On an arduous three-month tour of New Zealand by Col. de Basil’s Monte Carlo Russian Ballet in early 1937, the
From the words of the first artistic director – Peggy van Praagh – to the thoughts of the newest Odette/Odile
I recently wrote about a group of Ballets Russes’ drawings by Cecil Waller that were auctioned in Sydney in May
I first saw these Ballets Russes’ drawings at Martyn Cook’s antique showroom in Queen Street, Woollahra in 2009. They’ve intrigued
The deaths of two dancers, one in Sydney, New South Wales, the other in Tulsa, Oklahoma, are reminders of the
Summing up a year’s research at the Mitchell Library in Sydney, I spoke last week about my discoveries as the
Max Dupain photographed many dancers in his Sydney studio, not only those who toured to Australia with the Ballets Russes’
In the winter of 2005, the University of Adelaide, the National Library of Australia and the Australian Ballet, received a
Within the vast collection of Max Dupain’s dance photographs at the State Library of New South Wales is a sub
Very close to the close of the Victoria & Albert’s Diaghilev exhibition in London, the curator, Jane Pritchard, has uncovered