| Description | Loose sheets of script and poetry with notes some of which are handwritten, contained within the cover of a used writing pad. Material dates from the time when Darke performed as an actor, includes extracts from Black and White by Harold Pinter, The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde, Ring Aroud the Moon an adapataion by Christopher Fry of Jean Anouilh's Invitation to the Castle, Pluck the Fruit and Take The Pleasure by Thomas Lodge, The Poison Tree by William Blake, All Gone by Cecil Day Lewis, Sonnet 'England 1802' by William Wordsworth, Holy Sonnet VII by John Donne and Odysseus Tells by John Masefield. |