Kenneth MacMillan appeared in A Season of Ballet in Henley-on-Thames in 1952 choreographed and produced by John Cranko. MacMillan appears in 21 of the 39 photographs of this season, some of the photographs are signed by him
MacMillan, KennethThere are nine small photographs possibly in rehearsal clothes, seven head and shoulders and two full length. The small ones include two smoking a cigarette and one with cigarette and mirror, the full length include posed on the floor surrounded by Ballet magazine and one ballet pose. Two of the larger photographs are on brown pages taken from an album. These photographs are possibly taken by Paul Wilson, see credit in Different Drummer. The reverse of one of the mounted photographs has two dancing photographs, catalogued at RAD/2/MAC/5/4/2.
There are four small photographs in costume for Valses nobles et sentimentales, three with [Donald Britton] on a roof in Covent Garden, two small photographs in an unidentified costume, one full length, one head and shoulders holding a candle, two small photographs seated at a table looking at a photograph in a frame, and one small photograph seated at a table outside at the seaside (?)
Studio portraits of Kenneth MacMillan in suit and tie, 1/4 length, two poses
Wilson, PaulDancer, Teacher, Director
Seymour, MauriceDancer, Choreographer, Teacher
Wilson, Paul