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1974. L-R: Caroline Tisdall, Mark Francis. A Rat Trap. Edinburgh Arts 1974.
1972. Admission Ticket. Kantor's production of The Water Hen (Moor Hen) at Forrest Hill Poorhouse, Edinburgh.
1972. Performance of The Water Hen by Tadeusz Kantor's Cricot 2 Theatre company at Forrest Hill Poorhouse, Edinburgh. Frank Dunlop participating in performance.
1979. Paul Neagu exhibition at Third Eye Centre, Glasgow.
1976. Kantor/ Cricot 2 Theatre. The Dead Class. Riverside Studios, London.
1973. Lovelies and Dowdies. Performance by Kantor's Cricot 2 Theatre at Forrest Hill Poorhouse, Edinburgh. Sean Connery in audience. Edinburgh Arts 1973.
1969. Letter to Demarco from City of Edinburgh Corporation refusing Paul Neagu permission to erect a projected temporary structure in Melville Crescent, Edinburgh.
1976. Exhibition Poster. Hornia Bernea and Paul Neagu exhibitions at the RDG.
1976. Press Cutting. The Daily Telegraph. Theatre review by John Barber, ref. Kantor's Cricot 2 Theatre production of The Dead Class.
1972. Paul Neagu's drawing workshop at Greyfriars Churchyard, Edinburgh. Edinburgh Arts 1972.
1972. Performance of The Water Hen by Tadeusz Kantor's Cricot 2 Theatre company at Forrest Hill Poorhouse, Edinburgh. Frank Dunlop participating in performance.
1973. Lovelies and Dowdies. Performance by Kantor's Cricot 2 Theatre at Forrest Hill Poorhouse, Edinburgh.
1975. Neagu. Gradually Going Tornado. Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh.
1970. Letter from Demarco to Ian Hamilton Finlay.
1972. Michael Hunter. Performance at the RDG. Hunter and Raskin's Edinburgh Arts 1972 theatre production of Home Free.
1988. Exhibition Card. Paul Neagu: Nine Catalytic Stations. Presentede by the RDG and the Scottish Sculpture Trust at Traquair House, Peeblesshire, Scotland.
1972. Ryszard Stanislawski, director of the Lodz Museum of Art, Poland, at opening of the Atelier '72 exhibition at the RDG.
1977. Exhibition Notice (verso). Keane, Chaplin, Wilson, Neagu, Rolfe at Air Gallery, London.
