Prospecting before us; an anti-occasion for dancers in London’s opera world
Dancing in Versailles from the Sun King to the French Revolution
Celebrating and entertaining a new king and his bride
‘Lovely in her countenance, delicate in her form’: The portraits of Hester Santlow (c.1693-1773)
‘Dance, like morality, is in the eye of the beholder’: Adam Smith on the role of the spectator
Portraiture and the Birth of Celebrity on the Eighteenth-Century Stage
‘Formeront le Bosquet’: Teenage Future Dance Icons on the Jesuit Stage in Paris
Celebrity patrons: the Montagu family and dance throughout the eighteenth-century
The Role of Dance in the Political Ballets at the Court of Dresden
Signification and the Dancing Body, 1760-1826
A Peep into Mozart and Le Picq’s Serraglio (Milan, 1772): Noverre’s Tragic Reworking of a Comic Ballet
Airy Delights:Ballet, Balloonmania and Celebrity in Late Eighteenth-Century London