Item is an image of the theatrical production "A Kind of Alaska," featuring two characters sitting by a bed. The individual on the left sits in a chair and looks at the other individual; their body is turned slightly toward the right. The individual on the right sits on the bed and leans back against several pillows; they smile and play with their hair. Left of the individuals, there is a side table and an empty chair, and right of the bed, there is a side table with a bowl, a towel, a small lamp, and a small bottle on it.

Items are posters for a production of Robert Bolt's "A Man for All Seasons." Item consists of black typing printed on blue paper. There is a reproduction of a sketch of a branch with leaves and a flower bud.

Item is a poster of the production “A Mid Summer Night’s Dream,” by William Shakespeare and directed by Kate Muchmore Woo. The poster features two lining drawings, in white, depicting characters from the play that are placed in the title. Nick Bottom, the horse face, is placed between the words “A” and “Mid”, and a side profile of Puck, the fairy, stands behind the letter ‘M’ from the word ‘dream’ on the bottom right. The character Puck is leaning forward with their right arm extended and touching the apostrophe while their left hand extends down the letter ‘M’ The play’s title is featured in bold letter in ombre moving from orange to purple. Under the title in white cursive reads “The dreaming, the magic, the celebration…One last time.” A lime green pothos plant is featured on the left behind the title with the last three leaves weaving to the front between letters ‘N’, ‘I’, ‘D’, and ‘R’. There is a white coloured hand coming out from the top of the second letter ‘M’ from the word ‘summer’ holding a stem of an open-faced purple hellebore flower. The flower blossom sits on the front top of the letter “D” of the word ‘mid’. The poster background is black with a winkled effect. There is a dark purple circle that frames the production title.

Items are posters for a production of William Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," directed by Lloyd Arnett. Posters A and B consist of brown text on cream paper. Poster C consists of black text on white paper. All posters have Renaissance-style embellishments bordering the top and right sides. On the left there is a reproduction of a print of a creature in the woods shooting a bow and arrow. A portrait of William Shakespeare can be seen below the title of the piece.

Item is a print photograph depicting the production "A Midsummer Night's Dream" by William Shakespeare. The photo depicts seven actors on stage, with a backdrop depicting trees and a cupid figure. On the far left, an actor is dressed ins a brown bodysuit with green trim on the shoulders and waist. To the right, an actor is dressed in a large donkey head, bowing and extending their hand to another actor. This actor is reclined on the floor, dressed in a white shirt and brown short pants. To the right is another actor dressed in a white shirt and brown paints, laying on the floor. Behind them is another actor dressed in a white shirt and brown pants, stadning and looking at the donkey To the right is another actor sitting on the ground, dressed in a white shirt, brown vest, and tan pants. To the right is another actor in a white shirt and black pants, also reclining on the ground. They all look to the donkey in shock.

Item is a poster for a production of the world premiere of Mike Mason's "A Scrap of Red." Also performed was "Corrie and Papa," and "Heart of the Mountain." The poster consists of black text printed on white paper.

Items are posters for a production of Michelle Lieffertz's "A Third Finger in the Marmalade." Poster consists of black text in different fonts printed on bright pink paper. Along the bottom of the poster are five figures, three are dancing and two are scratching their heads.