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Theatre Programmes: The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui by Brecht, Berliner Ensemble, Old Vic 1965; The Life of Galileo, by Brecht, Arts Theatre, Cambridge 1980; The Tutor, by JMR Lenz, adapted by Brecht, Old Vic 1988; production of Troilus and Cressida in German, Berliner Ensemble, Germany

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Margot Heinemann papersHEIN

Margot Heinemann: correspondenceHEIN/1

Margot Heinemann: literary, political and historical notesHEIN/2

Margot Heinemann: conference papersHEIN/3

Margot Heinemann: papers related to publicationsHEIN/4

Margot Heinemann: papers relating to 20th century social, political and cultural backgroundHEIN/5

Margot Heinemann: collected 20th century writingHEIN/6

Margot Heinemann: papers relating to communism and communistsHEIN/7

Margot Heinemann: papers relating to Bertolt Brecht and his workHEIN/8

Copy extracts from Brecht’s writings on theatreHEIN/8/1

Margot Heinemann: notes on BrechtHEIN/8/2

Roy Pascal, ‘Brecht’s Misgivings’HEIN/8/3

Margot Heinemann: correspondence with London Review of Books about BrechtHEIN/8/4

John Willett, ‘About Decision’HEIN/8/5

Theatre ProgrammesHEIN/8/6

Margot Heinemann, draft lecture ‘Sacrilege Sanctifies: Brecht’s reading of Shakespeare’HEIN/8/7

Margot Heinemann: typescript of short article, ‘Historicising Brecht’HEIN/8/8

Robert Weimann, ‘Shakespeare, Brecht und die Deutsche Klassik’HEIN/8/9

Dieter Hoffmeier, ‘Voll Bewundering un Kritik: Arbeitsbeziehungen Brechts zu Shakespeare’HEIN/8/10

Stephen Heath, ‘Lessons from Brecht’HEIN/8/11

‘Chancellor with Shakespeare on his side’, interview of Nigel Lawson by Terry ColemanHEIN/8/12

Copy extracts from plays by Brecht and Shakespeare, essays by Brecht and commentaries on Brecht and ShakespeareHEIN/8/13

Copy extracts from works on theatre by Brecht, Ralph Berry and Peter BrookHEIN/8/14

Copy index to ArbeitsjournalHEIN/8/15

Handwritten translation of Brecht’s poem ‘Vom Toten Soldaten’HEIN/8/16

Margot Heinemann: collected writing on ShakespeareHEIN/9

Margot Heinemann: collected writings on 16th and 17th century history and literatureHEIN/10

Margot Heinemann: unpublished work and related papersHEIN/11

Margot Heinemann: papers relating to television and theatre productionsHEIN/12

Margot Heinemann: collected writings about the Spanish Civil WarHEIN/13

Margot Heinemann: personal writing on herself and familyHEIN/14

Margot Heinemann: sundry items and artefactsHEIN/15