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Papers relating to Ffin – the musical arm of Brith Gof and their concert performance at the Richard Demarco Gallery, including papers relating to an application [for funding] from the Regional Contemporary Music Network and the Regional Contemporary Music Circuit and an update brochure, which contains plans, contracts, correspondence and technical details.

Correspondence and papers, mainly relating to the Camlann production regarding arrangements and administrative matters, including insurance, funding, performance and rehearsal venues, publicity and transport and also including contact lists, marketing and production information with a tour schedule, budgets and production meetings documentation.

Reviews relating to the Prydain production, including a review of Prydain at Mayfest, Glasgow, a letter from David Adams of the Guardian regarding his review with typed copies of some of his reviews of other work by Brith Gof, together with a review from the Cymro with a translation.

A letter concerning arrangements for the Barclays New Stages gala, together with a plan of the Royal Court Theatre. Details of the Brith Gof production are unknown.

Details of the performances and events to be held by Brith Gof on their stand at the 1995 National Eisteddfod at Bro Colwyn.

Correspondence and papers relating to the Valleys Live 92 festival launch and open day, including letters of invitation and publicity material; together a brochure for the Ebbw Vale Garden Festival.

A programme for Kontor 91, at which Lis Hughes Jones performed and Brith Gof held workshops.

An incomplete copy of a review of work 1994-1995 and an information discussion document, together with a contact list and handwritten notes possibly relating to future developments.

A Brith Gof leaflet detailing their education and training services.

Details of the theoretical/academic programme of work for 1996-1997, including completed and forthcoming work.

Information relating to the Brith Gof Orchestra; together with a copy of Spec.

A framed copy of a poem - 'Is There for Honest Poverty', given to Brith Gof from 'the bag people of Glasgow'.