'Wood of the Whispering' - Written by M.J. Molloy and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at Druid Lane theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway. Includes printed programme from the production featuring an article and black and white images regarding the life and career of M.J. Molloy, an article entitled "M.J. Molloy and the Irish Theatre" written by Micheal O' hAodha, a director at the Abbey Theatre and broadcaster, cast and production crew biography and black and white headshots and an article entitled "Beyond Nostalgia", written by Michael D. Higgins, Senator and lecturer at University College Galway. One item. Press cuttings of reviews taken from The Irish Times, Galway Advertiser, Western People, Tuam Herald, Cork Examiner, Irish Press and Cork Evening Echo.

'Wild Harvest' - Written by Ken Bourke and directed by Andy Hinds, performed at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway. Druid took this production on a nationwide tour in September 1989. The tour played the following venues: Galway,( Sept 18) Town Hall, Ballinasloe, Mayo (25th Sept) Belltable Arts Centre, Limerick (27th Sept - 30th Sept) Scarriff Community Hall, Clare (2nd Oct) Town Hall, Clifden, Galway (4th Oct) Claremorris Community Hall, Mayo (6th Oct) Balor Theatre, Ballybofey, Donegal (8th Oct) Hawk's Well, Sligo (11th Oct - 14th Oct) Tullamore GAA Hall, Offaly (16th Oct) The Plaza, Listowel, Kerry (18th Oct) Skibereen Town Hall, Cork (20th Oct - 21st Oct) Thurles Premier Hall, Tipperary(23rd Oct) St. Michael' Theatre, New Ross, Wexford (25th Oct) Kilnamanagh Community Centre, Tallaght, Dublin(27th Oct) Town Hall, Shercock, Cavan (29th Oct) Includes original printed playbill featuring an article by Irish Times correspondent Nuala Ó Faoláin entitled "Secrets and Surfaces", a note from the author Ken Bourke, biographical details with black and white headshots of cast, author and production crew. One item. 11 pp Printed flyers from the original production of Wild Harvest at Druid Lane Theatre in May and also printed flyers from the national tour of the production. Flyers detail venues, black and white images from production, cast details, play information and booking details. Also includes draft flyers advertising upcoming productions in Listowel and New Ross. 15 items Typescript 'Tour Information' booklet with manuscript notes, for cast members of Druid Theatre company. Includes accommodation and travel details and schedule, map of Ireland with tour venues and route marked on it. Day by day diary and schedule of events including rehearsal schedule also featured. One item. 12 pp. See also 'Photographs.

'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' Produced at Fo'castle Street Theatre, Dominick Street, Galway. Includes printed flyer detailing the play title. "Connacht Tribune" is written in small print at the bottom left corner. 5 copies. Also includes printed paper pamphlet entitled "Druid - The Repertory Theatre of Galway". The pamphlet details the need for Druid theatre company, how to support Druid and an article reprinted from the Tuam Herald detailing the recent attempts to establish a permanent professional theatre company in Galway and mentions the efforts of Frank Bailey and also the Taibhdhearc Irish language theatre.

'Werewolves' - Written by Teresa Lubkiewicz. Translated and directed by Helena Laut-Howson. Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway. Includes printed programme with article on Lubkiewicz and images and biographies of cast and crew members, 10 copies; Printed invitation to opening production of the play at Druid Lane Theatre, 6 copies; Printed flyer with play production information, 6 copies. See also 'Photographs'.

'Waiting for Godot' - Written by Samuel Beckett and directed by [Garry Hynes] Performed at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway. Production file contains printed playbill detailing biographical information on Samuel Beckett and on the cast and production crew members. 5 items Printed invitations and reply cards to the opening night performance of 'Waiting for Godot'. Names on the invitations include Phelim Donlon, Sonny Leddy Molloy and Michael and Margaret Gorman. 9 items. Printed program dated "Spring 1982" from the Irish Theatre Company Season of Irish Drama. Works produced include 'The Well of the Saints' by J.M. Synge, On Baile's Strand by W.B. Yeats and 'Waiting for Godot' written by Samuel Beckett. 1 item. Also includes assorted press cuttings featuring reviews and coverage of 'Waiting for Godot' taken from various Irish press.

'Village Wooing' - Written by George Bernard Shaw and directed by Garry Hynes. Lunchtime play produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway. Includes printed paper flyer (5 copies) detailing members of cast and production crew, dates, times and venue of production, a note on the author and details of other works being produced by Druid during lunchtime season of Irish plays.

Assorted records and programmes relating to University College Galway Drama Society. Includes "Sticks and Stones" 25-27 Jan 1974. Written by David Rabe and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at Jesuit Hall, Sea Road, Galway. Photocopy of playbill featuring list of cast and production crew members and also biographical details of cast members and production crew including Marie Mullen, Garry Hynes. Also includes details of the play and various advertisements. 5 pp "Elizabeth One" Jan 1975 Written by Paul Foster and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at Jesuit Hall, Sea Road, Galway. Includes photocopy of playbill from the production play details, cast and production crew list and other details. Cast members include Marie Mullen and Pat Connaughton. 14 pp "Is É Duirt Polonius" Feb 1977 Written by Críostóir Ó Floinn. Also includes cast list for student production of "Gondoliers or The King of Barataria". 7 pp; "The Loves of Cass McGuire" written by Brian Friel and produced by Garry Hynes, 28-30 Jan 1972; "Tiny Alice" by Edward Albee and directed by Garry Hynes, staged at the Jesuit Hall, Salthill.
Programme from the 29th Western Drama Festival, March 1972, which included a production of "The Loves of Cass Maguire" written by Brian Friel and produced by Garry Hynes for the University College Galway Dramatic Society.
File also includes a programme from the 1984 Irish Student Drama Association Festival held in Galway at the Aula Maxima, UCG and at Druid Lane Theatre. Includes a message from Garry Hynes and also from Sabina Coyle Higgins. Attached is a black and white photograph of the cast of production by an Cumann Drámíochta, UCG.

Material such as playbills from productions from the University College Galway Drama Society. The society included Garry Hynes, Marie Mullen and others prior to their establishment of Druid Theatre Company.

Typescript "second draft" of Thomas Kilroy's adaptation of Luigi Pirandello's Enrico IV , entitled Henry - a play (inspired by Pirandello's Enrico IV , in two acts, with title page and list of characters, and extensive handwritten corrections and annotations. [Paginated 1-77. Marked by hand, and on the author's list, as a script for a production meeting in Stephen Rea's house, for the PICT production.]

Typescript press release from the 1983, sixth annual, Galway Arts Festival. Includes a general press release outlining an introduction to the Festival, a detailed programme of events outlining titles, date and venue of events, further listing of events with brief biographical information on performers and acts under the headings of literary events, film, music, visual arts and theatre. File also includes a typescript statement to the press at the Galway Arts Festival press conference Monday 11 April '83 by acting Chairperson, Ronnie P. O'Gorman. The statement is printed on headed paper of the Galway Arts Group, Nuns Island Centre for the Arts and expresses the goals of the Galway Arts Festival, acknowledgements and the need for a proper arts centre.