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File of typed scripts for the adaptation of Through A Glass Darkly by Ingmar Bergman, adapted for the stage by Jenny Worton, and used in production by Corn Exchange Theatre Company. Two typescript copies, both with manuscript annotation by Annie Ryan, director of the play. File also includes a photocopy of previous adaptation of the work for the stage, cover page missing. Note on front page of "Rattvik, 12 May 1960".

File includes three notebooks written by Annie Ryan. Notebook 1 is titled "A Theatre Piece in Disguise" and includes notes on the scene structure, setting, design, themes of the play, areas of research, drawings and sketches of set ideas, rehearsal/production schedule calendar and related notes on the play in development. Notebook 2 is titled "Rehearsal Notebook - Oct - Nov 2015" and includes daily/weekly rehearsal schedules, notes on rehearsals, notes on scene structures etc. Notebook 3 includes further notes from tech and dress rehearsals, notes on the play text, edits and cuts and related notes on the production.

Printed programme from Corn Exchange production, in partnership with Ulster Bank, of Through a Glass Darkly, adapted by Ingmar Bergman and directed by Annie Ryan. Includes cast and crew listing and director's note by Ryan.

Files relating to Corn Exchange production of Through a Glass Darkly by Ingmar Bergman and adapted for the stage by Jenny Worton, directed by Annie Ryan. Staged at Project Arts Centre, Dublin.

Printed programme from Arambe Productions in association with NCCRI of "Through a Film Darkly" by J.C. de Graft, directed by Bisi Adigun and staged at the Project Arts Centre, Dublin. Includes a director's note and message from Adigun, information on Arambe Productions and biographies and images of cast members.

Material relating to the foundation and administration of the literary magazine Threshold.

"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""Thréig me lucht peárlaidhe"", from Mrs. Dunlevy, index 190."

"Three versions of ""Death on a Bridge"", firstly submitted and rejected as a radio play to Radio Éireann, later revised and submitted again as a radiopoem, ""O'Connell Bridge"".