Showing 839 results

One list of Theatrical Licence Agreements for Complete Ballets together with original and photocopied copies of the agreements issued by Berger, Oliver & Co, Bartletts, de Reya, All Arts Agency Inc and the Wurttemberg State Theatre, Stuttgart.

One list of Theatrical Licence Agreements for Excerpts together with nine original and photocopied copies of the agreements issued by Berger, Oliver & Co, Bartletts, de Reya, All Arts Agency Inc and Kenneth MacMillan & Partner.

Typed list and three agreements for videogram rights

This file of administrative correspondence between Kenneth MacMillan and the Deutsche Oper Berlin covers his period as Ballet Director. It comprises correspondence including rehearsal and stage schedules, terms and conditions for Kenneth MacMillan, arrangements re dancers, the contract for Monica Parker as choreologist, details for productions including Anastasia, The Sleeping Beauty and Swan Lake, a handwritten note from Kenneth MacMillan to Gert [Reinholm] and his handwritten letter confirming that he will not be renewing his contract

The material in these files record the conversations and negotiations between Kenneth and Deborah MacMillan, the solicitors employed by Kenneth MacMillan and Partner, and the Companies seeking to perform works by Kenneth MacMillan.

Kenneth MacMillan created the one-act ballet La Fin du jour for The Royal Ballet which premiered at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden on 15 Mar 1979. The material comprises:

1. 13 good luck telegrams including from Frederick Ashton, Gillian and Edward Thorp, Iris Law, Norman Morrice, Derek Rencher, Lynn Seymour and Barry Humphries, 14-17 Mar 1979
2. One handwritten card of congratulations from Merle Park, 15 Mar 1979
3. Printed invitation from The Directors and General Administrator of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden to a party in the Crush Bar after the first night of La Fin du jour, 15 Mar 1979, with envelope
4. Typed letter from Mark Bonham Carter to Kenneth MacMillan repeating his congratulations on La Fin du jour, 19 Mar 1979
5. 16 costume, two headdress and four set designs by Ian Spurling, signed and dated by the artist

Printed orchestral suite for a ballet in one act with music by Jacques Casterede and plot by Jerome le Maitre, La Mythomane or La femme et sa fable, published and copyright by Editions Rideau Rouge, 1967

The correspondence in this file contains letters, faxes and agreements relating to productions by Landseer, including MacMillan at 60, 1990, Front of House, 1990, Bravo, n.d., Winter Dreams, 1992, and a suggestion for a new television version of Mayerling, 1992