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Prose papers of Nigel Jenkins, which include draft, fair-copy and published material; related correspondence; and notes.

Material relating to Strike a Light! (1985), Waldo's Witness (1986) and to other plays by Nigel Jenkins.

Published works of poetry and prose edited or co-edited by Nigel Jenkins.

Poetry of writers other than Nigel Jenkins and Peter Meilleur, comprising poetic anthologies; material relating to haiku poet David Cobb; printed illustrated poster of a poem entitled Shoes, translated into English by Nigel Jenkins from the original Welsh of Menna Elfyn; and miscellaneous poetry by various authors. Some of the material include letters to Nigel Jenkins.

Prose of writers other than Nigel Jenkins and Peter Meilleur, comprising prose anthologies and miscellaneous prose by various authors.

Material relating to Samizdat Wales and other collections of poetry, prose, etc by various writers, including Nigel Jenkins.

Play by Adrian Mitchell entitled Uppendown Mooney, inscribed to Nigel Jenkins and Delyth Evans from Adrian Mitchell at front of volume; and play by Tony Conran entitled Branwen: A Revolutionary Tragedy, with profile of Branwen by Nigel Jenkins; together with miscellaneous plays by various writers.

Manuscript, typescript and printed poetry of multi-lingual sound/concrete poet and verbal/visual artist Peter Noel Meilleur ('Childe Roland').

Material relating to Peter Meilleur's Ham & Jam and A Pearl: Two One-Act Plays.

Small-scale two- and three-dimensional constructions and images made by Peter Meilleur, with related material.

Material relating to musical collaborations of Peter Meilleur.

Correspondence of Peter Meilleur, including letters from Peter Meilleur to Nigel Jenkins.

Miscellaneous material of or relating to Peter Meilleur's life and work.

Miscellaneous material (other than awards and honours) relating to Siân Phillips' education and training through school, university and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA).

Material relating to stage, screen, radio, sound recordings and audiobook productions, as well as an art exhibition, in which Siân Phillips participated.

Material relating to school, university and professional qualifications, awards and honours awarded to Siân Phillips.

Press articles relating to the private and professional lives of Siân Phillips, her second husband Peter O'Toole, their daughters Kate O'Toole and Pat O'Toole and to Siân Phillips' third husband Robin Sachs, the contents ranging from Siân Phillips' earliest school successes to her latter-day career. Some items annotated by Siân Phillips. Together with miscellaneous press articles not directly related to Siân Phillips or her family but some of which reference leading figures in the theatrical world, Welsh current affairs or notable Welsh figures.

Notebooks containing notes in Siân Phillips' hand, the contents largely relating to various stage and screen productions in which she participated.

Diaries and calendars, 1960s - 2020s and undated, of Siân Phillips, some of the diaries having been printed for that purpose, others being notebooks used as diaries. The contents largely relate to Siân Phillips' personal, domestic and family affairs and to her professional life, some diaries being kept specifically alongside theatrical 'runs' or filming schedules. Many of the items contain inserts such as newspaper cuttings, letters, cards and notes.

Letters, cards and telegrams, [1946]-2021, to Siân Phillips (with some correspondence addressed to Siân Phillips and her second husband Peter O'Toole and to Siân Phillips and her third husband Robin Sachs) from family members and from friends and colleagues in the theatrical world and the media; also correspondence addressed to family members of Siân Phillips.