Printed programme from Gate Theatre production of "Molly Sweeney", written and directed by Brian Friel. Includes article "In Search of Miracles" by Richard Pine and also images and biographies of cast members.

Stamped original commemorative envelope issued by An Post, including examples of the newly released series of commemorative stamps honouring Brian Friel, Tom Murphy, and Frank McGuinness, as part of the Modern Irish Playwrights stamp series.

Printed flyer with information on Moby Dick, a summer street spectacle for all the family. Also typescript of scenario and script of Moby Dick, performed by Macnas. (Summer 1995)

Files relating to the production and design of Miss Julie by August Strindberg in a version by Frank McGuinness, staged at Project Arts Centre, produced by Landmark Productions, directed by Michael Barker-Caven and designed by Joe Vaněk.

Assorted fabric samples and colour costume drawings by Joe Vaněk for characters in Miss Julie. Also includes printed programme from the production; Also includes outsize drawings and plans for set and stage design of Miss Julie drawn by Joe Vaněk at Project Arts Centre, 'Space Upstairs'.

Folder includes research images used by Joe Vaněk including 'Midsummer Dance' by Anders Zorn, 1897; internet articles, reviews and notes on productions of Miss Julie, adaptations, and of the version by Frank McGuinness performed in the UK; Typed notes by Joe Vaněk entitled "Photoshoot Ideas - Miss Julie"; 'General Notes on costume design for the play by Joe Vaněk; notes on the stage for Miss Julie; colour promotion photographs of cast members in costume for Landmark Productions' Miss Julie; draft pencil and ink sketches by Joe Vaněk of the set and stage; colour print-outs of set model-box; print-outs of colour photographs of props and furniture items for potential use in the play; research photographs of cottage and kitchen interiors; prop list for use in the play; and copy of the production schedule.

Typescript report sent to Declan Gibbons of Macnas from Cathal McCarthy, being an evaluation report for the Mise Freisin scheme, entitled "Evaluation of the Clare Island Mystery and Supporting Workshops - A Guided Imagery Show specially designed to create a new theatrical experience for people with disabilities."

File relating to Mise Freisin project, in association with Macnas, and with the Linenhall Arts Centre, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, and which was officially opened by President of Ireland, Mary Robinson. Includes press release with information on the project and its work with arts and disability; printed flyers and brochures outlining the project, press and magazine coverage of the project; and also colour and black and white photographs of the workshop events held in venues in Mayo.

File of contracts between Druid and various venues and co-production agreements. Includes co-production agreements made between Druid and the English Stage Company (Royal Court) for The Leenane Trilogy (17 Dec 1998); an agreement between Michael Condron Plays and Druid Performing Arts Ltd. (15 May 2002) concerning the rights for British territory to produce the play "My Brilliant Divorce" by Geraldine Aron; Contract between the Galway Arts Festival and Leandre Claire, Town Hall Theatre (6 Jun 202); Agreement between The National Theatre Society Ltd. (Abbey Theatre) and Galway Arts Festival to present "The Drawer Boy" by Michael Healy; Agreement between Galway Arts Festival and Steppenwolf Theatre Company. (20 Apr 2000) Agreement between the English Stage Company (and Tom Stoppard for production of "Rock and Roll" (2005); Agreement between the English Stage Company and Caryl Churchill Ltd. for production of "Drunk Enough to Say I Love You". (2006) Agreement between the English Stage Company and Kevin Elyot for production of "Forty Winks". (2004)

Offprint from The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Vol. XCII, Part II, 1962, by Etienne Rynne, entitled "An Irish Sword of the 11th Century".