogue |
T20/1/3/161 | Copy of Bazaar |
T20/1/3/162 | Copy of Bazaar |
T20/1/3/165 | Press cutting |
T20/1/5/2/2/271 | Pamphlet |
T20/1/4/12/242 | Hand-written copy of "Badairín Tír Ní" |
T20/1/4/11/237 | Press cuttings |
T20/1/4/6/231 | Press cutting |
T20/1/3/173 | Various press cuttings |
T20/1/3/193 | Photograph from 'The Evening Herald' |
T20/1/3/179 | Copy of prayer booklet |
T20/1/3/199 | Copy of 'Sunday Times Magazine' |
T20/1/3/190 | Press cutting from The Irish Times |
T20/1/4/9/234 | Bundle of typescript links |
T20/1/5/2/5/275 | File of material relating to award |
T20/1/4/12/238 | Notebook |
T20/1/3/184 | Copy of 'The Western Journal' |
T20/1/3/185 | Press cutting of Anthony Burgess article |
T20/1/3/186 | Press cutting of William Roche article |
T20/1/3/187 | Bundle of press cuttings |
T20/1/3/203 | Hand-written poem |
T20/1/3/189 | Copy of 'Cara' |
T20/1/3/192 | Copy of 'Life' |
T20/1/5/2/1/270 | Press cuttings |
T20/1/3/196 | Photograph from 'The Western People' |
T20/1/3/202 | Press cutting of 'The Saturday Column' |
T20/1/4/12/239 | Hand-written draft |
T20/1/4/1/213 | Draft letter |
T20/1/4/1/207 | Draft letter |
T20/1/4/1/208 | Draft letter |
T20/1/4/4/226 | Handwritten draft |
T20/1/4/3/224 | Notes relating to a draft |
T20/1/4/1/211 | Draft letter |
T20/1/4/1/212 | Draft letter |
T20/1/4/12/240 | Writing pad |
T20/1/4/1/214 | Draft letter |
T20/1/4/1/215 | Draft letter |
T20/1/4/1/216 | Draft letter |
T20/1/4/5/227 | Note |
T20/1/4/1/210 | Draft letter |
T20/1/4/4/225 | Press cutting |
T20/1/4/1/217 | Part of letter |
T20/1/4/1/218 | Copy of letter |
T20/1/4/1/219 | Quote on Mannix [Flynn] |
T20/1/4/1/222a | Copy of letter |
T20/1/4/1/221 | Note to Aideen O'Kelly |
T20/1/4/1/222 | Draft letter |
T20/1/4/10/236 | File containing copies of article |
T20/1/5/1/6/269 | Press cutting from 'The Irish Times' |
T20/1/4/12/243 | Scraps of writings |
T20/1/4/5/230 | Number of drafts |
T20/1/4/7/232 | Piece by Siobhán on her time in St. Louis' Convent, Monaghan |
T20/1/4/12/241 | Copy of 'Peter and the Wolf' |
T20/1/5/1/5/267 | Press cutting from 'The Evening Herald' |
T20/1/5/2/6/276 | Copies of programme |
T20/1/4/8/233 | File of writings |
T20/1/5/1/2/250 | Letter from M Ó Flathartaigh |
T20/1/5/1/1/245 | Open letter to 'Hibernia' |
T20/1/5/1/1/247 | Press cutting |
T20/1/5/1/2/248 | Letter from M Ó Flathartaigh |
T20/1/5/1/2/249 | Photograph of Council of State meeting |
T20/1/5/1/5/266 | Hand-written draft of message |
T20/1/5/1/2/251 | Press cutting |
T20/1/5/1/2/252 | Copy of letter from Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/5/1/2/253 | Letter from Gearóid Mac Gabhann |
T20/1/5/1/2/254 | Press cutting |
T20/1/5/1/1/246 | Letter from Michael Madden |
T20/1/5/1/3/254 | Front page of 'The Irish Press' |
T20/1/5/1/5/264 | Copy of speech |
T20/1/5/1/3/256 | Photograph during Walk of Remembrance |
T20/1/5/1/3/257 | Handwritten draft of speech in support of the Glencree reconciliation centre. |
T20/1/5/1/3/255 | Press cutting from 'The Irish Independent' |
T20/1/5/1/4/258 | File of original transcripts and letters copied above. |
T20/1/5/1/5/265 | Letter from Sally Swing Shelley |
T20/1/5/1/4/260 | File of legal correspondence |
T20/1/5/1/4/261 | Press cutting from [ ] |
T20/1/5/1/5/262 | Photograph |
T20/1/5/1/5/263 | Article in 'The Sunday Tribune' |
T20/1/6/5/347 | Bundle of letters from Bhudda and Captain Bob to Siobhan McKenna, mainly giving news of their lives and work. |
T20/2/2/47 | "Juno and the Paycock" by Seán O’Casey, proposed TV production, 1985 |
T20/2/2/51/594 | VHS copy of opening of the Gaeity Theatre. |
T20/2/1/52/1/469 | Press cuttings |
T20/2/1/17 | "As you Like It" by William Shakespeare, Stratford-upon-Avon, Mar/Apr 1952. |
T20/1/6/1/280 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/279 | Bundle of telegrams |
T20/1/5/2/5/274 | Certificate |
T20/1/6/3/337 | Typescript letter from Barney [McGinn], London, to Prof. McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/284 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/2/51/587 | VHS cassette copy of "Philadelphia Here I come" by Brian Friel. |
T20/1/5/2/3/272 | Envelope containing degree |
T20/1/5/2/4/273 | Folder |
T20/1/6/3/338 | Typescript letter from Barney [McGinn], London, to Siobhán |
T20/1/6/1/303a | Letter from Glen Loney, Brooklyn Heights, New York to Siobhán McKenna, commenting that he is working away on their interview. |
T20/1/6/1/285 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/286a | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/3/339 | Hand-written letter from Barney [McGinn] to Siobhán |
T20/1/6/1/287 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/290 | File of fan mail for Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/291 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/3/343 | Copy of letter from Barney [McGinn] to Prof. McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/289 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/288 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/3/331 | Letter from Barney McGinn to Siobhán. |
T20/1/6/1/292 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/309 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna, including card from Judith Clancy, New York, to Siobhán McKenna, thanking her for her kindness to her when they met in the Village when she was a young dancer. |
T20/1/6/3/329 | Letter from Bernard McGinn, Linnit and Dunfee Ltd. |
T20/1/6/1/294 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/295 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/296 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/296a | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/298 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/300 | File of letters |
T20/1/6/1/301 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/299 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/302 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/311 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna, including letter from Sean Ó Beachain, Coolmine Community School, to Siobhan McKenna asking if she would be available for the school's prize-giving day? |
T20/1/6/2/326 | Letters from Liam Ó Briain, UC Galway, to Siobhán McKenna. |
T20/1/6/1/310 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/304 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna, including letter from Treasa [O’Driscoll], Toronto, to Siobhán McKenna, hoping that Donn has assuaged her worries about Denis now that she has met him, telling her Bob and herself had been delighted with her visit and work, writing about Seán Ó Riada and enclosing one of the reviews of her show (2 Feb 1972). |
T20/1/6/1/305 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna, including letter from Ann McArney, Ajax Ontario, to Siobhán McKenna, sayng that she was looking forward to seeing her perform with the Irish Arts Company, commenting that she had performed in the role of Maurya in Riders to the Sea in High School (28 Jan 1973). |
T20/1/6/1/306 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/307 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/320 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna, including letter from Brian Friel, Greencastle, County Donegal, to Siobhán McKenna, commenting that their plans are fairly fluid, and asking if there was any play in particular that she would like to do with them? |
T20/2/1/13 | The Whiteheaded Boy" by Lennox Robinson, Edinburgh, 1951. |
T20/1/6/2/325 | Letters from Liam Ó Briain, Galway to Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/1/12/382 | Letter from Ian [Priestly-Mitchell] |
T20/1/6/6/360 | Letter from Niall Buggy to Siobhán McKenna. |
T20/2/2/51/592 | VHS PAL copy of Siobhan McKenna on "Generations" |
T20/2/1/62/491 | Hand-written draft |
T20/2/1/60 | "Playboy of the Western World" by J.M. Synge, Olympia, 1977 Produced by the Dublin Festival Company, it was later to tour in the U.K. and Hong Kong, with Siobhán in the role of the Widow Quinn. |
T20/2/1/58 | "The Plough and the Stars" by Sean O’Casey, Dublin, 1976 Abbey Theatre production directed by Tomás Mac Anna, starring Cyril Cusack and Siobhán McKenna among others. It was first staged in Dublin, and later at various locations in the U.S.A. Siobhán played the role of Bessie Burgess. |
T20/2/1/59 | "Sons of Oedipus" London, 1977 Sons of Oedipus by Euripides, produced and staged by the Greenwich Theatre, London from 3 Feb to 5 Mar 1977. Translated and directed by David Thompson, with Siobhán in the role of Jocasta. |
T20/1/6/1/321 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna, including letter from Pegeen Liam O'Flaherty, Elm Village, London, to Siobhán McKenna thanking her for attending her father's funeral. |
T20/1/6/1/318 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna, including letter from Ciarán Nicholson, Secretary of the Irish Theatre Archive, asking Siobhán if she would like to donate any items for an exhibition they are planning in the Spring. |
T20/1/6/1/317 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna, including letter from Tarlach Ua Raifeartaigh, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, to Siobhán McKenna thanking her on behalf of l'Alliance for opening the exhibition. |
T20/1/6/1/316 | File of letters and notes by Siobhán |
T20/1/6/1/315 | File of correspondence with Trans-Creative Management Ltd., London, agent for Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/314 | File of VIP letters including Charles Haughey, George Colley, Maeve Hillery and Jack Lynch. |
T20/1/6/1/313 | File of correspondence relating to various PR launches, seeking her as a speaker. |
T20/1/6/1/312 | File of letters from fans seeking autographs |
| File of press cuttings relating to the Dublin Players production of "The Whiteheaded Boy" by Lennox Robinson. |
T20/1/6/1/322 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna, including letter from Billy Chappell, London to Siobhán McKenna, saying that he hopes she has a great time working with Maureen Potter and giving his own news, working on a volume of letters of Edward Barras (15 Aug 1985). |
T20/1/6/3/333 | Letter from Barney McGinn, London, to Siobhán. |
T20/1/6/3/330 | Typescript copy of a short-store entitled "The Valentine" by Barney McGinn. |
T20/1/6/3/341 | Typescript letter from Barney [McGinn],, London, to Siobhán |
T20/1/6/2/328 | Postcard from Liam Ó Briain from Rome to Siobhán McKenna in New York. |
T20/1/6/2/327 | Letter from Liam Ó Briain, Coill Iómair, Bóthar na hOllscoille, Gaillimh, to Siobhán. |
T20/1/6/3/334 | Letter from Barney Mcginn to Siobhán. |
T20/1/6/1/324 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna. |
T20/1/6/4/345 | Letter from Joe Tomelty, Elgin Crescent, London, to Siobhan McKenna |
T20/2/1/14/388 | File of press notices and reviews of "Heloise and Abelard", adapted by James Forsyth, at the Duke of York theatre London |
T20/2/1/12/379 | Programme for 'An Fear a Tháinig chun Dinnéir' |
T20/1/6/3/344 | Letter from Barney [McGinn], London, to Siobhán arranging for her to come up to London. |
T20/1/6/3/332 | Letter from Barney McGinn to Siobhán. |
T20/1/6/3/340 | Typescript letter from Barney [McGinn], London, to Siobhán |
T20/2/2/51/583 | Print copy of "Person to Person" |
T20/2/1/63/495 | Press cuttings relating to "The Golden Cradle". |
T20/1/6/3/335 | Letter from Barney McGinn to Siobhán. |
T20/1/6/4/346 | Start of letter from [ ], Elgin Cresent, London to Siobhan McKenna |
T20/2/1/12/380 | Letter from Breandán [ ], Taibhdhearc na Gaillimhe |
T20/1/6/6/351 | Bundle of letters and cards from Niall Buggy |
T20/1/6/6/352 | Letter from Niall Buggy to Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/3/336 | Letter from Barney [McGinn], London, to Siobhán |
T20/1/6/3/342 | Letter from Owen McKenna to Barnie McGinn |
T20/1/6/6/353 | Letter from Niall Buggy to Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/1/34 | "Play with a Tiger", 1962. An Oscar Lweenstein production at the Comedy Club, London, directed by Ted Kotcheff, with Siobhán in the role of Anna. |
T20/1/6/6/355 | Postcard from Niall Buggy to Pegeen [Siobhán McKenna's dog] |
T20/1/6/5/349 | A hand-written humorous piece entitled “An Irish Mother’s Letter to her Son in America”. |
T20/1/6/5/350 | Note of admiration from Capt Bob. |
T20/1/6/5/348 | Card and note from “Captain Bob” and “Buddha”, L.A., to Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/1/12/381 | Postcard from Liam Ua Cearbhaill, Dublin to Siobhán Nic Cionnaith. |
T20/2/1/12/383 | Letter from Pádraig [Ó Cearbháill] |
T20/2/1/49 | "A Whistle in the Dark" by Tom Murphy, Long Wharf Theatre, 1968. Opened at the Long Wharf Theatre, New Haven on 9th February, American premiere, directed by Avrin Brown. |
T20/2/1/12 | "San Siubáin", Galway and Dublin, 31 December 1950; 14 January 1951, Taibhdhearc na Gaillimhe production, first produced in Galway by Ian Priestly-Mitchell, later moved to Dublin. Translated by Siobhán McKenna. |
T20/1/6/6/361 | Card from Niall Buggy |
T20/2/1/10/377 | Press cutting |
T20/2/1/50/460 | Black and white prints |
T20/2/1/74 | "I Remember I Remember", A Beckett Evening, Nov 1984 Production of one woman show "I remember I remember", based on the work of Samuel Beckett. |
T20/2/1/62/493 | Fan-mail and good luck cards for Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/1/65 | "Juno and the Paycock" by Seán O’Casey, Dublin, 1979-1980 |
T20/2/1/22 | "The Love of Four Colonels" by Peter Ustinov, Gaiety, October 1953 Staged at the Gaeity Theatre, with Siobhá McKenna in the role of Beauty. |
T20/2/2/44/575 | Black and white photograph |
T20/2/1/11/378 | Copy of programme for Máire Rós |
T20/2/1/24 | "The Chalk Garden" by Enid Bagnold, New York, 1955. Produced at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre, New York, in November 1955, Siobhán McKenna in the role of Miss Madrigal. |
T20/2/1/12/386 | Programme for San Siubhán by George Bernard Shaw, translated by Siobhán McKenna, at the Gaeity theatre. |
T20/2/1/12/385 | Letter from Pat Ó Conaill to Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/1/15 | "Down by the Heather Glen" by Joseph Tomelty. Later produced at the Belfast Arts Theatre on 11 October 1953. |
T20/2/2/26 | "Doctor Zhivago", 1965 MGM production, written by Boris Pasternak, screenplay by Robert Bolt, directed by David Lean, with Siobhán in the role of Anna. |
T20/2/1/16 | "Macbeth" by William Shakespeare, Stratford-upon-Avon, Mar/Apr 1952. |
T20/2/1/14 | "Heloise and Abelard", adapted by James Forsyth, London, 1951 Produced at the Duke of York’s Theatre, starring Siobhán McKenna and Walter Macken. |
T20/2/1/13/387 | File of press cuttings relating to the Dublin Players production of "The Whiteheaded Boy" by Lennox Robinson. |
T20/2/1/65/499 | Bundle of good luck cards for the production of "Juno and the Paycock" |
T20/2/1/18 | "Coriolanus" by William Shakespeare, 1952. Produced by the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Siobhán playing the role of Virgilia. |
T20/2/1/23 | "St. Joan" by George Bernard Shaw, 1954-6. Produced at the Gate Theatre, Dublin (1954); Arts Theatre London (1954); St. Martin's Theatre, London (1955); Sanders Theatre, Cambridge MA (1956); Phoenix Theatre, New York City (1956). with Siobhán playing the role of St. Joan. |
T20/2/1/19 | "Volpone" by Ben Jonson, Stratford-upon-Avon, July-Nov 1952. |
T20/2/1/26 | "Twelfth Night" by William Shakespeare, Stratford Ont., 1957. A Tyrone Guthrie production as part of the Shakespearean Festival, Stratford, Ontario, with Siobhán in the role of Viola. An audio-recording of the production was later released. |
T20/2/1/20 | "The Playboy of the Western World" by JM Synge, Summer 1953, starring Cyril Cusack, Siobhán McKenna and Walter Macken, produced by Cyril Cusack, and staged at the Gaiety Theatre. |
T20/2/1/15/390 | Note from [Mrs Tomelty] to [Siobhán McKenna] |
T20/2/1/16/391 | Copies of the programme for "Macbeth" at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, with Siobhan McKenna as Lady Macduff. |
T20/2/1/17/392 | Programme for "As You Like it" by William Shakespeare |
T20/2/1/17/393 | Press cutting |
T20/2/1/17/394 | Review of "As You Like it" by William Shakespeare |
T20/2/1/17/395 | Notes from various actors in the play to Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/2/51/589 | Tape of "The Branchy Tree" |
T20/2/1/18/396 | Press cutting |
T20/2/1/19/397 | Programmes and press cutting relating to "Volpone" by Ben Jonson |
T20/2/1/20/398 | Programme for the Cyril Cusack Production of "Playboy of the Western World" by J.M. Synge |
T20/2/1/21/399 | Press cuttings for "Purple Dust" by Seán O'Casey |
T20/2/1/21 | "Purple Dust" by Seán O'Casey, Glasgow, 1953. Staged at the Royal Glasgow Theatre, with Siobhán McKenna in the role of Avril. |
T20/2/1/57 | "A Moon for the Misbegotten" by Eugene O’Neill, 1976 Quest Productions staging of the play at the Olympia Theatre, Dublin. Siobhán in the role of Josie. |
T20/2/1/22/400 | Press cutting from "The Kilkenny Journal" |
T20/2/1/26/415 | File of programmes and press cuttings for "Twelfth Night" by William Shakespeare |
T20/2/1/25 | "Andocles and the Lion" by George Bernard Shaw, Dublin, July 1956 |
T20/2/1/31 | "Playboy of the Western World" by J M Synge, 1960. Staged at St. Martin's Theatre, and Picadilly Theatre, London, directed by Shelah Richards, starring Siobhán McKenna, Donal Donnelly, Eithne Dunne and Brian O'Higgins |
T20/2/1/37 | "Captain Brasshound's Conversion" by George Bernard Shaw, March 1964. Produced by Louis Elliman and Shelah Richards, starring Siobhán McKenna, staged at the Gaiety Theatre for 16 performances. |
T20/2/1/23/408 | Articles |
T20/2/1/23/407 | Photographs |
T20/2/1/23/406 | Press cuttings |
T20/2/1/23/405 | Correspondence |
T20/2/1/23/404 | Programmes and associated material relating to a production of "St. Joan" staged at the Gate Theatre. |
T20/2/1/23/403 | Programme from an American production of "St. Joan" from Saunders Theatre, Cambridge, Mass. |
T20/2/1/24/412 | Correspondence |
T20/2/1/23/401 | Press cuttings |
T20/2/1/23/402 | Programmes, letters with producers and cast |
T20/2/2/51/586 | Video casette of "The Loves of Cass Maguire" |
T20/2/1/24/410 | Press cuttings |
T20/2/1/24/409 | Programmes, photograph and correspondence |
T20/2/1/24/411 | Correspondence |
T20/2/1/62/490 | File of business correspondence |
T20/2/1/25/413 | Two copies of the programme of "Androcles and the Lion" by George Bernard Shaw |
T20/2/1/26/414 | Two copies of programme and press cuttings relating to Tyrone Gurthrie production of "Twelvth Night" by William Shakespeare |
T20/2/1/46 | "The Loves of Cass Maguire" by Brian Friel, 1967 Irish premiere of this play at the Abbey Theatre on 10th April 1967, produced by Tomás Mac Anna, with Siobhán in the role of Cass Maguire. |
T20/2/1/30 | "Motel" by James Thurber, 1960. Siobhán plays the role of Isobel. |
T20/2/1/29 | "Macbeth" by William Shakespeare, Cambridge Mass., 1959 |
T20/2/1/64/496 | Two programmes and six colour photographs |
T20/2/1/27 | "Hamlet" by William Shakespeare, New York, 1957. Experimental production staged in New York, with Siobhán McKenna in the title role, and being the only actor on stage. |
T20/2/1/42 | "The Cavern" by Jean Anouilth, London, Nov/Dec 1965 Directed by Donal McWhinnie at the Strand Theatre, London, starring Siobhán McKenna, Alec McGovern and Griffith Jones, with Siobhán in the role of Marie-Therese, the cook. |
T20/2/1/29/420 | Press cuttings |
T20/2/1/28/419 | Producer's report |
T20/2/1/28/418 | Programme |
T20/2/1/28/417 | Programme |
T20/2/1/44 | Gaiety Panto, 1966 |
T20/2/1/27/416 | Programmes |
T20/2/1/45 | "Playboy of the Western World" by J M Synge, 1967 Staged by The Long Wharf Theatre, directed by Siobhán McKenna, set design by John Conklin, costumes by Alec Sutherland, music by Sean O Riada. |
T20/2/1/30/423 | Programme |
T20/2/1/29/422 | Interview in "Theatre Arts" magazine |
T20/2/1/29/421 | Poem by R Echols |
T20/2/1/30/424 | File of press cuttings |
T20/2/1/31/425 | File of material |
T20/2/1/43 | "Juno and the Paycock" by Seán O’Casey, Dublin, Aug 1966 Produced by Fred O’Donovan at the Gaiety Theatre, Siobhán in the role of Juno Boyle. |
T20/2/1/63 | "The Golden Cradle" June 1978 Production of five “Abbey” plays at the Greenwich Theatre, London. |
T20/2/1/40 | Marcel Marceau Show, 1964 Seminal production which introduced the artist and his style to an English audience. |
T20/2/1/38 | "Daughter over the Water" by M.J. Malloy, Apr 1964 Written in 1958, This was it’s first production, starring Siobhán McKenna. |
T20/2/1/48 | "The Cherry Orchard" by Chekov, Abbey Production, 1968. Abbey revival, with Siobhán in the role of Ravevskaya, and Cyril Cusack in the role of Gaev. |
T20/2/1/36 | "The River Watchers" 1962 |
T20/2/1/35 | "Uncle Vanya" by Anton Chekov, July 1962 Directed by Laurence Olivier, set design by Seán Kenny. |
T20/2/1/52/1 | "Irish Arts Theatre" Toronto productions, 1971 – 1974 Plays staged include "Here are Ladies", "Juno and the Paycock", and "The Plough and the Stars". |
T20/2/1/32 | "Captain Brassbound's Conversion" by George Bernard Shaw, American Tour, 1961 |
T20/2/1/66 | "Shadow of a Gunman"Seán O’Casey, Vienna, 1980 Quest production, staged at the English Theatre, Vienna, starring Siobhán McKenna and Niall Buggy, and directed by Siobhán McKenna. |
T20/2/1/59/486 | File of programme and press cuttings |
T20/2/1/64 | "A Meeting by the River" by Christopher Isherwood, New York, Mar 1979 Produced staged at the Clarence Brown Theatre, University of Tennessee (24 Feb 1979) and the Palace Theatre, New York (28 Mar 1979). |
T20/2/1/59/485 | File of correspondence |
T20/2/1/46/450 | Hand-written draft |
T20/2/1/43/447 | Bundle of good luck telegrams |
T20/2/1/43/446 | File of programmes and press cuttings |
T20/2/1/42/445 | File of press cuttings and reviews |
T20/2/1/42/444 | Two copies of programme for "The Cavern" by Jean Anouilh |
T20/2/1/41/442 | Fan-mail to Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/1/41/441 | File of material |
T20/2/1/62 | "Memoir" by John Murrell, 1977 Quest production with Siobhán in the role of Sarah Bernhardt. Staged at Guelph Festival, Canada and Olympia Theatre, Dublin in 1977, as well as the Ambassador Theatre, London in 1978. |
T20/2/1/40/439 | File of material |
T20/2/1/39/438 | Programme for "The Plough and the Stars" by Seán O’Casey |
T20/2/1/38/437 | Bundle of receipts |
T20/2/1/38/436 | File of material |
T20/2/1/37/435 | Two copies of programme for production of "Captain Brassbound’s Conversion" |
T20/2/1/61 | "Nuair a bhí mé óg" by Siobhán McKenna, 1977 Proposal for a production in the Taibhdhearc to coincide with it’s fiftieth anniversary. |
T20/2/1/35/433 | Programme for "Uncle Vanya" by Anton Chekov at the Chichester festival theatre. |
T20/2/1/34/432 | Fan-mail received by Siobhán McKenna associated with the production |
T20/2/1/33/430 | Fan-mail letters to Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/1/33/429 | Copy of "Ulster Railings" |
T20/2/1/33/428 | Programme |
T20/2/1/33/427 | Programme of plays for the Dublin Theatre Festival |
T20/2/1/32/426 | Programme for "Captain Brassbound's Conversion" by George Bernard Shaw |
T20/2/1/52 | "Here Are Ladies" , various productions, 1970 onwards Productions include Playhouse Theatre, Oxford; Criterion Theatre, London (1970); Gate Theatre, Dublin (1975); Abbey Theatre, Dublin (1982); Newman Theatre, New Yoprk (1971, 1973), English Theatre, Vienna (1979); Australian Tour (1972) including Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. Adapted for UTV as “The Branchy Tree”. |
T20/2/1/36/434 | Press cutting of note for "The River Watchers" |
T20/2/1/53 | "Juno and the Paycock" by Seán O’Casey, London, July 1973 Staged in the Mermaid Theatre, London, with Patrick Layde as Captain Boyle, directed and designed by Sean Kenny. Later staged in Queen’s University Belfast in November for the theatre festival |
T20/2/1/44/448 | Press cutting from "The Irish Press" containing a review of the panto at the Gaiety. |
T20/2/1/42/443 | Letters relating to the production |
T20/2/1/58/482 | Press material |
T20/2/1/56/476 | Programme for "Fallen Angels" |
T20/2/1/56 | "Fallen Angels" by Noel Coward, 1975 Quest Productions staging of the play at the Dublin Gate Theatre Summer 1975 |
T20/2/1/55 | "The Morgan Yard" by Kevin O’Morrison, Sept 1974 Part of the Dublin Theatre Festival, opened on 30 Sept 1974. |
T20/2/1/62/492 | Hand-written draft |
T20/2/1/54 | "Seoda" Taibhdhearc na Gaillimhe, unproduced, 1973 |
T20/2/1/49/458 | File of press cuttings |
T20/2/1/57/479 | Programmes, flyer and poster |
T20/2/1/47 | "The Mountains Look Different" by Micheál Mac Liammóir |
T20/2/1/50 | "On a Foggy Day" by John Kerr, June 1969 Starring Margaret Lockwood, Siobhán McKenna, Kenneth Connor and Sneed Jeffrey at St. Martin’s Theatre Cambridge. |
T20/2/1/63/494 | Programme for "The Golden Cradle", a series of short plays |
T20/2/1/51 | "Best of Friends" James Elward, London, Feb. 1970 First presented in the Strand Theatre, London, directed by Nigil Patrick, the writer is better known for his 1960s soaps such as “Dr. Kildare”. |
T20/2/1/52/467 | Letters, mainly fan-mail |
T20/2/1/60/488 | Programmes for "The Playboy of the Western World" |
T20/2/2/33 | "A Mother’s Sorrow", ITV [1960s/70s] |
T20/2/2/34 | "The Branchy Tree", RTE, 1971 |
T20/2/2/35 | "Siobhán McKenna’s Ireland", 1972 |
T20/2/2/51/591 | Unidentified |
T20/2/2/42 | “The Mourning Thief”, BBC Northern Ireland, 1983 |
T20/2/1/66/502 | Correspondence associated with the Quest production of "Shadow of a Gunman" by Seán O’Casey |
T20/2/1/46/451 | Programmes for the Abbey Theatre Irish premiere of "The Loves of Cass Maguire" by Brian Friel |
T20/2/1/66/500 | Production Material |
T20/2/1/74/514a | Invitation and programme to world premiere |
T20/2/1/73/513 | Press relating to the Abbey production of "Cúirt an Mhean Oiche" |
T20/2/1/48/455 | Copies of programme for "The Cherry Orchard" by Anton Chekhov |
T20/2/2/51/588 | VHS cassette copy of Siobhan McKenna on Channel 4's "Generation" programme. |
T20/2/2/46/577 | Production material relating to "Angels in the Annexe" for the BBC. |
T20/2/1/71 | "Happy Days" by Samuel Beckett, 1983 This proposal to stage "Happy Days" by Samuel Beckett by Quest productions never got beyond the planning stage. |
T20/2/1/50/459 | Programmes for "On a Foggy Day" by John Kerr |
T20/2/2/51/595 | VHS copy of "Generations" and "Ireland's Eye" |
T20/2/2/51/593 | Beta-tape video copy of "Lady Gregory". |
T20/2/1/52/465 | File of press cuttings relating to various productions of "Here Are Ladies" |
T20/2/1/55/474 | Programme for "The Morgan Yard" |
T20/2/1/53/470 | Programmes relating to the production of "Juno and the Paycock" |
T20/2/1/52/1/468 | Material relating to the setting up of the production company |
T20/2/1/53/471 | Press cuttings relating to various productions of "Juno and the Paycock" |
T20/2/1/52/464 | Programmes relating to the various productions of "Here Are Ladies" |
T20/2/1/56/477 | Press Cuttings |
T20/2/1/55/475 | File of press cuttings relating to "The Morgan Yard" by Kevin O'Morrison |
T20/2/1/52/466 | File of research material |
T20/2/2/25 | "On Human Bondage", 1964 MGM British Studio production, written by M Somerset Maugham, directed by Ken Hughes. Siobhán McKenna in the role of Nora Nesbitt. |
T20/2/3/1/661 | Poetry Reading for Altusa Club, Galway [1970s] |
T20/2/2/14 | "St. Joan", Granada TV, 1958 Granada Television production of St Joan featuring Siobhán McKenna in the role of Joan, and Kenneth Williams as the Dauphin |
T20/2/1/56/475 | Material associated with the returns for "Fallen Angels" by Noel Coward and "Here are Ladies" |
T20/2/1/57/478 | File of business correspondence, receipts and box-office returns |
T20/2/2/51/590 | VHS copy of Siobhan McKenna on "Generations" programme from Channel 4. |
T20/2/1/65/497 | Production material for "Juno and the Paycock" |
T20/2/1/57/480 | Press cuttings relating to "Moon for the Misbegotten" |
T20/2/1/60/487 | File of material |
T20/2/1/60/489 | Letter from Milton Goldman, ICM, New York, to Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/1/65/498 | Press cuttings and reviews of "Juno and the Paycock" |
T20/2/1/58/481 | Programmes and photographs of the Abbey Production of "The Plough and the Stars" |
T20/2/2/32 | "By This I Live", RTE, 1969 |
T20/2/1/73 | "Cúirt an Mhean Oíche", Abbey, 1984 Abbey theatre production of "Cúirt an Mhean Oíche" by Brian Merriman, adapted by Siobhán McKenna. Staged at the Peacock Theatre from 11 – 27 October, Siobhán also directed the production. |
T20/2/1/66/501 | Press cuttings relating to the Quest production of "Shadow of a Gunman" by Seán O’Casey |
T20/2/1/78 | Material for productions not associated with Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/1/77 | "Bailegangaire" by Tom Murphy, Galway and Dublin, 1986 Druid Theatre Company production, with Siobhán in the role of Mammo, staged in Galway from 6 Dec 1985 – 1 Jan 1986, Dormar Warehouse, London 17 Feb – 15 Mar 1986, Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, 12 – 24 May 1986.
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T20/2/1/76 | "Arsenic and Old Lace" by Joseph Kesserling, Dublin, 1985 Dublin Theatre Festival production of "Arsenic and Old Lace" by Joseph Kesserling, starring Siobhán McKenna and Maureen Potter at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin. |
T20/2/1/75 | "Long Day’s Journey into Night" by Eugene O’Neill, February 1985 Abbey Theatre production, with Siobhán in the role of Mary Tyrone. |
T20/2/2/44 | "The Last Days of Pompii", BBC, 1983 Columbia Pictures Television production, with Siobhán McKenna in the role of Fortunata. |
T20/2/1/72 | "Juno and the Paycock", Dublin, 1983 |
T20/2/1/69 | "Brittanicus by Racine", 1981 Staged at the Lyric Theatre, London, with Siobhán in the role of Agrippina. |
T20/2/1/68 | "The Life of Galileo", Dublin, 1981 |
T20/2/1/67 | "I am for Ireland", New York, 1981 |
T20/2/1/66B | "A Beckett Evening", Mar 1980 |
T20/2/2/51/584 | VHS video-tape featuring Patrick Kavanagh |
T20/2/1/69/507 | Programme, flyer and press cutting from The Sunday Telegraph |
T20/2/1/76/518 | Production material relating to "Arsenic and Old Lace" |
T20/2/1/77/523 | Press cuttings |
T20/2/1/77/522 | Programmes from the various productions of "Bailegangaire" by Tom Murphy. |
T20/2/2/22/548 | Contract |
T20/2/2/27 | "Westminister Abbey", 1967 |
T20/2/1/73/514 | Bundle of good luck cards |
T20/2/2/29 | "Picture you upon my knee" by James Elward |
T20/2/1/70/509 | Producion Material |
T20/2/2/30 | "Jumbo’s Wife", by Frank O’Connor, unproduced, 1969 |
T20/2/1/66B/503 | Flyer for "A Beckett Evening" |
T20/2/2/28 | "Hotel Torpe", BBC, 1967 BBC production, part of Theatre 625; based on "Hotel Torpe" by François Billetdoux, translated by Peter Mayer. Siobhán plays the role of Ursula Maria Torpe. |
T20/2/1/69/506 | File of good luck cards and some correspondence |
T20/2/2/31 | "The Loves of Cass Maguire", by Brian Friel, RTE, 1969 An RTÉ production, directed by Jim Fitzgerald, written by Brian Friel, teleplay by Adrian Vale. Siobhán in the title role. |
T20/2/1/67/504 | Producion Material |
T20/2/1/68/505 | Programme for the Abbey Theatre production of Bertolt Brecht's, "The Life of Galileo" |
T20/2/1/72/511 | Press cutting from The Evening Herald advertising "Juno and the Paycock" |
T20/2/1/76/519 | Press cuttings for the production of "Arsenic and Old Lace" |
T20/2/2/19/544a | Contract |
T20/2/2/23 | "The Woman in White" by Wilkie Collins Dow hour of great mysteries, featuring The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins, adopted by Frank Ford, directed by Paul Nickell, Siobhán in the role of Marion Halcombe. |
T20/2/2/24 | "Playboy of the Western World", film, 1962 Four Provinces production of "Playboy of the Western World" by J.M. Synge, adapted and presented by Brian Desmond Hurst. Siobhán McKenna features as Pegeen Mike |
T20/2/2/21 | “Report from London”, 1962 |
T20/2/2/20 | "The Romanian Songs of the Dead", BBC, 1962 |
T20/2/2/19 | "King of Kings", film 1961 MGM/Samuel Bronston Production, directed by Nicholas Ray, with Siobhán in the role of Mary. |
T20/2/2/18 | "History of the Stage", BBC, 1961 |
T20/2/2/17 | "Romeo and Jeanette", Anglia TV, 1960 Siobhán does not appear to have taken this role. |
T20/2/2/22/549 | File of press cuttings |
T20/2/2/23/550 | File of press cuttings |
T20/2/2/24/551 | Press review |
T20/2/2/11 | "Omnibus Programme", American TV, 1956 |
T20/2/2/25/552 | Press cuttings |
T20/2/2/8 | "Shadow and Substance" by Paul Vincent Carroll, 1954 |
T20/2/2/7 | "The Shadow of the Glen" by J.M. Synge, BBC, 1953 |
T20/2/2/5 | "The Demi-Gods" by James Stephens, unproduced, 1951 |
T20/2/2/4 | "Irish Beauties", unproduced, [1950s] |
T20/2/2/3 | "The Lost People", 1949 Produced by Gainsborough Pictures, directed by Maurice Bix and Bernard Knowles, with Siobhán in the role of Marie. |
T20/2/2/27/555 | Receipt |
T20/2/2/51 | Videos. Audio-visual copies of material, mostly featuring Siobhán McKenna either as narrator or in an acting role. |
T20/2/2/15/541a | File of letters |
T20/2/2/2 | "Daughter of Darkness", 1947 Victor Hanberry productions, directed by Lance Comfort, based on the play They Walk Alone by Max Catto. Siobhán plays the role of Emma Baudine |
T20/2/2/26/554 | Copy of The Observer magazine |
T20/2/2/29/557 | Contract |
T20/2/2/19/546 | Press cuttings |
T20/2/2/12 | "The Winslow Boy" by Terrence Rattigan, 1958 Columbia Broadcasting System Production, part of the Dupont Show of the Month series. Written by Terrence Rattigan, directed by Alex Segal, Siobhán plays Catherine Winslow. |
T20/2/2/19/545 | Brochure for the MGM film "King of Kings" |
T20/2/2/13 | "What Every Woman Knows", by J.M. Barrie, TV adaptation, 1959 Talent Associates production, part of the Dupont Show of the Month series. Written by J.M. Barrie, adapted by Jacqueline Babbin and directed by Robert Mulligan. Siobhán in the role of Maggie. |
T20/2/2/22 | "The Aspern Papers", BBC Night-play series, 1962 BBC production of The Aspern Papers by Henry James, teleplay by John O’Toole, Siobhán in the role of Tina. |
T20/2/2/16/542 | Press cuttings |
T20/2/2/13/540 | File of press cuttings |
T20/2/2/13/539 | Two welcome brochures |
T20/2/2/12/538 | File of press cuttings |
T20/2/2/12/537 | Copy letter from Eleanor Kilgallen |
T20/2/2/11/536 | Press cutting from the Boston Daily Globe |
T20/2/2/10/535 | Press cuttings review |
T20/2/2/9/534 | File of material relating to "Cradle Song" |
T20/2/2/8/533 | Press cuttings |
T20/2/2/7/532 | Press cuttings |
T20/2/2/20/546 | Contract |
T20/2/2/5/530 | Press cutting from The East London Observer |
T20/2/2/21/547 | Contracts |
T20/2/2/3/528 | Press cutting relating to "The Lost People" |
T20/2/2/2/528 | Press cuttings relating to "Daughter of Darkness" |
T20/2/2/1/527 | Press cuttings from "Hungry Hill" |
T20/2/2/30/558 | Letter from Paul Rotha |
T20/2/2/17/543 | Letter from Stephen McCormack |
T20/2/2/49/581 | Letters |
T20/2/2/18/544 | Contract |
T20/2/3/1/668 | Amateur Drama Festival, Athlone, 1983 |
T20/2/2/32/560 | Press cutting from the RTE Guide |
T20/2/2/31/559 | Production material and press cuttings |
T20/2/2/34/562 | Press cutting from the RTE Guide |
T20/2/2/14/541 | Contract beween Siobhan McKenna and Granada TV |
T20/2/2/26/553 | File of press cuttings |
T20/2/2/48 | "Eh Joe", film, 1986 A Bórd Scannán na hireann/RTE production, directed and adapted by Alan Gilsenan, based on the Samuel Beckett play, starring Tom Hickey and Siobhán McKenna. |
T20/2/2/36 | “The Cuckoo Spit”, RTE, 1974 An RTE production of The Cuckoo Spit by Mary Lavin, starring Brian Magrath as Fergus, and Siobhán McKenna as Vera. Filmed at Bective, County Meath and St. Stephen’s Green Dublin. |
T20/2/2/48/580 | Press cuttings reviewing the film "Eh Joe" |
T20/2/2/41/572 | Press cuttings on "The Diary of Brigit Hitler". |
T20/2/3/1 | 1950s |
T20/2/2/36/565 | File containing contracts |
T20/2/2/33/561 | Press cutting |
T20/2/2/50 | "The Dead", 1986 Liffey Film production of The Dead, directed by John Huston. It was proposed that Siobhán McKenna would be in the film at an early stage, but this did not ultimately happen. |
T20/2/2/51/585 | VHS copy of "Loves of Cass Maguire" |
T20/2/2/37/566 | Press cutting |
T20/2/3/1/671 | Galway Arts Group Award, 1984 |
T20/2/2/39/568 | Letter from Joanna Hayward |
T20/2/2/40/570 | Press cuttings from American newspapers on "A Celtic Trilogy" |
T20/2/2/42/573 | Letter from Norah McConnell |
T20/2/2/41/571 | File containing prospectus and press cuttings on "The Journal of Bridget Hitler" |
T20/2/2/45/576 | Letter from Judith Dolan |
T20/2/3/1/606 | "St. Joan of the Stockyards", BBC, 1961 |
T20/2/3/1/667 | Zonta, 1983 |
T20/2/3/1/600 | Poetry Reading, Boston, 1956 |
T20/2/3/1/608 | Argo Records, 1962 |
T20/2/3/1/670 | A Traditional Irish Christmas, New York, 1983 |
T20/2/3/1/597 | "Deirdre of the Sorrows", by J.M. Synge, BBC Three Radio Programme, 1947 |
T20/2/3/1/604 | Possible O'Casey recordings, 1961 |
T20/2/3/1/605 | Irish Productions Ltd., 1961 |
T20/2/3/1/601 | Press cuttings |
T20/2/3/1/610 | "St. Joan", Radio Corporation of America, 1964 |
T20/2/3/1/663 | Gorey Arts Centre, 1981 |
T20/2/3/1/607 | "Love Songs of Connacht", Record Supervision Ltd., 1961 |
T20/2/3/1/662 | Irish Children's Theatre Awards, 1980 |
T20/2/3/1/649 | "A Village Wooing" by M J Mallow, RTE Radio, 1975 |
T20/2/3/1/659 | Pearse Commemoration, 1979 |
T20/2/3/1/660 | Launch of "Rogha", 1979 |
T20/2/3/1/658 | "Amhran na Saoirse", Listowel, June 1979 |
T20/2/3/1/674 | Clifden Arts Festival Opening, 1984 |
T20/2/3/1/656 | Youth Council of Ireland, launch, 1979 |
T20/2/3/1/675 | Waterford Rotary Club, 1984 |
T20/2/3/1/654 | Irish Children's Theatre, 1978 |
T20/2/3/1/653 | Gorey Arts Festival, 1978 |
T20/2/3/1/652 | Abbey Commemoration booklet, 1976 |
T20/2/3/1/669 | Friends of Stratford Shakespearean Festival, 1983 |
T20/2/3/1/648 | Circasia, 1975 |
T20/2/3/1/647 | Personal Choice, RTE Radio, 1975 |
T20/2/3/1/678 | Cork Lion's Club [1980s] |
T20/2/3/1/645 | Unidentified, 1973 |
T20/2/3/1/679 | Concert in aid of Saint Luke's [1980] |
T20/2/3/1/680 | European Special Olympics, July 1985 |
T20/2/3/1/641 | Gaiety Centenary, 1971 |
T20/2/3/1/665 | Stonehill College, 1982 |
T20/2/3/1/627 | Poetry Reading, Shelbourne Ballroom, [1970] |
T20/2/3/1/625 | "Three Sisters" by Chekov |
T20/2/3/1/624 | I Remember I Remember, RTE Radio [1969] |
T20/2/3/1/622 | "The Chairs", by Ionesco, audio-record, 1967 |
T20/2/3/1/621 | A Christmas Carol, 1967 |
T20/2/3/1/681 | Society of St. Brendan, Sept 1985 |
T20/2/3/1/619 | Modern Irish Verse, reading, 1967 |
T20/2/3/1/618 | "Women of the Year Function", London, 1967 |
T20/2/3/1/617 | "A Little Bit Irish" 1967 |
T20/2/3/1/614 | Yeats recital, Dublin 1966 |
T20/2/3/1/611 | Yeats Talk, June 1965 |
T20/2/3/1/687 | "Collected Stories of Katherine Porter", 1987 |
T20/2/3/1/673 | Programme |
T20/2/3/1/613 | "Coirm Cheoil na Feile", Gaiety Theatre, 1966 |
T20/2/3/1/686 | Irish Encyclopaedia Developement Company |
T20/2/3/1/615 | "The Turfcutter's Daughter" by Patricia Lynch, BBC Sound Recording [1967] |
T20/2/3/1/616 | Royal College of Surgeons, Dublin, 1967 |
T20/2/3/1/623 | Spoken Arts Records, [1967 on] |
T20/2/3/1/643 | Letter from Nathan Kolodney |
T20/2/3/1/644 | Kansas Rock Concert, 1972 |
T20/2/3/1/626 | Shakespearean Reading, Dublin [1960s] |
T20/2/3/1/628 | Letter from Esra H Hisen |
T20/2/3/1/639 | Eire Society, Annual Dinner |
T20/2/3/1/655 | Spoken Arts Records, 1979 |
T20/2/3/1/677 | Hamlet Evening, University of Berkley, 1984 |
T20/2/3/1/683 | Talk to Northeastern University, Boston, 1985 |
T20/2/3/1/685 | Gaiety School of Acting, 1986 |
T20/2/1/77/520 | Typescript copy of script inscribed from Tom Murphy to Siobhán McKenna |
A44/25/16/1/4 | Letter from Kadar Asmal to Kevin Boyle |
T20/1 | Personal |
T20/3 | Family Papers |
T20/4 | Books |
T20/1/1 | Personal Material |
T20/1/1/1 | Personal Items |
T20/1/1/2 | Education |
T20/1/1/2/1 | St. Louis' Convent, Monaghan |
T20/1/1/2/2 | U.C.G. |
T20/1/1/3 | Photographs |
T20/1/1/5 | Pets |
T20/1/1/6 | Biographical Information |
T20/3/3 | Donnacha O'Dea, son |
T20/3/2 | Denis O'Dea, husband |
T20/3/1 | McKenna Family |
T20/1/4/1 | Draft letters from Siobhán |
T20/1/4/12 | Unpublished Pieces |
T20/1/4/11 | Eibhlín Uí Bhriain appreciation |
T20/1/4/10 | Gongy the Market Gardener |
T20/1/4/9 | "I am of Ireland" |
T20/1/4/8 | Pádraig Pearse |
T20/1/4/7 | St. Louis' Convent, Monaghan |
T20/1/4/5 | Forward to 'The Becker Wives' by Mary Lavin, 1971 |
T20/1/4/3 | Tuile agus Traghadh |
T20/1/4/2 | "An Irish Fairy-Tale" |
T20/1/5/1 | Political |
T20/1/5/2 | Conferrings |
T20/1/6/6 | Niall Buggy |
T20/1/6/5 | Robert O Driscoll, Dublin and Toronto |
T20/1/6/4 | Joseph Tomelty |
T20/1/6/3 | Barney McGinn |
T20/1/6/2 | Liam Ó Briain |
T20/1/6/1 | General correspondence |
T20/3/1/1 | Gretta McKenna, mother |
T20/3/1/5 | Aggie Hanley |
T20/3/1/4 | Nancy McKenna, sister |
T20/3/1/3 | St. Bonaventura, aunt |
T20/3/1/2 | Eoghan McKenna, father |
T20/1/5/1/1 | Northern Ireland |
T20/1/5/2/6 | American University, 1983 |
T20/1/5/2/5 | Life Membership RDS, 1983 |
T20/1/5/2/4 | Stone Hill College, 1982 |
T20/1/5/2/3 | Chesnut Hill College, 1976 |
T20/1/5/2/2 | University of Ulster [1971] |
T20/1/5/2/1 | TCD,1971 |
T20/1/5/1/6 | Abortion Referendum, 1983 |
T20/1/5/1/5 | Anti-Apartheid Movement, 1979 onwards |
T20/1/5/1/4 | Observer Libel Case, 1981 |
T20/1/5/1/2 | Council of State |
T20/1/5/1/3 | Peace Week 1981 |
T20/1/1/2/1/9 | Religious card |
T20/1/1/2/1/18 | Correspondence |
T20/1/1/2/1/15 | Letter |
T20/1/1/2/1/10 | Postcard |
T20/1/1/2/2/24 | Notebook |
T20/1/1/2/2/25 | Notebook |
T20/1/1/2/2/27 | Copybook |
T20/1/1/2/2/28 | Copybook |
T20/1/1/2/2/29 | Notebook |
T20/1/1/2/2/30 | Note |
T20/1/1/3/32 | Photographic Album |
T20/1/1/3/45 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/44 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/43 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/58 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/54 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/70 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/66 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/63 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/76 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/75 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/87 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/84 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/83 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/100 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/99 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/95 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/94 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/93 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/92 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/104 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/103 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/3/102 | Photograph |
T20/1/1/4/115 | Bundle of tickets |
T20/1/1/4/121 | Hand-written quote from Seán O'Casey |
T20/1/1/4/123 | Circular letter |
T20/1/1/4/126 | Unused card |
T20/1/1/4/128 | Flyer |
T20/1/1/4/129 | Programme |
T20/1/1/4/130 | Flyer |
T20/1/1/4/131 | Flyer |
T20/1/1/4/132 | Flyer |
T20/1/1/5/136 | Christy Mahon and Pegeen Mike, Jack Russells |
T20/1/1/6/137 | Material relating to 'Who's Who' |
T20/1/1/6/138 | Copies of biography |
T20/1/2/140 | Draft letter |
T20/1/2/152b | Transcript list of income |
T20/1/3/153 | '3 minutes that led to fame' a piece on Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/3/154 | Photocopy of 'Women's Personality Parade' |
T20/1/3/155 | Press cutting 'Hour Long Drama in Clock Bar' |
T20/1/3/156 | Press cutting containing Dylan Thomas poem |
T20/1/3/157 | Press cutting from the Irish Press |
T20/1/3/159 | Copy of Social and Personal |
T20/1/3/168 | Press Cutting from 'New York Times' |
T20/1/3/169 | Press cutting from Irish Newspaper |
T20/1/3/170 | Magazine section of 'New York Herald Tribune' |
T20/1/3/174 | Copy of 'This Week in Ireland' |
T20/1/3/176 | Press cutting from 'The Evening Herald' |
T20/1/3/178 | Press cutting from 'The Evening Press' |
T20/1/3/179b | Press cutting from 'Evening Echo' |
T20/1/3/180 | Press cutting from 'The Irish Times' |
T20/1/3/181 | Press cutting from 'The Irish Times' |
T20/1/3/182 | Press cutting from 'The Irish Press' |
T20/1/3/183 | Programme of plays for the Circle in the Square theatre |
T20/1/3/188 | Press cuttings by Fintan O'Toole |
T20/1/3/197 | Press cutting from 'The Irish Times' |
T20/1/3/200 | Press cutting from 'The Irish Times' |
T20/1/4/1/206 | Draft letter |
T20/1/4/1/209 | Draft letter |
T20/1/4/1/220 | Draft letter |
T20/1/4/2/223 | Letter from R J Doyle |
T20/1/4/5/228 | Letter from Dudley Frasier |
T20/1/4/5/229 | Letter from Dudley Frasier |
T20/1/5/1/1/244 | Material relating to the Dublin Branch of the Association for Legal Justice |
T20/1/5/1/4/259 | File of evidence |
T20/1/5/1/5/268 | Letter from Kader Asmal |
T20/1/6/1/278 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/281 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/282 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/283 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/286 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/293 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/297 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna |
T20/1/6/1/303 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna, including letter from C Keating, Hollis, New York to Siobhán McKenna wondering if she will be performing in Ireland in August when he hopes to be there, Commenting that she was wonderful in 'The Loes of Cass Maguire at the Abbey (24 February 1971). |
T20/1/6/1/308 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna, including letter from Tom Kilroy, Ballyshrule, Ballinasloe, County Galway to Siobhan McKenna, agreeing with her views on the Abbey production of Tea, Sex and Shakespeare , and asking if she, Niall and Fidelma would be interested in the roles? |
T20/1/6/1/319 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna, including copy of a flyer for 'Dance of Tour Daddy' by Tom McIntyre at the Peacock Theatre (February 1982). |
T20/2/1/14/389 | Letter from the Rev. J.G. Capolid, Lauriston St., Edinburgh, to Siobhán McKenna enclosing a cutting on her performance in "Hélöise and Abélard" at the Duke of York’s, hoping both Denises are well. |
T20/2/1/28 | "The Rope Dancers" by Monton Wishengrad, 1957. The original Broadway production opened in the Cort Theatre, New York on 20th November 1957, ran for 189 performances, and was nominated for Tony Best Play award (New York City) in 1958. Siobhán picked up a Best Actress nomination for her role as Margaret Hyland, which she also played in "Play of the Week" T.V. production, first aired on 14th March 1960. |
T20/2/1/41 | "Laurette" by Stanley Young, Gaiety, 1964 Based on the biography "Laurette" by Marguerite Courtney, the life story of Irish American actress Miss Laurette Taylor. A Laurette production, produced by Albert Marre, with Siobhán playing the role of Laurette. |
T20/2/1/39 | "The Plough and the Stars" by Seán O’Casey, 1964 Opening on 11 Feb 1964, and running for 29 performances, after receiving special permission from the author to stage the play in Dublin in preparation for the Shakespeare Centenary production planned for England. |
T20/2/1/33 | "Saint Joan of the Stockyards" by Bertolt Brecht, 1961; 1964. Produced by Hilton Edwards as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival. Later in an English Stage Company production at the Queen's Theatre, London, directed by Tony Richardson. |
T20/2/1/45/449 | File of letters |
T20/2/1/41/440 | Letters from Stanley Young, New York, to Siobhan McKenna |
T20/2/1/34/431 | Material relating to the production of "Play with a Tiger" |
T20/2/1/61/489 | Copy of letter from Johnny Hippsley |
T20/2/1/59/484 | File of letters, telegrams and cards received by Siobhan McKenna |
T20/2/1/58/483 | Letters of congratulations to Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/1/54/473 | Letter from Timothy Cribb, Churchill College, Cambridge, to Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/1/53/472 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna during the production of "Juno and the Paycock" |
T20/2/1/52/463 | Letters relating to production |
T20/2/1/51/462 | Progamme for "Best of Friends" by James Elward |
T20/2/1/51/461 | Notice for production of "Best of Friends" |
T20/2/1/48/457 | Two postcards from Maria Ruebrl, to Siobhan McKenna |
T20/2/1/48/456 | File of press cuttings relating to the Abbey Theatre production of "The Cherry Orchard" by Anton Chekov |
T20/2/1/47/454 | Letter from Micheal Mac Liammoir, Dublin Gate Theatre, to Siobhan McKenna |
T20/2/1/46/452 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna relating to the production of "The Loves of Cass Maguire" |
T20/2/1/70 | "All Joyce" by Siobhán McKenna, 1982 "All Joyce" and variations of it was adapted and staged by Siobhán McKenna, based on the work of James Joyce. On the occasion of the centenary of his birth it was staged in the Abbey, and toured extensively in the States. |
T20/2/1/75/515 | Correspondence between Johnny Hippsley and various people at the Abbey Theatre |
T20/2/1/74/514b | Press cuttings from the Boston Globe and the Boston Herald |
T20/2/1/73/512 | Production material relating to the adaptation and direction of "Cúirt an Mhean Oiche" by Brian Merriman |
T20/2/1/71/510 | Copy letter from John Hippsley, to John Bedding |
T20/2/1/78/525 | Various programmes relating to productions not associated with Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/1/77/524 | File of letters received by Siobhan McKenna |
T20/2/2/16 | "Don Juan in Hell", American TV, 1960 A NNTA Newark production featuring Hurd Hatfield, Siobhán McKenna and George C Scott. Written by George Bernard Shaw and directed by Don Richardson. |
T20/2/2/15 | “Small World” interview 1959 “Small World” was a CBS current affairs programme. Hosted by Ed R. Murrow the show of 22nd March, 1959, featured on wit, satire and humour in the theatre. Those involved were Noel Coward from Jamaica, Siobhán McKenna from Dublin, and James Thurber from New York’s Algonquin Hotel. |
T20/2/2/10 | "The Letter" by Somerset Maugham, American TV, 1956 A Showcase Productions production, written by Somerset Maugham, adapted by Joseph Schrank. This is William Wylder’s directorial debut in television. Siobhán plays the character Leslie Crosbie. |
T20/2/2/9 | "Cradle Song", American television, 1956 A Hallmark Hall of Fame production, adapted by James Costigan from the play by Maurice Evans, directed by George Schaefer. Siobhán playing the role of Sister Joanne of the Little Cross. |
T20/2/2/6 | "The Quiet Man", 1951 Produced by Republic Pictures (I) and Argosy Pictures directed by John Ford, Brian Desmond Hurst appears to have inquired for a role on Siobhán’s behalf. |
T20/2/2/1 | "Hungry Hill", 1946 |
T20/2/2/4/529 | Correspondence with Wendy Crawford |
T20/2/2/28/556 | Correspondence |
T20/2/2/43 | "Memed the Hawk", film, 1983 Jadran Films production, directed and screenplay by Peter Ustinov, based on the novel by Yasar Kemal, Siobhán in the role of Iroz |
T20/2/2/41 | "The Diary of Brigit Hitler", BBC, 1981 BBC Playbouse production of The Diary of Brigit Hitler by Beryl Bainbridge, screenplay and directed by Philip Saville. Siobhán in the role of Brigit Hitler. |
T20/2/2/40 | "A Celtic Trilogy", American Film, 1981 A Cecropia Films production, looking at Ireland, Wales and Brittany. Directed by Kathleen Downdy, narrated and starring Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/2/39 | “Vicious Circle”, "Tales of the Unexpected", ITV, 1981 Anglia Television production, written by Donald Honig, adapted by Robin Chapman, and directed by Philip Dudley. Siobhán in the role of Mrs Grady. |
T20/2/2/48/579 | Production material relating to the filming of "Eh Joe" |
T20/2/2/47/578 | Correspondence with Peter O'Toole |
T20/2/2/43/574 | Letter from Geoff Rice of the British Actors Equity Association to Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/2/40/569 | File of material relating to the film "A Celtic Trilogy" |
T20/2/2/38/567 | Correspondence, schedule and photographs |
T20/2/2/36/564 | Press cutting |
T20/2/2/35/563 | Correspondence |
T20/2/2/49 | "Generations", Channel Four, 1986 A Paulyn Marrinan produced programme, for Channel 4, on the relationship between eight Irish women and past generations. In one episode Siobhán talks about becoming an actress. |
T20/2/2/51/596 | Letter from Jack Burns RTE to John Hippsley |
T20/2/2/50/582 | Copy of handwritten notes |
T20/2/3/1/599 | "The Cast", BBC Radio, [1955] |
T20/2/3/1/598 | "A Christmas Carol", RTE, 1954 |
T20/2/3/1/603 | Possible Yeats Recital, Sligo, 1960 |
T20/2/3/1/602 | Letter from Rosemary Davies |
T20/2/3/1/609 | Talk on "Macbeth", 1964 |
T20/2/3/1/657 | International Poetry Forum, 1979 |
T20/2/3/1/651 | "The Sons of Oedipus" BBC Radio recording, 1976 |
T20/2/3/1/650 | Best of Ireland Show, New York, 1976 |
T20/2/3/1/646 | Unidentified |
T20/2/3/1/642 | Poetry Reading, Poetry Centre, New York, Feb 1972 |
T20/2/3/1/640 | Material relating to Siobhán McKenna |
T20/2/3/1/620 | Queen's University Belfast, Reading, 1967 |
T20/2/3/1/612 | "St. Joan", Caedmon Records, 1965 |
T20/2/3/1/684 | Glencree Centre for Reconciliation Radio Appeal, 1986 |
T20/2/3/1/682 | Talk to the American Theatre Association, Toronto, Sept 1985 |
T20/2/3/1/676 | Moyne Community School, County Longford, 1984 |
T20/2/3/1/672 | ITGWU Centenary Concert, 1984 |
T20/2/3/1/666 | Éamonn DeValera Centenary, 1982 |
T20/2/3/1/664 | Stone Arts Theatre, 1981 |
T20/1/6/1/323 | Letters received by Siobhán McKenna, including letter from Carry O'Connor, Oxford, to Siobhán McKenna, saying that she liked her performance in the Tom Murphy play. |
T20/2/1/77/521 | File of correspondence |
T20/5 | Audio-Visual Material |
T20/5/3 | Video material |
T20/5/4 | LP records |
T20/5/2 | Audio tape material |
T20/5/1/1 | Audio-Cassette material |
T20/5/1/13 | Audio-Cassette material |
T20/5/1/2 | Audio-Cassette material |
T20/5/1/3 | Audio-Cassette material |
T20/5/1/4 | Audio-Cassette material |
T20/5/1/7 | Audio-Cassette material |
T20/5/1/5 | Audio-Cassette material |
T20/5/1/6 | Audio-Cassette material |
T20/5/1/8 | Audio-Cassette material |
T20/5/1/9 | Audio-Cassette material |
T20/5/1/10 | Audio-Cassette material |
T20/5/1/11 | Audio-Cassette material |
T20/5/1/12 | Audio-Cassette material |
T20/2/2/6/531 | Letter from Seán O’Feeney |
T20/2/2/38 | "The Landlady", ITV, 1978. |
T20/1/1/3/56 | Photograph |