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Anne Brennan : graphic.
Back Row: unknown. Sitting: Anne Brennan. Image no 00036. -
Oliver, the bridge scene : graphic.
Image no 00053. -
The cast of Nothing but the Truth : graphic.
Old Christians Theatre. Back Row: Ray Keily, Jim O'Keefe, Frank Sutton, Josie O'Byrne, Michael Crofts, Dom Coffey. Front Row: Irene O'Shea, Jeanne O'Shea, Kathleen O'Sullivan, Dick Healy, Aileen Coffey. Image no 00077. -
The cast of Slag : graphic.
'Slag' was a satirical revue show produced in the early 1960's. Back Row: Donal O'Donovan, Dick Healy, Frank Duggan, John Donegan. Front Row: Colum Fehily, Anne Brennan, Michael Twomey. Image no 00008. -
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Siobhan O'Brien and Michael Twomey : graphic.
Siobhan O'Brien as Peg Finnerty and Michael Twomey as Maurice Brown in John B. Keane's 'Many Young Men of Twenty'. Image no 00057 (No Irish Examiner reference number). -
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Pat Fenton in Hut 42 : graphic.
Pat Fenton in John B. Keanes 'Hut 42'. Image no 00084. -
Paddy Comerford and Anne Brennan in Cinderella : graphic.
Fr. Matthew Hall, December 1964. Paddy Comerford, a comedian and actor, appeared in plays by the Theatre of the South. Anne Brennan, soprano, appeared in Gilbert and Sullivan shows and pantomime. Image no 00041. Irish Examiner reference number: 447P (6). -
Paddy Carroll : graphic.
Paddy Carroll was a teacher in Berrings, County Cork. He played character parts in some productions by Theatre of the South. Image no 00089. -
Nora Relihan : graphic.
Nora Relihan played Mena in the original Listowel Amateur Drama Group production of 'Sive'. This production won the all Ireland drama award at the Athlone Drama Festival in 1959. When the play was produced by the Southern Theatre Group in June 1959, Nora Relihan was asked to reprise her role. Eibhlis MacSweeney later replaced Nora Relihan in the role of Mena until the end of the production. This production played in Fr Mathew Hall for 6 weeks, then travelled to the Olympia to play for 4 weeks before touring Munster. Image no 00059. -
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Mary O'Donovan and Chris Sheehan in Moll : graphic.
Chris Sheehan as the Very Rev. Canon Pratt and Mary O'Donovan as Moll in the play by John B. Keane. Image no 00033.