Material relating to 'Sixty Minute TV Play', not performed, c1960s. Explanatory notes by Keith Dewhurst and Synopsis, with handwritten annotations. See also Corunna! – 431/2/27-28.

Material relating to 'The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters', first performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, in c1971. Explanatory note by Keith Dewhurst and scene written by Keith Dewhurst for a play devised by Jack Shepherd.

Material relating to 'Spies of the Kaiser', not performed. Explanatory note by Keith Dewhurst regarding the adaptation of William Le Queux’s novel, 12 handwritten notes and and copied pages from Spies of the Kaiser by William Le Queux with biographical information about Le Queux.

Note from Howard Goodall to Keith Dewhurst, dated 16 June 1988; explanatory note on envelope.

Several sections of different versions of the script, bound together, with handwritten annotations and additional pages. Fax sheet at front addressed to Stephen Edwards, dated 18 September 1996; also fax sheet between sections, addressed to Stephen Edwards, dated 27 January 1997.

Two A4 notebooks, containing handwritten script. On first page: “Thomas Hardy’s Tess of the D'Urbervilles.. Book and lyrics: Keith Dewhurst. Music: Howard Goodall”.

Handwritten and typed. handwritten and typed.

Letter on BBC headed paper from ‘Joan’ ([the BBC producer] Joan Griffith) inviting Keith Dewhurst to the recording of the plays.

Script, with handwritten annotations; transmission date 27 January 1972.

Script, including continuity announcements; rehearsal date 18 December 1971.

Exercise book, containing research notes for the adaptation of Herman Melville’s Billy Budd, sailor.

Notebook, containing draft dialogue. On first page: “Mutiny then titled These Buttons We Wear, Summer 2012”.

Script, with handwritten annotations and list of pages containing alterations.