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This file contains:

1. One page schedule for 1990/91 season, with handwritten annotations by Kenneth MacMillan
2. Royal Opera House provisional rehearsal schedule, 1990/91
3. The Royal Ballet rehearsal schedule with casts and repetiteurs, Feb 1992
4. Rehearsal calls for Birmingham Royal Ballet in Birmingham, Feb 1992
5. The Royal Ballet schedule for classes, 1992/93
6. The Royal Ballet rehearsal schedule, 1992/93

This file contains

1. one card wallet from Pall Mall Travel enclosing tickets for the QEII sailing from Southampton to New York, a postcard and embarkation notice, and an invoice from the Royal Opera House for travel costs
2. Daily programmes for activities on board, 22 - 26 May 1972
3. Passenger list for the sailing from New York to Southampton. The list includes Mr Kenneth MacMillan and Miss Deborah Williams
4. A luggage sticker for Deborah Williams, 8 Jun 1972
5. Nine menus for meals on board the Paquebot 'France', Transatlantique French Line sailing from New York to Southampton, one for breakfast, one each for lunch on 8 and 12 Jun, and for lunch and dinner on 9, 10 and 11 Jun 1972, including the Captain's Dinner on 11 Jun. Large with coloured illustration on front cover

This file contains:

1. BOAC World Wide Route Maps, colour booklet
2. 'Gloria' Review, colour magazine for the Gloria hotel, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Jan/Feb 1973
3. Invitation to the Club Monte Libano for supper in honour of The Royal Ballet, 24 Apr 1973
4. Letter of welcome from the Mayor of Belo Horizonte, Rio de Janeiro, with itinerary 6-8 Apr 1973
5. Notes prepared for The Royal Ballet
6. Details of the Social Programme, 16-30 Apr 1973

This file contains:

1. One interdepartmental communication giving details of the journalists travelling with the Company
2. Map of Japan
3. Four typed pages of the performance and travel schedule, 17 Apr - 25 May 1975
4. Brown paper envelope for room key for the New Otani Hotel and Tower, Tokyo
5. 10 typed pages of details for the tour, listing hotels, theatre, transport and restaurants, and also highlighting any potential issues

This file contains:

1. a leaflet for The Universal Studios Tour, n.d.
2. A list of addresses of the theatres and hotels in each venue, with some handwritten annotations
3. a menu for the British Airways flight from Los Angeles to London, n.d.

This file contains:

1. two tickets of ballet performances at the Metropolitan Opera, Lincoln Center, New York, 8 Jun and 17 Jun 1981
2. tour booklet issued by the Royal Opera House for The Royal Ballet North American Tour, giving detail practical information about the tour. With a 'Savoy' headed business card with Mr K MacMillan written on it. n.d.
3. A card with envelope from Joan Harris, n.d.
4. Notepad from Hotel Navarro on-the-Park with a very few handwritten notes , n.d.
5. Card with handwritten notes, n.d.
6. Printed cards and envelope for becoming a Friend of American Ballet Theatre
7. Invitation to meet Sir John and Anya Sainsbury before a performance at the New York State Theater, 14 Jun 1981
8. Invitation from Anthony Dowell and Antoinette Sibley to supper to celebrate their return to New York, n.d.
9. 4 x telephone messages
   10 A page from a notebook with handwritten notes
10. An interdepartmental communication giving instructions on what to do on arrival at airport
11. A letter, gala ball ticket, place cards and envelope,
12. Two good luck telegrams
13. Two interdepartmental communications giving details of interviews, 17 and 24 Jun 1981
14. The Royal Ballet weekly production schedule, 19 Jun 1981
15. Casting for Isadora plus schedule
16. 1981 Tour schedule for USA and Canada, 1981, with casts
17. Two menus and invitation, to supper in honour of HRH The Princess Margaret in Toronto
18. Miscellaneous receipts

A typed daily performance and travel schedule for the tour, with a covering typed note, 16 Apr - 20 Jun 1983

One typed letter on two pages of 'Art Gallery and Museums and The Royal Pavilion' headed notepaper, from Mrs Lou Taylor, Costume Department, about material relating to Les Ballets 1933 held in the museum collections and asking for any help Kenneth MacMillan could offer in identifying some of the costumes, 19 July

This file contains:

1. Agreement for Concerto, 1968
2. Two letters from Brigitta Bergrren-Hedin, one including a request for two dancers to perform the Romeo and Juliet balcony pas de deux at Varna, and comments on Erik [Bruhn], 14 May 1970
3. Christmas postcard with black and white photograph of the Company in Les Noces (Robbins), 1971
4. Letter from Ivo Carmer re casting Romeo and Juliet, 7 May 1979
5. Letter from Veil Bethke re performing Manon in 1980, a typed list of the opera/ballet dancers in the 1979/80 season, with Kenneth MacMillan's note for corps de ballet roles, double page leaflet with head shots of the company members for the 1979/80 season with K. MacMillan's notes re roles
6. Invitation to a meeting of The Ballet Club of the Royal Opera, 13 Nov 1980, with envelope
7. Good luck telegrams from Norman [Morrice] and Iris [Law] for the first night of Manon, 22 Nov 1980
8. Greetings card from The Royal Swedish Ballet thanking K MacMillan for Manon, 22 Nov 2980
9. Letter from Gunilla ? enclosing a photocopy and a translation of a review of Manon during The Royal Swedish Ballet's tour to the Soviet Union,1981
10. Handwritten postcard from Desmond Reid re Princess Lillian of Sweden attending the opening performance, with envelope, n.d.
11. Correspondence between Kenneth and Deborah MacMillan, Kenneth MacMillan's Agent Kenneth Ewing and Solicitor David Ashby, and The Royal Swedish Ballet concerning performing rights for Romeo and Juliet and Manon, including copies of agreements, 22 Oct 1987-29 Jun 1988
12. Letter from Nils-Ake Haggbom inviting Kenneth MacMillan to look at the Company, do new casting for Manon, and discuss a new work, 20 Feb 1990, including a schedule of performances

One typed letter from Mark Featherstone-Witty inviting Kenneth MacMillan to the launch of the School for Performing Arts on 6 Feb 1989 at Abbey Road Recording Studios, London. Speakers will include Kenneth Baker, Secretary of State for Education, and the Chairman of the British Phonographic Society and George Martin from Abbey Road Studios