Copies of printed magazine, "The National Student" - A Magazine of University Life. Vol VIII., No. 1 Dec 1917; Vol. 111., No. 2 Mar 1918; Vol. IX, No. 35 April 1920; March 1921. [Magazine of University College Dublin].

Printed season programme detailing all upcoming productions at the National Concert Hall, Dublin.

Photocopy of season programme from events at the Wiltons Music Hall, London. Includes details of South African re-working of plays "The Beggar's Opera" by John Gay, created by Mark Dornford-May and Charles Hazlewood and also a version of "the Mysteries" by Dornford-May and Hazlewood.

Printed programme from the production of The Mysteries, co-produced by Macnas and Belgrade Theatre, Coventry, England. Dates of 15 - 21 July Galway arts Festival and 5 - 23 August in Coventry. Directed by Richard Hayhow and Mikel Murfi. includes notes in the play, information on cast and crew members and details of public talks and events in association with the production.

File of materials from the Macnas production of The Mysteries, written by Vincent woos and with storyboard by Mikel Murfi and Richard Hayhow. Includes text of play, scene by scene breakdown as well as score of music entitled "Wedding Song" from The Mysteries, (June 2003). Copy of the play programme also included as is typescript notes on production planning meetings outlining the development of the work.

Printed programme from MACNAS and Belgrade Theatre production of the Mysteries, including information on and about the play and the producing companies as well as biographies and head-shot images of cast members.

Printed programme from production of "The Murdering Hole" written by Jessica Cooke and directed by Caroline FitzGerald, Towerhouse Productions at the Town Hall Theatre Galway. Includes biographies of cast members.

File of correspondence between Jane Daly of Druid Theatre Company and Jerry Lewis of the Riverside Theatre, University of Ulster, Coleraine, Derry, regarding Druid's staging of an event called "The Mummers". The letters discuss terms of production and funding from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland for this event. Also letter from Eamon Bradley, Managing/Artistic Director of the Ardhowen Theatre and Arts Centre, confirming funding arrangements.

Copy of book entitled "The Mourning Tree" an autobiographical and a prison memoir by Mohamed Barud Ali on life in Somalia and which references the mission to Somalia by Boyle and Amnesty International. The book was sent to Boyle by Martin Hill, Human Righ

Printed programme from OKT/Vilnius City Theatre production, written by William Shakespeare, performed in Lithuanian with surtitles at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin and directed by Oskaras Korsunovas. Includes article "Romeo and Juliet: Death-marked Love" by Nicholas Greene and also a note on the director. Includes biographies of cast members.