'Thirst' - Written by Myles na gCopaleen and directed by Maelíosa Stafford. Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway as part of "A Season of Irish Plays". Productions include 'Bar and Ger' and 'A Galway Girl by Geraldine Aron' and 'The Fascinating Foundling' by George Bernard Shaw. Printed paper black and white flyer for the series as a whole describes each included work, dates, time and venue of production, a note on the history of Druid theatre company, a note on the content and themes of each play, a map to the theatre and local advertisements. Printed paper flyer relating specifically to the production of Thirst by Druid theatre company. Six copies. Flyer details information on the author Brian O'Nuallain (Myles na gCopaleen) cast and production crew members, acknowledgements from Druid Theatre Company and details of other productions by Druid as part of their season of Anglo-Irish theatre. See also 'Posters' and 'Photographs'.
'The Fascinating Foundling' - Written by George Bernard Shaw and directed by Ben Barnes. Produced at Druid Lane theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway. Includes printed flyer detailing a note on the life and career of George Bernard Shaw, members of cast and production crew, acknowledgements from Druid and a notice of upcoming productions by Druid during the Season of Anglo-Irish Theatre 1980. One item. See also 'Photographs' and 'Posters'.
Edinburgh Fringe Festival 1980 File relating to the production of a series of Anglo-Irish plays by Druid Theatre Company at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival produced at Bedlam theatre, Edinburgh, including 'Island Protected by a Bridge of Glass', 'The Pursuit of Pleasure', 'Bar and Ger' and 'A Galway Girl'. File includes "Information for Company Members", Typescript and manuscript guide for Druid members regarding the tour to Edinburgh, such as travel details, rehearsal and production schedule and other details. Includes 'Press Pack' brochure detailing dates, times and venues of Druid productions. Notes on Garry Hynes and Geraldine Aron, notes on each of the plays being produced, reviews of these productions from various Irish publications, notes on the music used during production and a history of Druid theatre company and list of past productions. One item. Two copies. 24 pp
Printed black and white programme from the production of 'The Pursuit of Pleasure' featuring images and information on cast members and production crew, notes on the background to the play, a note on music in the play and acknowledgements from Druid Theatre Company. Four copies. 48 pp Printed black and white program from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, detailing dates, times, venues and information on all productions during the festival. 48 pp Black and white printed paper flyer from the production of 'Island Protected by a Bridge of Glass' by Druid theatre company at the Peacock theatre, Dublin, 15-20 Jun 1980. Flyer details dates and times of production, cast members and booking details. Three copies.
Printed paper black and white flyer from the production of 'Island Protected by a Bridge of Glass' performed by Druid at Taibhdhearc na Gaillimhe Irish language theatre, in Galway, 23-25 Sep 1980. Details include dates and times of performance, notice of performance of 'The Pursuit of Pleasure' by Druid, a note on the history of Druid and a note on both of the plays produced. One item. Black and white photograph featuring members of Druid theatre company and cast members of this production. Location is unknown. Those included are Marie Mullen, Garry Hynes, Sean McGinley, Ray McBride, Paul O'Neill, Maelíosa Stafford and other individuals. One item. Single TS sheet with text "Fringe First Edinburgh, 'Island directed by a Bridge of Glass', written and directed by Garry Hynes - She is a member of the Irish Arts Council, nominated by An Taoiseach in 1984". One item. Edinburgh Fringe Festival 1980. 1 - 6 Sep 1980. 'Island Protected by a Bridge of Glass' written by Garry Hynes with music by De Danann. 'Bar and Ger and 'A Galway Girl' by Geraldine Aron and 'The Pursuit of Pleasure' by Garry Hynes, with music by Tom Cullivan. Produced at Bedlam Theatre, Old Chaplaincy, Forrest Road, Edinburgh. Printed by 'Clodoiri Lurgan', published by D.T.C. Poster details dates of production and features sketch image of a female face, dominated by flowing hair in Celtic design. Black and white only. One item.
Printed flyer from production of "Island Protected by a Bridge of Glass" and "The Pursuit of Pleasure" at the Taibhdhearc Theatre, Galway, following the success of the Edinburgh production, limited two-night revival. 23-25 Sep 1980
TS scripts of "Island Protected by a Bridge of Glass' and of 'The Pursuit of Pleasure', written by Garry Hynes and used as the scripts for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival productions, 1980.
'Sundance' Written by Meir Z. Ribalow and directed by Maelíosa Stafford. Includes TS single sheet detailing cast and production crew members. Printed flyer detailing cast and production crew members of the play, a note on the author, acknowledgements by Druid Theatre Company and details of upcoming productions by Druid Theatre Company. See also 'Photographs'.
TS script of the play 'Sundance', written by Meir Ribalow, with MS annotation and underlining of text. Script is marked "Peter" in MS pencil at top of cover page. Peter [Lawson] played Barkeep in the play.
'A Doll's House'. Written by Henrik Ibsen and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway. Includes printed paper flyer from the play detailing dates, times and venue of production, biographies of cast members and production crew, quotes from other works by Ibsen, details of next production by Druid and local advertisements. Two copies. Printed postcard made by Druid featuring black and white image of Marie Mullen as Nora in 'A Doll's House'. Six copies. See also 'Photographs'.
Photocopy of TS script of A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen. One copy.
'The Importance of Being Earnest' Written by Oscar Wilde and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway. See 'Posters'
'The Master of Two Servants' - Written by George Mully and directed by Maelíosa Stafford. Lunchtime play produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway. Includes printed playbill with red and black text. Front features play details such as title, author, times, dates and venue. Reverse features details of cast members and production crew and also notes next production at Druid as being 'Dial M for Murder' by Frederick Knott.