File includes tour schedule for "The Lonesome West"; Stage running order for the production, compiled by Assistant Stage Manager. Also printed colour images of technical stage items and equipment.

File includes minutes of production meeting 6 Jul 1998, discussing planning and production of "The Lonesome West." Stage management files and set design information also included.

Files of production records relating to "The Lonesome West" at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway, (14 Jul 2001), Gaiety Theatre, Dublin (2 Aug - 29 Sep 2001) and Town Hall Theatre, Galway (2 Oct - 6 Oct 2001) A Co-Production with the Royal Court Theatre, London.

File includes nightly box-office details, with a breakdown of ticket sales and distribution from performances at the Town Hall Theatre, Galway and at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin and also details of royalty payments owed from the production.

Drafts and Scripts of 'The Lonesome West' by Martin McDonagh

Typed first draft of 'The Lonesome West' by Martin McDonagh. The play title is written as 'The Skull in Connemara' but is crossed out.

Typed script of 'The Lonesome West' by Martin McDonagh. Cover page includes the details "The Leenane Trilogy, Play 3, The Lonesome West, Rehearsals beginning Monday April 28 1997." Script includes detailed and extensive manuscript annotation and comments, written in pencil, perhaps in the hand of Garry Hynes, director.

Typed 'Production Copy' of the script for 'The Lonesome West' by Martin McDonagh. 'Working Draft 1997' is crossed out, 'August 1996' is written in place.

Printed programme from production of "the Lonesome West" written by Martin McDonagh and staged by Druid Theatre Company and the Royal Court Theatre, London. This production is at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin. Articles include "A Brief History of the Gaiety Theatre" by Christopher FitzSimons; "Our Cousin Martin" by Mic Moroney, and also biographies and headshot images of cast and creative crew members.

Printed programme from the National Theatre, London, production of "The London Cuckolds" written by Edward Ravenscroft, in a new adaptation by Terry Johnson. Includes article on the National Theatre entitled "New Perspectives" by Heather Neill; article entitled "London Life" describing the time of the early 18th century. Also includes images from rehearsals and images and biographies of cast members.