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The collection contains various correspondence and theatre programs related to George Bernard Shaw and William Telbin. Programs are from Theatre Royale in Newcastle-On-Tyne, Theatre des Bouffes-Parisiens in Paris; and the Royal Alexandra Theatre and Hart House Theatre in Toronto.

The fonds contains the diaries and a cash book belonging to David Allan (1808-1895).

A collection of handwritten and printed original musical scores documenting the career of composer Marek Norman, including material related to the following productions:
· Serendipity, Serenade and Seraphim 1980
· Yesterday 1984
· The Great Adventure 1992
· Dracula A Chamber Musical 1998
· Emily 1999
· Larry’s Party 2004
· Wanderlust 2012
· The World is Our Stage 2016
· A Day Like No Other 2016
· Suite Wanderlust 2017
· Bird Feeder 2017
· Song Cycle - The Light That Shines 2018
· Mystique 2018
· Gestures 2019
· Ballycroy - a play with music 2021

The Richard D. Pagani collection contains architectural drawings, blueprints, plans, and project records for various buildings, homes, and renovations in Guelph and Wellington County by architect Richard Pagani; Huget, Secord and Pagani; and D.L. Pagani Limited.

The Leonard Conolly collection contains materials collected and created by Leonard Conolly relating to Canadian and international theatre, including house programs, posters, costume sketches, scripts, and correspondence. Materials related to Bernard Shaw and The Bernard Shaw Society are also included.

This fonds consists of the professional papers related to Phillip Silver’s career in theatre, including prop, costume, and set design sketches; reviews and clippings; house programs; photographs; lighting plots; production notes; correspondence; and other records. Materials relate to Silver's work at the following theatres: Alberta Theatre Projects, the Canadian Opera Company, CanStage, Citadel Theatre, Grand Theatre, the Harold Green Jewish Theatre, Live Entertainment (Livent), Manitoba Theatre Centre, Neptune Theatre, the Stratford Festival, Tarragon Theatre, Theatre New Brunswick, Theatre Plus, various Theatre Schools, the Toronto Symphony, Young People’s Theatre, and others.

The fonds contains photographs, clippings and magazine articles, crew lists, publications, audio-visual materials, fabric patterns, and costume research notes relating to Ruth Hossie's career as a costume designer. See attached finding aid.

Theatre programs, magazines, administrative records, minutes, reports, financial records, correspondence, and other records relating predominantly to the Dominion Drama Festival and Western Ontario Drama League.