Date:
2002
REF:
TPA/PRI/BOX1(3)
Scope and Content:
Essay about
Prime Cut Productions, written by Ophelia Byrne, curator of the Theatre and Performing Arts archive at the
Linen Hall Library. She describes the founding of Prime Cut in 1992, by Jackie Doyle, Aidan Lacey, Simon Magill and Stuart Marshall as an antidote to restrictive commercial theatre; the influence of the Troubles on theatre in Northern Ireland; notable plays; and a note on Prime Cut's production standards. Published in a brochure commemorating the 10th anniversary of Prime Cut Productions.
Collection:
Theatre and Performing Arts,
Prime Cut Productions,
Copyright Holder:
Prime Cut Productions
Persons:
Doyle, Jackie
Keywords:
Drama, Theatre, Arts, Culture, Performance
