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File of material, mainly relating to the film version of "The Playboy of the Western World". Includes drawings of set design, as well as the theatre version of the play done in Piccadilly in the same year, both of which starred Siobhán McKenna as Pegeen Mike. Also letter from Ewart Milne, Burnham on Crouch, Essex, to Henry Sherek, Piccadilly Theatre, congratulating him on his production of "The Playboy of the Western World", commenting "And who could more marvelously conjure up that coast, after all, than Siobhán McKenna."

Programme for "Captain Brassbound's Conversion" by George Bernard Shaw, staged that the Playhouse in the Park, Philadelphia, with Zachary Scott. Also programme at the Ogunquit Playhouse, Maine.

Produced by Hilton Edwards as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival. Later in an English Stage Company production at the Queen's Theatre, London, directed by Tony Richardson.

Programme of plays for the Dublin Theatre Festival, including "St Joan of the Stockyards" by Bertolt Brecht, featuring Siobhán McKenna. Includes comments on the production for Siobhan from "a playgoer" at the back.

Programme for "Saint Joan of the Stockyards" by Bertolt Brecht at the Queen's Theatre, London.

Copy of "Ulster Railings" which included a short story by John Haire, who sent a copy to Siobhán in 1969, praising her in her role in St. Joan of the Stockyards.

The fan-mail letters to Siobhán McKenna congratulating her and the cast on their production of "St. Joan of the Stockyards" by Bertolt Brecht.

An Oscar Lewenstein production at the Comedy Club, London, directed by Ted Kotcheff, with Siobhán in the role of Anna.

Material relating to the production of "Play with a Tiger", including a contract between Siobhán McKenna and Oscar Lowenstein Plays Ltd., to play in the production of "To Play with a Tiger" (20 Mar 1960). Also programme for "Play with a Tiger" by Doris Lessing, at the Comedy Theatre, Haymarket, London (22 Mar 1962). Also letter from Oscar Lewenstein, Curzon Street, London, to Siobhán McKenna, commenting that the Canadian tour of "Tiger" fell through, but how would she feel about an Off-Broadway production. He also asks about her availability to do "St. Joan" in London (30 July 1962).