File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these two months. Mainly consists of reports to the trustees from the treasurer and artistic director. Also includes special report on the administration of the theatre, lists of all its productions and directors to date, and correspondence relating to the establishment of a Fellowship in Drama in the Lyric established by the Leverhulme Trust (November-December).
File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these six months. Includes a letter of protest from the Ballymoney Free Presbyterian Church at the staging of Jesus Christ Superstar (10 January) and a letter from John Boyd detailing his play The Farm (January). Also includes several reports to the trustees containing details of the theatre's income.
File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these six months. Includes the stage manager's report on some raucous behaviour by children at a matinee performance of Pygmalion (4 September). Also includes the usual monthly reports to trustees and details of the theatre's income.
File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these four months. Includes correspondence from Michael Tierney of the Irish Life Assurance company to Mary O'Malley, detailing objections from the estate of Seán O'Casey to a play by Robert Hogan and James Douglas entitled What is the Stars (February 1975). Also includes the usual monthly reports to trustees and details of the theatre's income.
File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these eight months. Includes cards of congratulations for the Lyric Players' performance of We Do it For Love in Dublin, including notes from Siobhán McKenna and Jim Sheridan ([August]). Also includes the usual monthly reports to trustees and details of the theatre's income.
File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these twelve months. Includes correspondence and reports from Edward Golden, Artistic Director, in relation to the production A Little Night Music , and correspondence relating to the Lyric's letting of the Abbey Theatre for six productions of We Do it for Love (April). Also includes the usual monthly reports to trustees and details of the theatre's income.
File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these three months. Includes letter from Doreen Hepburn to Pearse O'Malley commenting on fears that the actors have about a preview performance of The Street (10 February). Also includes the usual monthly reports to trustees and details of the theatre's income.
File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these three months. Includes responses from several applicants for the post of Artistic Director after being informed that they were unsuccessful (April) and a valuation report on various properties held by the Trust (15 June). Also includes a letter from Allied Irish Bank relating to the theatre's financial viability (17 June), a confidential report on the production of The Street by the play's author, John Boyd (10 April), and the usual monthly reports to trustees and details of the theatre's income.
File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these six months. Includes correspondence relating to the appointment of Armand Gatti as resident dramatist (August-October), and a newsletter announcing the appointment, as well as that of Ciaran McKeown as a trustee (October).
File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these twelve months. Includes copy of a speech made by Lord Melcher, minister with responsibility for the arts in Northern Ireland (15 September), and a copy of Sam Macready's contract for the position of Artistic Director (not dated). Also includes the usual monthly reports to trustees and details of the theatre's income.