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Four programmes for the double bill production of The Chair by Michael Judge and The Shadow of a Gunman by Seán O'Casey at Ridgeway Street, directed by Pat Brannigan.

Six programmes for the production of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead by Tom Stoppard at Ridgeway Street, directed by Sam Macready.

Material relating to the production of The Becauseway by Wesley Burrowes at Ridgeway Street, directed by Roland Jaquarello. Includes two programmes and an outsize photograph of a male cast member.

Material relating to the production of Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen at Ridgeway Street, directed by Mary McCracken. Includes five programmes and a photocopied photograph of the set.

Material relating to the production of Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller at Ridgeway Street, directed by Denis Smyth. Includes four programmes and a photograph of a female cast member.

Material relating to the production of The Rivals by R.B. Sheridan at Ridgeway Street, directed by Robert Somerset. Includes two programmes and two photographs, one of a male cast member and the other a female, both in costume. Also includes the stage plan and elevations as designed by Gerry O'Donovan.

Material relating to the production of The Heart's A Wonder by Nuala and Mairín O'Farrell at Ridgeway Street, directed by Mary O'Malley. Includes two programmes and three photographs of cast members featuring Pat Brannigan as Christy Mahon, Stella McCusker as Pegeen Mike, and Liam O'Callaghan as Old Mahon.

Three programmes for the production of The Dance of Death by August Strindberg, translated by Elizabeth Sprigge, at Ridgeway Street directed by Anne O'Driscoll.

Material relating to the production of The Flats by John Boyd at Ridgeway Street, directed by George Mooney. Includes three programmes, a typed draft programme, a poster, a promotional leaflet, and a partial copy of the script.

Material relating to the production of Richard III by William Shakespeare at Ridgeway Street, directed by Charles Savage. Includes three programmes and two photographs, one of Michael Menaugh as Richard, Duke of Gloucester, and the other of Simon Hunter and Matthew Allen as the two princes.