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UGA T/T2/1/12/128 · Item · 12/1985-03/1986
Part of Theatre

'Bailegangaire' - Written by Tom Murphy and directed by Garry Hynes. Performed at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway and toured to London, performed at Donmar Warehouse, London. Photocopy of TS script of 'Bailegangaire' written by Tom Murphy. Script has MS notation saying "First Draft". Includes seperate single page of typescript from the play, possibly from Siobhán McKenna's script, with MS annotation, possibly by Garry Hynes, regarding the speech patterns of Mommo in a range of lines. Sound effect notes also annotated on the page.

Script - 'Werewolves'
UGA T/T2/1/18/203/203A · Item · 05/1992
Part of Theatre

Photocopy of printed script, marked 'Office Copy', of 'Werewolves'

Script - Unnamed Play
P/P133/1/6/8C · Item · [n.d.]
Part of Personal

TS of unnamed play by Mary Rynne, with MS annotation throughout.

UGA T/T2/1/24/257A · Item · 08/1995
Part of Theatre

First draft, typescript, of the play 'The Way You Look Tonight', commissioned by Druid Theatre and written by Niall Williams.

UGA T/T2/1/24/257B · Item · 11/1995
Part of Theatre

Typescript, second draft of the play 'The Way You Look Tonight', commissioned by Druid Theatre and written by Niall Williams.

UGA T/T2/1/24/257C · Item · 11/1998
Part of Theatre

Typescript draft of the script for the play The Way You Look Tonight, written by Niall Williams and commissioned by Druid Theatre. Includes manuscript pages attached, written by Williams and being additional and changed text to the script.

UGA T/T2/1/22/237 · Item · 07/1996
Part of Theatre

'The Singular Life of Albert Nobbs' - Typescript press release from Druid Theatre Company regarding details and promotion of 'The Singular Life of Albert Nobbs'. Also includes biographical details on Simone Benmussa and excerpts of press commentary on the production of this work by Druid. Also includes a photocopy of typescript chronology of the life of George Moore, author of the story on which this play is based.