| Description | Materials pertaining to productions at the Almeida Theatre, as follows:
* One programme for The Master and Margarita (by Mikhail Bulgakov, adapted by David Graham-Young from Michael Glenny's translation of the novel), produced by the Four Corners Theatre Company [1992].
* One programme for The winter guest by Sharman Macdonald, the world premiere on 09 Mar 1995.
* One programme for Heartbreak House by Bernard Shaw, first performance 14 Aug 1997.
* One programme for The government inspector (by Gogol, in a new adaptation by John Byrne), first performance 04 Dec 1997.
* One programme for Naked (by Luigi Pirandello, in a new version by Nicholas Wright), first performance 12 Feb 1998.
* One programme for Mr Puntila and his man Matti (by Bertolt Brecht, after stories and a draft play by Hella Wuolijoki, in a new version by Lee Hall), first perofrmance 07 Aug 1998.
* One programme for The play about the baby by Edward Albee, the world premiere on 14 Aug 1998.
* One programme for The store (by Alexander Ostrovsky, in a new version by Frank McGuinness), first performance 12 Nov 1998.
* One season brochure for the Almeida Theatre at King's Cross in 2001, advertising the following productions: Lulu (by Frank Wedekind, adapted by Nicholas Wright) -- The shape of things (by Neil LaBute) -- Almeida Opera: Kantan and damask drum (by Alexander Goehr) / Sound city (directed by Heiner Goebbels) / God's liar (by John Casken and Emma Warner) / Hoxton new music days (featuring Bent Sorensen, Matthias Pintscher, Helmut Lachenmann, Ruth Crawford) -- Platonov (by Anton Chekhov, adapted by David Hare) -- Faith healer (by Brian Friel) -- Decky does a bronco (by Douglas Maxwell) -- Ghost ward (directed by Ben Harrison).
* Two packs of collectable cards, promotional material pertaining to Decky does a bronco by Douglas Maxwell and produced by Iron Grid Productions between 19 Jun and 07 Jul 2001; one set sealed and the other open, revealing one card promoting the Almeida and eight detailing individual members of the company.
* One season brochure for the Almeida Theatre 2003, advertising the following productions: The lady from the sea (by Henrik Ibsen, adapted by Pam Gems) -- I.D. (by Antony Sher, inspired by Henk van Woerden's A mouthful of glass) -- The mercy seat (by Neil LaBute) -- Five gold rings (by Joanna Laurens) -- Push (headed by Josette Bushell-Mingo).
* One season brochure for the Almeida Theatre 2003-2004, advertising the following productions: I.D. (by Antony Sher, inspired by Henk van Woerden's A mouthful of glass) -- The mercy seat (by Neil LaBute) -- Five gold rings (by Joanna Laurens). |