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Letter from Neil S Fleckman of Fleckman & Co. Management and Production, enclosing cheque for performances of Romeo and Juliet pas de deux by Alessandra Ferri and Friends during a tour of outdoor festivals in Italy, summer 1988, 15.11.1988

This file contains correspondence between Kenneth and Deborah MacMillan, their Agents International Creative Management Inc., specialist legal advisers and American Ballet Theatre covering the terms of Kenneth MacMillan's appointment as Artistic Associate, for the performance of some of his ballets, and payment of royalties. There is correspondence from a firm of solicitors advising re US Withholding Tax, and from the Consul of the United States confirming Kenneth MacMillan's right to employment in the US

The file contains statements for payments received, sent by London Artists Ltd., London International, International Famous Agency and London Management between 1964 and 1976

Dennis van Thal, Joint Managing Director at London Management, represented Kenneth MacMillan at London Management from 1975 to 1978. The file contains a letter re handing over representation to Michael Oliver, 1978

Michael Anderson represented Kenneth MacMillan at London at London Artists Ltd., London International and, as a Director at International Famous Agency Ltd from 1966 to 1972

Handwritten aerogramme from Sydney, Australia to Kenneth and Deborah MacMillan, complaining of the difficulties of the season but reporting that 'Romeo (and Juliet) is certainly the best thing on the bill'. Thanks them for the first night telegram. Praises Ivan Nagy both as dancer and person, reports that she makes her delayed debut as Swanhilda, and mentions forthcoming visit from Dan Hogg, 31.8.1972

Address books and phone numbers, mostly undated but all for land-lines. They include contact details for people in the dance, theatre and design professions in the UK and abroad as well as family and friends.

ABT II was ..... The material consists of one typed and one handwritten letter from Richard Englund, Director to Kenneth MacMillan, 1981 and 1983.
Other material in the file consists of one handwritten draft letter from Kenneth MacMillan to [Melville Straus] , Chair of the Board of American Ballet Theatre, about comments made in Private View, the book about one year in the life of ABT which is uncomplimentary about Kenneth MacMillan, four invitations to Gala dinners in honour of American Ballet Theatre and first performances of works, one typed list of Suggested Titles [for The Turning Point] with handwritten annotations, souvenir cast lists for films The Little Drummer Girl and Body Double

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