'Off Obie' - A Trilogy of American Works The works produced as part of this series are: 'The Loveliest Afternoon of the Year' by John Guare, 'Next' by Terence McNally; 'Birdbath' by Leonard Melfi. All directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at Fo'castle Theatre, Dominick Street, Galway. Printed programme includes details of cast members and production crew, acknowledgements from Druid, glossary of terms, articles on each author and their works and various advertisements. 6 copies.

'Happy Days' Written by Samuel Beckett and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at Fo'castle Theatre, Dominick Street, Galway. Printed paper poster includes details of dates, times and venue of production. See also 'Photographs'.

'Mother Ada' Written by Charles Dyer and directed by Garry Hynes. Performed at Fo'castle Theatre, Dominick Street, Galway. Druid produced two runs of this production at the above dates. See 'Posters'.

Material relating to the production of Circus Story by Macnas. The show is programmed as part of a Christmas season for Children, December 1991. Includes typescript copy of the script of Circus Story (with note on front page indicating 'Paraic's Copy'. File also includes TS press release for Circus Story; also a press release stating that the traditional Macnas New Year's Eve Ball is cancelled; details of opening night invitation list and invitations; correspondence between Paraic Breathnach, General Manager of Macnas and various media outlets regarding press coverage of Circus Story.
File also includes income and expenditure information on the production of Circus Story.

Printed document being a press pack and media information on the production of Gulliver but which also has an overview of the production contents and with some drawings and sketches of characters and scenes. Also includes printed Macnas Christmas card, featuring cover photo of Gulliver on a beach [in Galway].

Records from the planning and production of Tír Faoin Tóin in Galway and Waterford by Macnas. This file relates to the production in Waterford. Includes minutes of production meetings held between Macnas and Red Kettle Theatre Company, Waterford in planning the production and also listing of characters, costumes, and props to be used.

Photocopy of typescript draft scenario for An Táin, outlining an overview of the content and structure of An Táin. Also an overview of the production programmed as part of EXPO.

File relating to production of Tribes by Macnas, in Galway and in Waterford, during summer 1994. Includes colour drawings by children, labelled as "Alien Drawings for The Tribes '94". Includes minutes of production meetings by Macnas, June 1994; Budget and accounts details for the production; Specific budget for the production in Waterford; Also letters and correspondence between Paraic Breathnach, General Manager, Macnas, and others such as T.V. Honan and Miriam Dunne, Waterford Spraoí festival, regarding planning of the event for Waterford.

File of correspondence between Gary McMahon, Macnas and others based at Universitaire Ziekenhuizen, Leuven, Belgium, such as Roland Vermeylen, where Macnas produced Fir Bolgs parade. File also includes minutes of production meeting of Macnas staff ahead of 'The Belgium Bolgs'. The correspondence discusses in detail the planning and logistics for the parade in Leuven, including fax copies of the map of the proposed parade route. Also editions of local newsletters and materials with information on the parade, Macnas, and Leuven city.

File of correspondence, letter and fax, regarding the planning and logistics of the touring production of Moses Moran and Three and a Half Wonders of the World, by Macnas. Includes a scene-by-scene overview of the production; Correspondence includes discussion between Macnas management and staff and management of regional arts centres and venues where there was a proposed touring production. Such venues include Tralee, Portlaoise [Jazz Festival], Confederation of Kilkenny Festival, Eyre Court, Limerick, Galway Arts Festival, Boyle, Ballygar Carnival, and other suggested venues such as Letterkenny; the annual Law Society Conference, Birr Festival, and other enquiries from groups and organisations around Ireland. (Summer 1994)