Includes pencil drawings by Joe Vaněk for costumes used in The Speckled People at the Gate Theatre.
Also pencil art drawings by Vaněk depicting child-like drawings of children and families in a conflict zone; paper print-outs of colour photographs of set model-box and images used in design research;
Drawings include pencil provisional drawing of the set; Drawing of Section Stage Right of set and stage; other stage plans and drawings of The Speckled People set and stage. A sample of costume fabric is also included.
File also includes a prop and furniture list for the play, as well as a production schedule for its duration.

File with three notebooks written by Annie Ryan, director of The Seagull, staged by Corn Exchange Theatre Company and in a version of the play by Anton Chekhov.
Notebook 1 contains notes on rehearsals, scene by scene analysis and development, notes on characters, notes on the adaptation, sketches and drawings of set design etc.
Notebook 2 is labelled "Rehearsal Notebook - Sept 2016" with notes and comments from daily and weekly rehearsal schedules, with notes on direction, set, props etc.
Notebook 3, spiral bound notebook, with comments from previews and tech rehearsals, notes on characters, drawings of costumes etc. technical notes on sounds/lighting etc.

Orders received from community councils and libraries for the publication.

Typed list of stories in English.

"Earlier and later typescript drafts of the introduction to ""The road to Brightcity"", with handwritten amendments in both."

"Three typescript drafts of an English translation of ""An Rabhailleán"" entitled ""The Roller"", from Mairtin Ó Caidhain's story in ""An tSraith Tógtha"" (1977)."

"Handwritten first draft of a translation of ""The Quick and the Stiff"" by [Máirtín Ó Cadhain]."

Typescript early list of Máirtín Ó Cadhain stories proposed for translation.

"Copy of book review of ""The Road to Brightcity"" by Mairtín Ó Cadhain, translated by Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, by Sr. Ailbhe in the ""Galway Advertiser""."

"Copy of review of ""The Road to Brightcity"" by Con Houlihan in ""The Irish Press""."