From the archives: Romeo and Juliet
The year is 1974. For the first time, John Cranko’s production of Romeo and Juliet is introduced to the company, and its young dancers go on a journey of learning and discovery that profoundly influences their artistry.
We revisit those heady times through some of the precious images in our archive, which we are digitising with the help of our Living Heritage Partner, CHANEL.
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06 Oct 2022
Marilyn Rowe and Colin Peasley
Photo David Parker 1975
Marilyn Rowe and Kelvin Coe
Photo David Parker 1975
Marilyn Rowe
Photo David Parker 1975
Kelvin Coe and Marilyn Rowe
Photo David Parker
Marilyn Rowe and Colin Peasley
Photo David Parker 1975
Marilyn Rowe and Kelvin Coe
Photo David Parker 1975
Marilyn Rowe
Photo David Parker 1975
Kelvin Coe and Marilyn Rowe
Photo David Parker
Wendy Walker, Robert Olup, Artists of The Australian Ballet
Photo David Parker
Francis Croese, Alan Richard Alder, Artists of The Australian Ballet
Photo David Parker
Ross Stretton, Marilyn Jones and Artists of The Australian Ballet
Photo David Parker
Colin Peasley
Photo David Parker
Wendy Walker, Robert Olup, Artists of The Australian Ballet
Photo David Parker
Francis Croese, Alan Richard Alder, Artists of The Australian Ballet
Photo David Parker
Ross Stretton, Marilyn Jones and Artists of The Australian Ballet
Photo David Parker
Colin Peasley
Photo David Parker
The first fittings of Jürgen Rose’s richly coloured designs in our costume atelier
The first fittings of Jürgen Rose’s richly coloured designs in our costume atelier