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'The Glass Menagerie' Written by Tennessee Williams and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at the Jesuit Hall, Sea Road, Salthill, Galway. Includes printed program detailing members of cast and production crew, production notes by Garry Hynes. Information on the author, a note on the upcoming future of Druid such as productions and fundraising, an image from the production, biographies of cast members, acknowledgements from Druid theatre company and advertisements from local businesses.

'Woyzeck' - Written by George Buchner and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at Fo'castle Street Theatre, Dominick Street Galway. Includes printed paper programme detailing members of cast and production crew, acknowledgements by Druid Theatre Company and advertisements from local businesses. Also includes published press release advertising the release of the play by Druid, unnamed publication.

'The Treepenny Opera' Written by Bertolt Brecht and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Chapel Lane Galway. Includes printed programme detailing biographical information and black and white headshots of the members of cast and crew, includes a note from Colm O'Briain, Director of the Arts Council of Ireland, a note on the history of Druid, a list of previous productions, images entitled "Work in Progress" which are of a theatre being built, acknowledgements by Druid and advertisements from local businesses. (10 copies), printed flyer detailing dates, times and venue of production, details of cast and crew members, a note on the author and a note on the production history of the play. (6 copies) MS musical score entitled "Threepenny Opera - 7. The Song of the Gun and the Sabre, Act 1 Scene 2. See 'Photographs'

'Village Wooing' - Written by George Bernard Shaw and directed by Garry Hynes. Lunchtime play produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway. Includes printed paper flyer (5 copies) detailing members of cast and production crew, dates, times and venue of production, a note on the author and details of other works being produced by Druid during lunchtime season of Irish plays.

'An Evening at Coole' - An evening of readings and poetry in celebration of the writings of Lady Gregory. Directed by Garry Hynes. Produced on site at Coole Park, Gort, Co. Galway. Works performed include "Lady Gregory and Coole Park" - readings and poems from works by Lady Gregory, W.B. Yeats and Sean O'Casey, The Rising of the Moon by written by Lady Gregory and Hyacinth Halvey written by Lady Gregory, as part of Season of Anglo-Irish Theatre 1979. File includes printed paper flyer/programme detailing the cast and production crew for each part of the show, a note on the life and work of Lady Gregory and also details of other productions by Druid Theatre Company as part of their season of Anglo-Irish theatre. (6 copies). See also 'Photographs'.

'The Eternal Triangle' - Written by Frank O'Connor, adapted by Paul Avila Mayer and directed by Garry Hynes. Lunchtime play produced at Druid Lane theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway. Includes printed paper flyer detailing the production of 'Eternal Triangle', 'A Galway Girl' by Geraldine Aron and 'The Importance of Being Earnest' by Oscar Wilde, all as part of the Winter season performed by Druid. Flyer details a calendar of productions with times, dates, ticket prices and a description of each play.

'A Galway Girl' - Written by Geraldine Aron and directed by Maelíosa Stafford. Lunchtime play produced at Druid Theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway. Includes printed paper flyer detailing the dates, times and ticket prices for this and other productions by Druid as part of their Winter season, including 'The Eternal Triangle' and 'The Importance of Being Earnest'. There is a note also describing an exhibition of weaving by Galway artist, Leila Campbell held at the foyer of the Druid Lane theatre. Also includes photocopy of TS script, printed paper poster featuring dates, times and venues of productions during Druid's Winter season of plays, TS labels detailing statistics from production of "Galway Girl", '4 performances, 93%, 409 audience', and also detailing captions from photographs which are not attached.

'The Importance of Being Earnest' Written by Oscar Wilde and directed by Garry Hynes Produced at Druid Theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway. Includes printed paper flyer detailing dates, times and venues of productions by Druid as part of their Winter season of plays. There is a note also describing an exhibition of weaving by Galway artist, Leila Campbell held at the foyer of the Druid Lane theatre. See ' Photographs'.

'The Real Inspector Hound' - Written by Tom Stoppard and directed by [Garry Hynes] Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway. Series of theatre entitled 3 x 5 Comedy and features five nights of Tom Stoppard, 5 nights of Oscar Wilde and a further five nights of Tom Stoppard. Includes printed paper flyer detailing dates, venue, prices and times of the plays in the 3 x 5 series, and describes each play being performed. 5 copies. See 'Posters'.

'Island Protected by a Bridge of Glass' - Written and directed by Garry Hynes Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway, as part of Galway Arts Festival. Includes printed programme from the production by Druid, featuring an introduction of an excerpt written by Ard Finn, a 12th century document which is related to the play, images and biographical details of cast members and production crew and advertisements from various businesses. 4 copies. See also 'Photographs.'