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'Silverlands' - Written by Antoine Ó Flatharta and directed by Garry Hynes. Performed at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway, as part of the Galway Arts Festival. Includes printed programme with images and biographies of cast members (6 copies); Printed invitation to the opening night performance at Druid Lane Theatre (6 Copies); Printed flyer with play and booking information. (6 copies) See also 'Photographs'.

typescript edition of 'Silverlands' by Antoine Ó Flatharta, with some minor annotation in pencil. 1 item. Also includes a second copy of the script with no annotation.

Typescript edition of 'Silverlands', marked 'Music Q's', with annotation and directions regarding sounds and music cues and also text strike-throughs and annotation.

'Songs of the Yellow Bittern' - Written by Vincent Woods and directed by Maelíosa Stafford. Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway, and on a nationwide tour of Ireland at the following venues: St. Patrick's Hall, Armagh (18th Oct) Riverside Theatre, Coleraine, Co. Derry, (19th - 20th Oct) Ardhowen Theatre, Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh (21st - 22nd Oct) GAA Hall, Tullamore (24th Oct) St. Michael's Theatre, New Ross, Co. Wexford (26th Oct) St. Michael's Theatre, Ballyduff, Co. Wexford (27th Oct) Town Hall, Skibereen, Co. Cork (29th - 30th Oct) Watergate Theatre, Kilkenny (1st - 3rd Nov) S'amsa T're, Tralee, Co. Kerry (4th - 6th Nov) Belltable Arts Centre, Limerick (8th - 12th Nov) Balor Theatre, Ballybofey, Co. Donegal (21st Nov) Cornmill Theatre, Carrigallen, Co. Leitrim (22nd - 23rd Nov) Town Hall Theatre, Kiltimagh, Co. Mayo (24th Nov) Town Hall, Clifden, Go. Galway (26th Nov). File includes printed programme from the production which includes an article entitled "On Terms With Our Past" by Professor Gearóid Ó Tuathaigh; an article entitled "Irish Wakes and Amusements" by Seán Ó Súilleabháin and also an image of cast members and cast biographies. (6 copies);printed flyer advertising the first Galway performances of the play (6 Copies); Printed flyer advertising the Irish tour of the play (6 copies); Printed invitation to the world premiére performance of 'Song of the Yellow Bittern' at Druid Lane Theatre. (7 copies) Also includes printed programme for the 32nd Belfast Festival which included a production of the play.

Typed Script of 'Song of the Yellow Bittern' written by Vincent Woods. Script is 'FX Script' with details of sound and lighting cues annotated.

Copy of typescript for 'Song of the Yellow Bittern' by Vincent Woods. 3 copies.

'The Playboy of the West Indies', written by Mustapha Matura and directed by Nicolas Kent, produced by Druid Theatre Company, the Tricycle Theatre, London and the Nuffield Theatre, Southampton. Produced at the Tricycle, London, from 9 Dec 1993. The Galway production was staged at Mercy Hall, Newtownsmyth, Galway, 2-12 Mar 1994. Includes programmes from the London and from the Galway productions, 1 and 6 copies respectively; printed flyers from the Tricycle Theatre, London; Printed invitation to the opening performance at Galway (5 copies); a map and tourist information of things to do in and around Galway; printed flyer advertising the production in Galway, "direct from a highly successful London run". (2 copies) See also 'Photographs'.

Photocopy of typed script of "The Playboy of the West Indies", written by Mustapha Matura.

'At the Black Pig's Dyke' - Written by Vincent Woods and directed by Maelíosa Stafford. Produced at the Sydney Festival and Carnivale, Australia. Includes printed programme from the production, which includes article by Colm Tóibín entitled 'Resonant Names' and also images and biographies of cast memebers. 4 copies. Printed flyer from the production, with play and booking information. Sydney Festival and Carnivale programme with details fo all production during the Festival. 2 copies.

'Poor Beast in the Rain' Written - by Billy Roche and directed by Garry Hynes. Performed at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway. 'Poor Beast in the Rain' was toured by Druid in Ireland during Oct - Nov 1995 at the following venues: Foyle Arts Centre, Derry, (18th - 21st Oct) Balor Theatre, Ballybofey, Co. Donegal (23 Oct) Backstage Theatre, Longford (25th - 26th Oct) Town Hall Theatre, Kiltimagh, Co. Mayo (27th Oct) Garage Theatre, Monaghan (29th Oct) Riverside Theatre, Coleraine, Co. Derry (31st Oct - 2nd Nov) Ardowen Theatre, Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh (3rd - 4th Nov) GAA Hall, Tullamore, Co. Offaly (6th Nov) Belltable Arts Centre, Limerick (7th - 11th Nov) St. Michael's Theatre, Ballyduff, Co. Wexford (13th Nov) Town Hall, Skibereen, Co. Cork (15th Nov) Siamsa T're, Tralee (16th - 18th Nov) Watergate Theatre, Kilkenny (20th - 22nd Nov) Brú Ború, Cashel, Co. Tipperary (23rd Nov) Theatre Royal, Wexford (25th Nov) Includes two different original printed playbills from the production. One seems to be from the production in Druid Lane Theatre in Galway and the other is from the touring production. The former has a white cover and contains a note from Stephen Daldry, Artistic Director of the Royal Court Theatre, London, cast and production crew details with black and white headshots. 4 copies. 24 pp
Printed flyer from the production at Galway's Druid Lane Theatre detailing dates and booking information and a note on the play. Also includes printed invitation to the opening night performance of Poor Beast at Druid Lane theatre. 5 items. 9 pp
The playbill from the touring production contains a map of venues played in by Druid while on tour (1982-85) and an article by Garry Hynes talking about these tours, tour schedule for 'Poor Best in the Rain' and biographical information with black and white headshots of cast members and production crew. 3 copies. 60 pp
Printed flyer from the touring production of Poor Beast, featuring colour image of Ray McBride and Claude Clancy. 4 copies. 8 pp
"Druid Theatre Company On Tour". Details include reviews from Sunday Tribune, Tuam Herald, Sunday Press and Sunday Independent. Printed poster on paper featuring black background with colour photograph of scene from the play. Performed at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway. 1 item. See also 'Photographs' and 'Posters'.