French play in An Taibhdhearc, 1971
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Format
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JPEG
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Title
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French play in An Taibhdhearc, 1971
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Identifier
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VH0025
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Depiction
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13 young people, standing or seated on chairs or on the floor, some wearing theatrical costumes and make-up, 2 holding bouquets
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Description
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Two lectrices in the UCG French Department, Claude Mouton and Marie-Paule Péry, and their students put on a French play, Le Bal des voleurs, in An Taibhdhearc on April 25, 1971. Claude was the producer and Marie-Paule directed the play. In 2022, Michael Kane, Claude's husband, wrote an account of the production and some of the students involved. In it he included an extract from a radio interview in which Colm Murray, the well-known broadcaster, reminisced about his role as Gaston, the young male lead. See 'Michael Kane's account of a French play in An Taibhdhearc'.
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Michael Kane's account of a French play in An Taidhbhearc
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People
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Anne-Marie Deschamps
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Claude Mouton, seated on floor
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Colm Murray
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Marie-Paule Péry, seated on right
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References
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Personal communication: Michael Kane
Publications:
- RTE, 'In conversation: Seán O'Rourke meets Colm Murray', first broadcast January 2012, at https://soundcloud.com/rtesport/in-conversation-se-n-orourke. Accessed 24 June, 2023.
- Royal Irish Academy, 'Michael Thomas Kane' at https://www.ria.ie/michael-thomas-kane. Accessed 2023.06.24.
- Michael Kane, Karen Doyle, and Antony Wheatley, 'Physiology at NUI, Galway', at https://www.physoc.org/magazine-articles/physiology-at-nui-galway/. Accessed 24 June, 2023.
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Anouilh, Jean (1910-1987). Le bal des voleurs
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event
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Theatrical production
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Bibliographic Citation
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M. Kane, J. Conroy, ‘French play in An Taibhdhearc, 1971’, Visual History Retired Staff Collection, University of Galway Digital Collections, Asset Id 13710, Archival Record Id VHRS
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Period
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1970s
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Category
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b&w
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group
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off-campus
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indoors
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Keywords
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theatre costumes
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Language
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English
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French
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Irish
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Publisher
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University of Galway Library
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Rights
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This image may be used for non-commercial purposes under CC BY-NC-SA see https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/