Kenneth MacMillan created the one-act ballet Quartet for Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet which premiered on 2.3.1982 at Sadler's Wells Theatre, London. The ballet consisted of a pas de deux entitled Verdi Variations, which MacMillan choreographed early in 1982 for Peter Schaufuss and Elisabetta Terabust to the first movement of Verdi's music, and a new second movement for four dancers. MacMillan subsequently revised the choreography of the first movement and added a third movement. This version premiered on 7 Apr1982 at The Bristol Hippodrome, Bristol, UK. The material comprises: one first night telegram to Deborah Williams (MacMillan) and Kenneth MacMillan from Peter (Wright), 2 Mar 1982

There are three letters and two contracts for Deborah Williams/Lady MacMillan to design the costumes and the sets for Kenneth MacMillan's ballet Quartet for Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet, 1982 and 1986

Reviews of performances by Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet of Playground, The Poltroon and Quartet