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With Sadler's Wells Ballet
RAD/2/MAC/5/3/2/1 · File · 1946-1953, n.d.
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72 black and white photographic prints showing Kenneth MacMillan with members of the Sadler's Wells Ballet on tour, at parties and on holidays. It includes one photograph with the Lord Mayor of Coventry, 1953, photographs in Atlanta and at Malibu Beach, Hollywood, on Brighton beach, in Lisbon, travelling by airplane, at parties and at a Christening. Dancers include Stella Claire, Alexander Grant, Greta Hambry, Anne Heaton, Pamela May and Pirmin Trecu. Two reprints of photographs of Kenneth MacMillan posing with Nadia Nerina and with Greta Hambry in swimming costumes, Cambridge 1946

MacMillan, Kenneth
Works
RAD/2/MAC/15/1/9 · File · 2000s, n.d.
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This file contains Jann Parry's notes on specific ballets created by Kenneth MacMillan, including interviews with dancers closely associated with particular works

MacMillan, Kenneth
World Wildlife Fund
RAD/2/MAC/7/37/5 · File · 1974
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One typed letter from Lord Londonderry requesting permission to include Concerto slow movement pas de deux and Romeo and Juliet balcony pas de deux in performance at Wynyard Park on behalf of the World Wildlife Fund, 23 Sep 1974. Performers would be Georgina Parkinson and Donald MacLeary, Doreen Wells and David Wall, with envelope

MacMillan, Kenneth
Yorkshire Ballet Seminar
RAD/2/MAC/7/38 · File · 1980-1984
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This file contains:

  1. Handwritten letter from David Gayle, Founder Director of the Yorkshire Ballet Seminars, thanking Kenneth MacMillan for granting permission for dancers to perform from Concerto pas de deux and Romeo and Juliet balcony pas de deux, 14 May 1980
  2. Typed letter from David Gayle giving details of the forthcoming Seminar and asking permission for Gail Taphouse and Michael Crookes to perform Concerto pas de deux, 28 Feb 1984