Printed flyer from the Druid Theatre production of the New Electric Ballroom, produced at The Town Hall Theatre, Galway. 'Back by popular demand'.

File from "The Next stage" - A conference on managing change in the arts, hosted by Macnas and held in Galway in [1995]. Includes schedule and overview of the conference as well as list of attendees. Also a document entitled "Ag Dul ar Aghaidh - The Next Stage for Macnas", a national conference on managing change in the arts, Galway, 28 - 29 Nov 1997.

'The Nightingale and Not the Lark'. Written by Jennifer Johnston and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway. Includes printed paper flyer detailing dates, times and venue of production, cast and crew members, acknowledgements from Druid Theatre Company and advertisements from local businesses. Six copies. Photocopies of press cuttings of reviews of 'The Nightingale and not the Lark' taken from the Connacht Sentinel, The Tuam Herald, The Galway Advertiser, the Evening Press, the Limerick Chronicle, The Irish Independent, the Irish Times and the Evening Herald. See also 'Photographs'

Printed programme from Performance Corporation production of "The Nose" by Tom Swift, based on the work by Nikolai Gogol. Includes programme note from Tom Swift and also images and biographies of cast members.

Typescript text of "The Nun Who Saw the Fairy" by Mary Rynne (9pp with one blank page at the end). Told from the perspective of a woman whose friend showed her a fairy when they were children.

Printed programme from production of 'the Nun's Wood', by Pat Kinevane and directed by Jim Culleton and staged by Fishamble Theatre Company. Includes cast and crew biographies and headshot images and information on Fishamble Theatre Company.

Document being the judgement given of the above named case, heard before the European Court of Human Rights. Also contains written comments submitted by Article 19 in relation to this case.

File of materials relating to the Macnas/Els Comediants co-production. Includes typescript draft production script, dated 12 March 2000, outlining technical planning for the production; TS scene-by-scene breakdown of action an story of the production, dated 2 Mar 2000. Also includes photocopy drawings of costumes, characters and props used in the production.
File 2 includes music scores of music and notation used in the production.

Printed programme from production of "The Official Version" written by Laurence McKeown and directed by Pam Brighton, premiered at the Rock Theatre, Belfast. Includes article by Jim Gibney Sinn Féin, entitled "A Fitting Memoir for an Island At Peace" discussing Long Kesh Prison; short comments on Long Kesh from numerous public figures; a poem entitled "Mother" by Mary Nelis; details of tour schedule for the play and also images and biographies of cast members.

'The Ointment Blue' - Written by George Fitzmaurice and directed by Maelíosa Stafford. Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway. 'There are Tragedies and Tragedies' - Written by George Fitzmaurice and directed by Moya McHugh. Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway. Lunchtime show. Both shows were produced as a double billing as part of the Galway Arts Festival. Includes printed programme from the productions, including an article "George FitzMaurice - The Forgotten Playwright", a glossary of North Kerry Dialect; an image of costume drawing of 'The Princess' from 'The Ointment Blue', designed by Monica Frawley and also images and biographies of cast members. 6 Copies. File includes printed flyer advertising the productions; invitations to the opening performance of both productions at Druid Lane Theatre; copy of the Galway Arts Festival 1993 programme; also TS press release issued by Druid advertising the productions. See also 'Photographs'.