Notebooks written by Annie Ryan during the development and rehearsal process of the staging of A Girl is a Half-Formed Thing, adapted for the stage from the novel by Eimear McBride. Notebook 1 has cover note of "My Girly Thoughts". Includes early thoughts on the adaptation process of the play, the structure and outline of the adaptation, notes on character and theme, costume. Also includes sections of text written by Annie Ryan comprising a draft of the adaptation play text. Also sketches and drawings of characters, costume ideas and set design.

Notebook 2 has a cover label of "Girl Work" - with manuscript notes on the development and rehearsal of the play by Annie Ryan. Includes notes and comments on the weekly rehearsal process, the rehearsal schedule, notes on tech, notes on the play promotional video, text for the programme note by Ryan, and related notes on the play in development.

Notebook written by Annie Ryan, director, Dublin by Lamplight, during rehearsal and production of Dublin by Lamplight, during the 2017 production of the play at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin. Includes notes on weekly and daily rehearsal schedule and process, notes on the lighting/sound/tech of the show, and other points from Ryan's director's notes on the play.

File includes two notebooks by Annie Ryan regarding the development and direction of Nora. Notebook 1, labelled on inside cover "Nora or A Doll's House", and includes early notes and thoughts on themes and concepts for the version of the play, notes on the structure, drafts of the text and other notes on planning the play. (Sep 2016).
Notebook 2 is labelled "Rehearsal Notebook" Aug - Sep 2017, and opens with notes on Draft 4 of the text, with scene by scene notes and comments by Ryan, also a daily rehearsal schedule, production meetings, and general notes on directing the play.

Manuscript notebooks written by Annie Ryan during the development and rehearsal of The Fall of the Second Republic.
Notebook 1 (Jan 2020) has note on inside cover "The Fall of the Second Republic - Rehearsal Notebook". Includes detailed rehearsal notes, schedules, and comments by Annie Ryan during rehearsal of the play.

Notebook 2 has note on inside cover of "The Fall of the Second Republic - Pre-Production". Written by Annie Ryan and includes detailed early production ideas, scene by scene breakdown with concepts, themes and ideas, questions, workshop notes, drawings and sketches of set design etc.

File includes pencil and ink drawings and sketches by Joe Vaněk for 'Space Upstairs' at Project Arts Centre, with dimensions of the space noted; printed plan of 'Space Upstairs' with transparency overlay with pencil annotation; assorted pencil and ink drawings by Vaněk of facets of the stage design; A1 size drawing of the stage plan and space for the Tiger Fringe Festival production of Grounded, drawn by Vaněk (24 Jul 2015); copy of drawings showing thrust stage, lighting rigs and tech (14 Jul 2015); Provision drawing of the stage and space (13 Jul 2015).

Two A4-size notebooks of manuscript pencil and ink notes and drawings by Joe Vaněk, regarding ideas and outlines for set and costume design for Corn Exchange production of Dubliners. Notebooks contain details notes and lists of items regarding furniture, props, set, and costume.

Manuscript research drawing pad notebook for the production of Dubliners by James Joyce and adapted by Corn Exchange Theatre Company. A3 size item. Includes scene-by-scene details of costume details for each character, written out in research and planning by Vaněk.

File of costume and fabric samples from research and planning of production Therese Raquin at the Gate Theatre, Dublin.

Reply to Brophy’s letter of the 12th of Oct, says that Ms. Allgood has been busy preparing two plays for production but that she intended to reply to Brophy’s letters and has asked Henderson to apologize for not doing so. Says that in reference to the first two acts of the play, Lady Gregory wants Brophy to retain them until she and Yeats are able to see a rehearsal. Says that Yeats is coming up to Dublin in a few days, and they want to see a rehearsal of the play before Brophy makes any changes. Says, “I need not say you have given no offense”.

Enclosed check of £4.16.7 in fees for The Casting Out of Martin Wheelan. Says he sent the script of the play as arranged, and that when Brophy is finished with it to send it back to him. Also says he enclosed 4 programs picked up in the theater, and that they are cleared of any of them. Says the Leader article was very funny, and there is a good article in The Stage. “The Casting Out of Martin Wheelan” is written in Brophy’s hand, in pencil, on the left-hand side.