| Description | Materials pertaining to productions at the Greenwich Theatre, as follows::
* One programme for William Shakespeare's Macbeth, first performance 18 Feb 1971, including a flyer.
* One programme for Antigone (by Sophocles, translated by Leo Aylen), first performance 14 Oct 1971, inclduing ticket.
* One programme for Electra (by Euripides, translated by David Thompson), first performance 28 Oct 1971, including flyers and an understudy notice.
* One flyer for Greenwich Young People's Theatre, Autumn 1971.
* One flyer for Christmas productions (Harding's luck by Peter Nichols, adapted from the book by E. Nesbit; and, Aspects of Max Wall by Max Wall) between 26 Dec 1974 - 11 Jan 1975.
* One flyer for the John Osborn season (featuring The end of me old cigar by John Osborne; and, The picture of Dorian Gray by John Osborne, adapted from Oscar Wilde's novel of the same name) between 15 Jan - 08 Mar 1975.
* One flyer for Private lives by Noel Coward, first performance 06 Mar 1980.
* One flyer for Joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat (lyrics: Tim Rice, music: Andrew Lloyd Webber), first performance 14 Jul 1980.
* One brochure for the 1980/81 season, between 25 Sep 1980 - 04 Jun 1981, advertising the following productions: Time and the Conways by J. B. Priestley -- Al together now by Peter Buckman -- The rivals by Richard Brinsley Sheridan -- Present laughter by Noël Coward -- The golden age by A. R. Gurney Jnr. -- Just a verse and chorus by Roy Hudd -- The doctor's dilemma by Bernard Shaw.
* One flyer for Present laughter by Noel Coward, first performance 27 Jan 1981.
* One brochure for the 1982-83 season, between 23 Sep 1982 - 09 Jul 1983, advertising the following productions: The paranormalist by Jonathan Gems -- Donkey work by Eduardo de Filippo, in a new English version by Mike Scott -- French without tears by Terence Rattigan -- You should see us now by Peter Tinniswood -- Making tracks by Alan Ayckbourn -- Number one by Jean Anouilh, translated by Michael Frayn -- The dining room by A. R. Gurney Jnr.
* One brochure for the 1983/84 season, between 07 Sep 1983 - 04 Aug 1984, advertising the following productions: A streetcar named desire by Tennessee Williams -- Francis by Julian Mitchell -- An inspector calls by J. B. Priestley -- The white devil by John Webster -- The way of the world by William Congreve -- The seagull by Anton Chekhov, translated by Robert David MacDonald -- Intimate exchanges by Alan Ayckbourn.
* One programme for The white devil by John Webster, first performance 01 Feb 1984.
* One programme for The glass menagerie by Tenessee Williams, first performance 15 May 1985.
* One undated flyer for Brussels by Jonathan Bells.
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