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Group portrait (219 x 165 mm) of the extended O’Malley family posing outside a large building at the ordination of Father Donough O’Malley, grandson of Denis O’Malley. Photograph by Sean F. Cooke of Limerick.

Cabinet card (250 x 172 mm) depicting a studio portrait of Patrick and Helena O’Malley with their eight children: daughters Louie standing next to her father, Elsie seated in front of Louie, Maude seated beside her mother and Grace seated between Maude and her mother; and sons Frank seated in a high-backed chair beside Elsie; Patrick seated at Frank’s feet, Charles sitting at his mother’s feet and Tom standing next to his father. Also digital reproductions (203 x 151 mm) same. Original image by M. Buckley, 117 George Street, Limerick.

Collage of reviews relating to the children’s ballet The Nightingale and the Rose at an unspecified venue.

Photocopy of a photograph from an unidentified newspaper featuring Zelda Francesca of Rubato Ballet to promote Christmas performances of The Owl and the Pussycat at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham.

Black and white photograph by Tom Lawlor of Zelda Francesca and Barry Murray in a duet from Images of Nijinsky.

Two colour photographs printed onto an A4 card of Zelda Francesca (top); and of Zelda Francesca with Barry Murray (bottom) in a scene from Images of Nijinsky in front of a commissioned painting by Micheal Murray.

Brochure folding out into a poster promoting performances of A Close Shave at Whelan’s, Wexford Street, [Dublin] on 2-14 October and Dance Strokes I – Images of Nijinsky at RHA Gallagher Gallery, Ely Place, Dublin on 5 October-14 November 1990 as part of Dublin Theatre Festival. The brochure includes background information to Rubato Ballet and a short biography of Vaslav Nijinsky by Diana Theodores.

Photocopy of a press review from an unidentified newspaper of a performance of The Crock of Gold at Project Arts Centre, Dublin.

Material relating to Monkey Rib, a dance work created by Rubato Ballet in 1992.

Fold-out brochure promoting performances of Monkey Rib and Wounded Child at the RHA Gallagher Gallery, Dublin on 1-10 October [1992?]. The brochure includes choreographic notes, excerpts from a commissioned score by composer Fergus Johnston, text by poet Paula Meehan, set design by artist Lily Van Oost, and sculpture by Tim Morris, with brief biographies of the performers.