Includes a postcard flyer for production of "The Seven Year Itch", produced by the Dublin Globe Theatre Company, Gaiety Theatre, 4 October 1954. MS note on reverse has costuming notes.

Printed programme from the Globe Theatre Production of "The Seven Year Itch", Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, 1954, written by George Axelrod, and which starred Genevieve Lyons.

Printed programme from "The Patrick Pearse Motel" by Hugh Leonard, staged at the the Olympia Theatre, world premiere directed by James Grout, in association with Gemini Productions, starring Godfrey Quigley, Frank Kelly, Rosaleen Linehan and others.

Printed programme from Gate Theatre Longford Productions staging of "A Broken World" by Gabriel Marcel, translated by Rosalind Heywood, produced by Dan O'Connell. The play starred Genevieve Lyons.

Printed programme from production of "Gone Tomorrow", written by Tom Coffey, directed by Barry Cassin, set by Tomás MacAnna. Produced at the Gate Theatre by Gate Theatre Dublin, Gemini Productions in association with the Dublin Theatre Festival.

Printed programme from Irish premiere of "The Game" by Alun Owen, at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, York Productions Ltd. in association with the Dublin Theatre Festival. The play starred T.P. McKenna, Godfrey Quigley and others.

Printed flyer / handbill from Globe Theatre, Dun Laoghaire, production of "We Must Kill Toni!"by Ian Stuart Black, starring Genevieve Lyons, Norman Rodway and others.

Photocopy of printed programme from production of The Ginger Man written by J.P. Donleavy, staged at the Gaiety Theatre by Spur Productions in Association with The Dublin Globe Theatre Company. The play starred Genevieve Lyons, Richard Harris, Godfrey Quigley and Rosalie Westwater, directed by Philip Wiseman, set by Tony Walton

Printed programme from the world premiere production of The Patrick Pearse Motel by Hugh Leonard, directed by James Grout and produced by Olympia Productions in association with Gemini Productions and the Dublin Theatre Festival.

Letters and telegrams sent to Genevieve Lyons regarding work in the theatre.

Typescript letter from Micheal Mac Liammóir to Genevieve Lyons. "My darling Ginny . . . I was so happy that you remembered me". With manuscript note: "Up Belfast Up Dún Laoire!"