Season Programmes Jul - Aug 1975 Druid - The Repertory Theatre of Galway. Printed black and white booklet entitled "Druid Repertory theatre of Galway, a season of theatre Jul - Aug 1975" Document includes introductory article by Garry Hynes, acknowledgements and credits from Druid repertory company, various advertisements, handwritten autograph signatures from company members Mick Lally, Garry Hynes, Marie Mullen, Gerry King, Pat Connaughton, Jimmy McDonagh and Martin Coffey. Includes cast list for Druid productions "It's a Two-Foot-Six-Inch-Above-the Ground World" by Kevin Laffan and the Loves of Cass McGuire by Brian Friel. One item.

Druid Season of Events - 1977. Festival of Anglo-Irish Theatre held at Fo'Castle Theatre, Dominick Street, Galway. Summer Season. Works produced include there are Tragedies and Tragedies by George Fitzmaurice, the Playboy of the Western World by J.M. Synge, the Dreaming of the Bones by W.B. Yeats, The Well of the Saints written by J.M. Synge and also includes Children's Theatre Workshop. Document includes an article on the establishment and growth of Druid Theatre Company and also black and white images of past Druid performances and cast members including Mick Lally, Marie Mullen and others.

Printed black and white brochure, Summer Season '77. Includes a brief note on Druid Theatre company and notes on the productions there are Tragedies and Tragedies by George FitzMaurice and The Playboy of the Western World by J.M Synge. Both productions have been extended "due to enormous popularity". Also includes details of ticket prices, venue and dates of production. 2 copies. 4 pp Printed flyers from Druid Theatre company season of productions Sep - Oct 1977. Includes details of works produced during the season, cast members involved, various advertisements and other details.

Black and white brochure for 'Double Double Bill' - a programme of four plays staged by Druid Theatre, comprising Endgame by Samuel Beckett, directed by Paul Brennan and the Pursuit of Pleasure written and directed by Garry Hynes, Traveller, a film by Joe Comerford with a script by Neil Jordan and Hancock's Last Half-Hour, by Red Rex Productions, directed by Garret Keogh.

Season Programme - 1978. Printed black and white season programmes from Druid Theatre Company for production at Fo'Castle theatre. Dominick Street Galway. Productions include a Season of Anglo-Irish Theatre. Works produced are The Enchanted Trousers by Oliver St. John Gogarty, The Tinkers Wedding by J.M Synge, The Colleen Bawn by Dion Boucicault, The Pursuit of Pleasure by Oscar Wilde and Riders to the Sea. Also includes a note on Druid Theatre Company, details of production dates, venue, map to venue, ticket prices and booking details. Three copies. 6 pp Printed programme for the Season of Anglo-Irish Plays produced at Fo'Castle Theatre, Dominick Street, Galway by Druid Theatre Company. Printed on blue/lilac paper. Includes an article on establishment and growth of Druid theatre company, images from and a list of past Druid productions, a list of works in the Druid Summer Season 1978 and various advertisements. Three copies. 24 pp

Printed flyer detailing Druid's season programme for Winter 1979. Includes information on productions of Eternal Triangle by Frank O'Connor, adapted by Paul Avila Mayer (Lunchtime play), A Galway Girl by Geraldine Aron (Lunchtime play) The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde, along with an exhibition of weaving by Galway artist Leila Campbell at the foyer of Druid Theatre.

Season Programme 1980. Printed flyer from the Galway Arts Festival (24 Apr - 4 May) Includes cover image of Sean McGinley and Seamus McAndrew of Druid Theatre company. Makes reference to production of Island Protected by a Bridge of Glass as part of the Galway Arts Festival. Also details all events as part of the Galway Arts Festival. One item. 8pp
Summer 1980 - Printed brochures from A Season of Irish Plays by Druid Theatre Company, featuring Thirst by Myles na gCopaleen, Bar and Ger by Geraldine Aron, The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde, The Fascinating Foundling written by G.B. Shaw and A Galway Girl by Geraldine Aron. Includes details of dates, venue, times, ticket prices, booking details, map to venue and a note on Druid Theatre Company. Four copies. 32 pp Winter Season 1980-81 Printed black and white flyer detailing new production by Druid theatre company, Sundance by Meir Z. Ribalow. Includes cast list and acknowledgements from Druid Theatre.
Winter Season 1980-81 - detailing information on production of Sundance by Meir Z. Ribalow by Druid Theatre Company.
September 1980 Guests of the Lane Season - Programme of events as part of a season staged by external groups at Druid Lane Theatre. Includes "Yeats Remembers" devised by Scott Fredericks; A Crucial Week in the Life of a Grocer's Assistant by Thomas Murphy and presented by Tuam Theatre Guild; Happy Days by Samuel Beckett staged by Dublin Stage One Theatre with Cogitandum Theatre Company.

Spring/Summer 1983. Printed flyer from Druid Theatre Company for Spring/Summer 1983. Includes preview and details of upcoming productions by Druid Theatre Company. Works include Action by Sam Shepard and Mother Courage and Her Children written by Bertolt Brecht. Booking details, dates, venue and ticket prices are includes.

Edinburgh Fringe Festival 1981. Printed programme of events from the 1981 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, including details of all productions in the festival.

Season Programme 1984. Printed black and white brochure, "Druid Theatre Company: A Season of Irish Plays, Jul - Aug - Sep 1984) Works to be produced include The Wood of the Whispering by M.J Molloy, Bedtime Story by Sean O'Casey, On the Outside Tom Murphy, Same Old Moon by Geraldine Aron and Paidin Mhaire by Pádraic Ó Conaire. Play information, ticket prices, booking details, times and dates are listed.

Printed flyer with listing of productions by Druid as part of the festival, including Odd Habits, devised by Marianne Fahy and Deirdre O'Kane from the works of Mary Lavin, Gaslight by Patrick Hamilton and the Midnight Court by Brian Merriman and translated by David Marcus. (Summer 1992)

"A Little Like Paradise" Written by Niall Williams. Typescript of the play script, loose-leaf. Cover page includes autograph signature by the author.