File of press cuttings marking Druid Theatre's 35th Birthday, which also featured a limited performance of "From Galway to Broadway and Back Again" as part of the celebrations.

Printed booklet issued in association with the DruidSynge series produced by Druid Theatre Company. Booklet contains numerous images relating to Synge, the West of Ireland, the Aran Islands and of cast members. Also articles and short essays, by Tim Robinson and others and also cast biographies. (c. 120 pp); Printed show programme from DruidSynge series by Druid Theatre from Irish National Tour, Feb - Apr 2004. Includes numerous rehearsal images in black and white, a note on Synge by Patrick Lonergan, images of past Druid productions of the Playboy of the Western World and also biographies of cast and creative crew members. (c. 25 pp) Printed programme from double-bill of DruidSynge productions - The Well of the Saints and The Tinker's Wedding, including cast and creative crew images and biographies.

File includes printed flyer for the production of 'DruidSynge' at the Guthrie Centre, Minneapolis, detailing publicity for the production; stage management documents for unspecified 'DruidSynge' production entitled "Presets' with lists of props on stage in each production; shipping information with lists of contents for wardrobe/set for each shipping container; a schedule for tech, set-up, and production for Lincoln Festival production; notes on the fire and flame safety use on stage procedures. File also includes lighting, sound and technical plans and drawings of the auditorium at the Lincoln Centre, New York and with specific reference to the production of 'DruidSynge'.

Files relating to the administration of the American tour of 'DruidSynge' which was staged at the Guthrie Theatre Minneapolis, USA ( 27th June – 1st July, 2006 and Lincoln Center Festival New York, USA (10th – 23rd July).

DruidSynge - The Plays of John Millington Synge. Printed book to accompany the series by Druid Theatre Company entitled DruidSynge. This undertaking by Druid was to produce all works by the playwright J.M. Synge. The works produced included 'Riders to the Sea', 'The Tinkers Wedding', 'the Well of the Saints', 'The Shadow of the Glen', 'The Playboy of the Western World' and 'Deirdre of the Sorrows'. Book includes an article on J.M Synge written by Tim Robinson; biographical details and black and white headshots of cast and company members; a list of 'Friends and Subscribers of Druid Theatre Company'; details of past productions of 'The Playboy of the Western World' by Druid Theatre Company; acknowledgements by Druid Theatre Company; a list of DruidSynge publications and website; numerous images from Druid theatre rehearsals and productions and other details. Also includes limited hardback edition of the book, numbered no. 41 of 100 editions. One edition of the paperback booklet is signed by some of the cast members.

File of draft and ongoing versions of the production, rehearsal and technical schedule for Druid's production of "DruidSynge". The drafts are compiled at intervals between June 2004 and June 2005.

File includes printed programme from the Druid Theatre production of DruidSynge at the Kings Theatre, Edinburgh as part of the Edinburgh International Festival. Includes article entitled "Synge and the Ireland of his Time" by Ben Levitas, article entitled "Synge's Influence" by Fintan O'Toole and article "A Short Life" on Synge by Tim Robinson. 6 copies. Printed invitation to the opening of the 2005 Edinburgh Festival; printed flyer advertising the DruidSynge series at Edinburgh and also a Festival programme of all events at the Edinburgh Festival.

Drawing, Front Wall Plan, for "the Synge Cycle" (DruidSynge), directed by Garry Hynes, designed by Francis O'Connor and drawn by J. Marabelle. Scale 1:25, Drawing No. 1.

Drawing, Ground Plan, for "the Synge Cycle" (DruidSynge), directed by Garry Hynes, designed by Francis O'Connor and drawn by J. Marabelle. Scale 1:25, Drawing No. 1.

Drawing, Ground Plan, for "the Synge Cycle" (DruidSynge), directed by Garry Hynes, designed by Francis O'Connor and drawn by J. Marabelle. Scale 1:25, Drawing No. 1. Similar to item T2/1186/2 but includes MS annotation "re-revised 16 May 2005, Amended plan 13.5.05".