Contains material such as theatre programs, concert notes, invitations and ephemeral items relating to performances that were presented by the Arts Council of Australia (Queensland Division), sometimes in association with other organisations.
Performances include: Exhibition Sydney Contemporary Painters (1961) (with an invitation to opening night) ; Rosalinde Fuller in Masks and Faces (1962) ; Peter Scriven's original Tintookies are back (1965-1966) (with booklet about the Tintookies) ; Young Elizabethan Players Programme (1965, 1967, 1969, 1970) ; The Australian Boys' Choir Queensland Tour (1966) ; Members of The Australian Ballet Company for Queensland Tour (1966) ; Madam Butterfly (1965?) by Giacomo Puccini ; A Taste of Honey : a love story with a difference by Shelagh Delaney (1967?) (presented by The Arts Council of Australia Qld Division) ; Dr. Miracle (a one-act comic opera) by George Bizet (1969?) ; The Engel Family (1967, 1969) ; Baranggay Philippine Dancers (1972) ; Australian Dance Theatre ((1973?) ; You're a good man Charlie Brown (1972) ; Bulga Bill's Bicycle Bank (1973) ; Queensland Ballet State Tour (1974) ; Verdi's La Traviata (1974) ; Kolobok Dance Company (1975, March/April 1977) ; The Royal Sharkespeare Company (1976) ; The Tschaika Cossacks (1977) ; The Philippe Genty Company (1979) ; Malambo Latino from Argentina (1979) ; Old Herbaceous (1981) ; Reynaldo Meza and Los Paraguayos (1981) ; Gertrude Langer Fine Music Concerts (1983) ; First Night of Pygmalian by Richard Huggett (1983) ; Griffiths Marionette Theatre ; University of Queensland Sinfonietta ; Peter O'Shaughnessy in You Wouldn't Read about it ; The Paul Grinwis Ballet Company ; Helen Roberts and Richard Walker in songs and scenes from Gilbert and Sullivan ; Peter O'Shaughnessy in The Diary of a Madman ; Macbeth in Camera ; Ray Price Jazz Quartet ; Leonard Teale in While the Billy Boils .. a night in the life of Henry Lawson ; International Celebrity Series ; Dreamtime and Dionysus (devised and directed by Don Batchelor) ; and The Loaded Dog. Included are four of the programmes for the lunch-time lectures presented by the Arts Council of Australia Queensland Division.