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Letters, mainly fan-mail, from audience members and others to Siobhán McKenna during performances of "Here Are Ladies" at various locations.

Staged in the Mermaid Theatre, London, with Patrick Layde as Captain Boyle, directed and designed by Sean Kenny. Later staged in Queen’s University Belfast in November for the theatre festival

Programmes relating to the production of "Juno and the Paycock" by Seán O’Casey at the Mermaid Theatre, London.

Press cuttings relating to various productions of "Juno and the Paycock" by Seán O’Casey in London and Belfast, starring Siobhán McKenna.

Letters received by Siobhán McKenna during the production of "Juno and the Paycock" by Seán O’Casey, includes the cast-list for the Belfast production. Includes letter from Steve [ ], Toronto, to Siobhán McKenna, commenting that he had a props list for "Plough" if her production people needed it. He also comments that if she wants an image for the Finnegan’s Wake part of her show to let him know what she would like as he is at a loss to get an image for the Tapestry himself (June 1973). Also note from Eileen [O’Casey] Dun Laoghaire, County Dublin, to Siobhán, commenting that the greatest tribute she could pay Sean is to go on with the show (28 June 1973). Also letter from Sir Bernard Miles, Mermaid Theatre, London, to Siobhán McKenna, Dolphin Square, London, thanking her for the book, and that he is delighted that she is doing Belfast, and that he has ordered the manager to do everything as near to cost as possible (4 Sept 1973).

Letter from Timothy Cribb, Churchill College, Cambridge, to Siobhán McKenna, introducing himself and a production of Dreaming of the Bones by Yeats and The Trials of Brother Jero by Wole Soyinka which he hopes to bring to Ireland (Early 1973).
Also letter from Timothy Cribb, Churchill College, Cambridge, to Siobhán McKenna, saying that he had heard that Taibhdhearc na Gaillimhe presents a musical Seoda during the summer, asking if she thought they would be interested in the enclosed productions, a 25 minute Yeats and a 60 minute Soyinka, which is going so far to the Lyric in Belfast and Everyman in Cork, as well as hopefully to Dublin (1 Aug 1973).

Part of the Dublin Theatre Festival, opened on 30 Sept 1974.

Programme for "The Morgan Yard" by Kevin O'Morrison, at the Olympia Theatre, as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival.

File of press cuttings relating to "The Morgan Yard" by Kevin O'Morrison, at the Olympia as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival, with Siobhán McKenna.