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Material relating to the production of Antigone by Jean Anouilh at Derryvolgie Avenue. Includes three programmes, which notes that this is the last performance by Keith Stevens before his departure to England.

Programme for the production of Macbeth by William Shakespeare at Derryvolgie Avenue.

Material relating to the production of The House of Bernarda Alba by Federico Garcia Lorca at Derryvolgie Avenue. Includes a programme, four photographs of the cast in costume, and a copy of the script with the lines of June Monteith's character Adela underlined. Also includes a manuscript music book which contains the score for the introduction and conclusion of the play.

Script for the production of The Children of Lir by Joy Rudd at Derryvolgie Avenue. The script is heavily annotated with notes on lighting, props and effects.

Material relating to the production of The Seagull by Anton Chekhov at Derryvolgie Avenue. Includes three programmes and a partial copy of the script.

Script for the production of The Bloody Brae by John Hewitt at Derryvolgie Avenue. The script is a hardback copy with some annotations.

Material relating to the double bill production of Purgatory and Deirdre by W.B. Yeats at Derryvolgie Avenue. Includes a programme, five photographs of scenes from Purgatory , and a sheet of handwritten notes on the music for Purgatory .

Material relating to the production of Under Milkwood by Dylan Thomas at Derryvolgie Avenue. Includes two programmes and eight photographs of the cast in various scenes.

Material relating to the production of Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen at Derryvolgie Avenue. Includes two programmes, several sheets from the musical score and four photographs of the cast in full costume in various scenes. Also includes a stage manager's copy of the script, with numerous production notes, and Mary O'Malley's production script which is heavily annotated.

Material relating to the production of Medea by Euripides, adapted by Robinson Jeffers, at Derryvolgie Avenue. Includes six programmes, a partial copy of the script, and thirteen photographs of the cast in various scenes.