The material in this file includes details of payments for staging ballets and for royalty payments, details of performances of Requiem, My Brother, My Sisters and Song of the Earth, and a draft contract for Different Drummer
MacMillan, KennethReviews of performances by the Stuttgart Ballet, including one large review of Requiem with a black and white photograph of Marcia Haydee and Richard Cragun
One photograph of Kenneth MacMillan with Ray Barra, Marcia Haydee and Graeme Andereo (?) at the Edinburgh Festival in 1963, and eight photographs in rehearsals, Kenneth MacMillan alone and with Peter Wright, John Cranko, Marcia Haydee and Ray Barra. Four pages of photocopies of photographs of rehearsals for My brother, my sisters
MacMillan, KennethPhotographs of the Stuttgart Ballet in Las Hermanas, with Marcia Haydee, Ray Barra, Birgit Keil, Ruth Papendick and others, one photograph inscribed to Kenneth MacMillan by Ruth Papendick (two large)
MacMillan, KennethPhotographs of Marcia Haydee and Richard Cragun in Requiem, with photocopies of further photographs some taken from Hurst Kogler and Leslie E Spatt's book The Stuttgart Ballet
MacMillan, KennethOne photograph of Marcia Haydee, Richard Cragun and Egon Madsen in Song of the Earth
MacMillan, KennethIn the gracious presence of H.M. Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, and in celebration of the Centenary of the birth of Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree, founder of the RADA. To aid the rebuilding fund of the RADA Vanburgh Theatre and Variety Heart Fund for Under-Privileged Children.
The secrets of dangerous and thrilling acrobatic dancing are revealed by the editor of "The Dancing Times". Illustrated article.
Kenneth MacMillan created the dances for John Osborne's musical The World of Paul Slickey which premiered on 5.5.1959 at the Palace Theatre, London. Material in this file consists of:
- Card and metal invitation from John Osborne to Kenneth MacMillan for drinks and supper after the first night, written as a memo from Paul Slickey
- Programme for the first night at the Palace Theatre, London 5.5.1959
- Stage