The Helpmann files in the Library’s PROMPT collection document the extensive career overseas of Robert Helpmann as dancer, choreographer, director, and actor.
Helpmann’s career in Australia with the Australian Ballet and other Australian companies, and in the Old Vic Co. tour of Australia in 1955 are not listed here. Material relating to these aspects of his career is held in the PROMPT files under the respective names of the companies. Helpmann’s Australian and New Zealand tours of Nude with violin is such an example where it is held in the J.C.Williamson General files in the PROMPT Collection.
Content
Printed materials in the PROMPT collection include programs, and printed ephemera such as brochures, leaflets, tickets, etc. Theatre programs are taken as the prime documentary evidence of a performance by Helpmann. In a few cases however, the only evidence for a Helpmann performance is a piece of printed ephemera other than a full program. In these cases the details are in italics. Examples of this occur during part of the Sadler’s Wells Ballet seasons at Covent Garden in 1948 and 1949 in which fold-out brochures give basic daily listings for several weeks of the repertoire to be performed and some of the artists appearing. Details of Helpmann’s scheduled appearances have been extracted from these lists, but there is no guarantee that he actually appeared in the performance. In the case of triple bills there is no indication of the role/s he was to have danced. If, at a later stage, a program is acquired for any of those performances it is then taken as the prime document and supersedes the brochure listing as evidence of Helpmann’s actual appearance.
The Helpmann files in the PROMPT collection also includes a miscellaneous box of ephemera items.
Access
The Helpmann PROMPT collection may be requested via the catalogue.
There are a number of boxes of material so readers are advised to specify the type of performance (eg film, theatre or ballet) and the year or year range they require, in their request.
Other Helpmann collections
A variety of material relating to Helpmann are accessible through the Library's catalogue, including papers and scrapbooks belonging to Sir Robert Helpmann, biographical cuttings, pictures and photographs, books about Helpmann, the ballet companies he performed with, the films he acted in, etc., as well as serials and newspapers containing reviews and articles.
Arrangement
The list is in four sequences:
- Film
- Theatre (ie Helpmann as actor and director working in drama, comedy, opera, revue)
- Ballet
- Miscellaneous
The arrangement in each sequence is chronological by year and then by month, week or day. Entries for each program are then arranged by City. Venue/Theatre. Company Name.
All dates are based on evidence in the programs or ephemera.
Name of ballet/play in bold face : author in the case of plays : character/s played or danced by RH and/or indications of his role as Director, Choreographer etc.
The listing also notes the number of copies held, autographs, photos, biographies given in the program and significant partners in dance such as Dame Margot Fonteyn.
Film
| 1945 | Henry V (L. Olivier, prod. & dir. in close association with the editor, Reginald Beck) -- Bishop of Ely Laurence Olivier's presentation in Technicolour of Henry V [at] Marble Arch Pavilion. 1 folded sheet ([3] p.) |
| 1948 | The Red Shoes (J.A. Rank, dir. Powell, Pressburger) -- Ivan Boleslawsky ; Choreographed by RH Souvenir program. USA. [16] p. Red cover with ill. of legs in red pumps on points |
| 1948 | The Story of the Red Shoes — Ivan Boleslawsky Souvenir program. Sydney. [16] p. Moira Shearer with Massine on cover (3 copies) |
| 1948 | The Red Shoes Review article from The dancing times, Sept. 1948, p.:647-648, 653 “Red Shoes” and “The Unfinished Dance” : dance film notes / by John K. Newnham |
| 1948 | The Red Shoes Advertisement flyer in colour for Greater Union. 35 mm. release, 1989? Includes photos of RH 3 copies |
| 1948 | The Red Shoes Newspaper article from The Australian, Sept. 24, 1999 “Third Man first film / by Dalya Alberge” Top ten favourite British films of the 20th century |
| 1951 | The Tales of Hoffmann (London Films, dir. M. Powell) Choreographed by Frederick Ashton Lindorf in the Prologue and Epilogue ; Coppelius in Act I, The Tale of Olympia; Dapertutto in Act II, The Tale of Giulietta Souvenir program. New York. [16] p. |
| 1951? |
The Tales of Hoffman (London Filmes, dir. M. Powell) Choreographed by Frederick Ashton. Lindorf in the Prologue and Epilogue ; Coppelius in Act I, The Tale of Olympia ; Dapertutto in Act II, The Tale of Giulietta. Souvenir program, 1 p. 3 x fold. |
| 1951? | Brisbane. His Majesty's Theatre The Tales of Hoffmann — Lindorf in the Prologue and Epilogue ; Coppelius in Act I, The Tale of Olympia; Dapertutto in Act II, The Tale of Giulietta Souvenir program(2 p.) |
| 1973 |
Sydney Opera House Don Quixote (dir. R. Nureyev & R. Helpman). Choreographed by Rudolf Nureyev after Petipa. World premiere, 19th July, 1973 [1 p.] |
Theatre
| 1933 February |
London. Gate Theatre Studio I Hate Men (Godfrey) – Young man |
| 1933 21 June |
Hammersmith, Lyric Theatre. The Fantasticks (Rostand) – “Persons of the Ballet” |
| 1934 5 June |
London. Savoy Theatre Precipice (Gregory) -- Duval |
| 1935 (18 March) | London. Adelphi Theatre Clifford Whitely's Revue. Stop Press Lonely Heart Column ; Book of the Month “The Beggar’s Dream” — Beggar ; Revolt In Cuba ; Echo of Former Romance |
| 1935 (8 July) | Golders Green Hippodrome Clifford Whitely’s [Revue]. Stop Press Lonely Heart Column ; Book of the Month “The Beggar’s Dream” – Beggar ; Revolt In Cuba ; Echo of Former Romance |
| 1935 (15 July) | London. Streatham Hill Theatre Clifford Whitely’s [Revue]. Stop Press Lonely Heart Column ; Book of the Month “The Beggar’s Dream” – Beggar ; Revolt In Cuba ; Echo of Former Romance |
| 1936 (9-16 June) | Cambridge. Arts Theatre. The Footlights Dramatic Club. Turn Over A New Leaf. Choreographed by RH Includes port. |
| 1937 (8-15 June) | Cambridge. Arts Theatre. The Footlights Dramatic Club. Full Swing. Choreographed by RH. Includes port. |
| 1937 (26 Dec.) | London. The Old Vic. Sadler’s Wells. Season 1937-38 A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Shakespeare) – Oberon, King of the Fairies |
| 1938 (5 February) | London. The Old Vic. The Old Vic Company A Midsummer Night's Dream (Shakespeare) — Oberon, King of The Fairies |
| 1938 April | London. The People’s National Theatre. The Playhouse Theatre The Insect play (by the brothers Capek) Felix in Act I ; Mr Cricket in Act II ; Chief of the Yellow Ants in Act III 3 copies, one with cover ill. by Mervyn Peake |
| 1938 (26 Dec. – 4 weeks) | London. The Old Vic. Sadler’s Wells. Season 1938-39 A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Shakespeare) – Oberon, King of the Fairies |
| 1939 (?) | London. New Theatre. The Old Vic. Theatre Company Peer Gynt (Ibsen) – Arrangements of grouping and movement |
| 1939-1945? | London. His Majesty’s Theatre, Haymarket The Merry Widow (Lehar) – Choreography |
| 1939-1945? | London. Saville Theatre Fine and Dandy – Dances arranged by RH |
| 1939-1945? | London. Princes Theatre Wild Rose -- Dances arranged by RH |
| 1939 (28 March) | London. The Old Vic. The Old Vic. Company. Season 1938-39 The Taming Of The Shrew (Shakespeare) — Gremio, an old gentleman ; Nicholas, a servant ; a tailor |
| 1939 (24 April) | London. The Old Vic. The Old Vic. Company Shakespeare Birthday Festival The Taming Of The Shrew -- Tailor |
| 1944 (12 February) | London. New Theatre. The Old Vic Company Hamlet (Shakespeare) — Hamlet 2 copies |
| 1946 (29 July) | London. Palace Theatre Song of Norway – Choreography of the Concert Ballet and Freddy and His Fiddle are by RH |
| 1946 (12 December) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Covent Garden Opera Trust The Fairy Queen (Purcell) — Oberon |
| 1947 (17 February) | Brighton. Theatre Royal The White Devil (Webster) — Flamineo |
| 1947 | London. The Duchess Theatre He Who Gets Slapped (Andreyev) — Prince 2 copies |
| 1947 (March-April) | London. The Duchess Theatre The White Devil (Webster) — Flamineo 4 copies (1 copy autographed by RH) |
| 1947 (June) | London. Duchess Theatre. He Who Gets Slapped (Andreyev) – Prince 2 copies |
| 1948 | Straford-upon-Avon. Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. 1948 Festival Festival souvenir [20] p. Port. of RH autographed by him |
| 1948 | Stratford-upon-Avon. Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. 1948 Festival The Merchant Of Venice (Shakespeare) — Shylock |
| 1948 | Stratford-upon-Avon. Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. 1948 Festival The Life and Death of King John (Shakespeare) — King John 2 copies |
| 1948 | Stratford-upon-Avon. Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. 1948 Festival The Tragedy of Hamlet (Shakespeare) — Hamlet |
| 1948 | Theatre world, July (periodical) Photos of Stratford-upon-Avon season — King John — Shylock — Hamlet Article about the productions |
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1949 (12 December) |
London. Strand Theatre. Queen Elizabeth Slept Here (Rothwell) -- Clayton Shaw. A farcical comedy |
| 195? | London. New Theatre. The Old Vic Theatre Company Love’s Labour’s Lost (Shakespeare) ; Dances arranged by RH |
| 1950 | London. Adelphi Theatre Golden City (Tore) ; Dances arranged by RH |
| 1951 (24 April) | Manchester. Opera House. A Festival of Britain Production Caesar and Cleopatra (Shaw) -- Appolodorus |
| 1951 (1-5 May) | Manchester. Opera House. A Festival of Britain Production Antony and Cleopatra (Shakespeare) – Octavius Caesar |
| 1951 (10 May -) | London. St James Theatre. A Festival of Britain Production Caesar and Cleopatra (Shaw) — Apollodorus |
| 1951 (11 May -) | London. St James's Theatre. A Festival of Britain Production Anthony and Cleopatra (Shakespeare) — Octavius Caesar |
| 1951 (20 November) |
Liverpool. Royal Court Theatre. Antony and Cleopatra (Shakespeare) -- Octavius Caesar |
| 1952 (28 January) | New York. Ziegfeld Theatre Caesar and Cleopatra (Shaw) – Apollodorus ; Anthony and Cleopatra (Shakespeare) — Octavius Caesar |
| 1952 (9 June) | Manchester. Opera House. Tennent Productions The Millionairess (Shaw) – The Doctor |
| 1952 (27 June- |
London. New Theatre. Tennent Productions |
| 1952 (June) | London. New Theatre The Millionairess (Shaw) — The Doctor |
| 1952 (4 August-) |
Manchester. Opera House. The Wedding Ring (Tunney & Wardell) – Director. |
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1952 (25 Aug) |
London. New Theatre. Tennent Productions. The Millionairess (Shaw) – The Doctor |
| 1952 (8 Sept) |
London. New Theatre. Tennent Productions. The Millionairess (Shaw) – The Doctor |
| 1952 | Theatre world, August (periodical) The Millionairess (Shaw) Photos of the production including RH — The Doctor Also a biography of RH |
| 1952 (December) | New York. Sam S. Shubert Theatre. The Theatre Guild The Millionairess (Shaw) — The Doctor |
| 1953 (30 March - ) | London. The Old Vic. The Old Vic Company Murder In The Cathedral (Eliot) ; Produced by RH |
| 1954 (8 January) |
London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. Opera Season Madam Butterfly (Puccini) -- Producer |
| 1954 (1 March-) |
Liverpool. Royal Court Theatre. Tennent Productions. After the Ball (Coward) – Director |
| 1954 (22 March- ) |
Birmingham. Alexandra Theatre. Tennent Productions. After the Ball (Coward) – Director |
| 1954 (5 April-) | Manchester. Opera House. Tennent Productions After the Ball (Coward) -- Director |
| 1954 (12 April-) | Leeds. Grand Theatre and Opera House. Tennent Productions After the Ball (Coward) -- Director |
| 1954 (13 April) | London. The Old Vic. Theatre. The Old Vic. Company The Tempest (Shakespeare) – Produced by RH |
| 1954 (11 May-22 May) |
Brighton. Theatre Royal. Tennent Productions. After the Ball (Coward) – Director |
| 1954 (14 May) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. Opera Season Le Coq D’Or (Kimsky-Korsakov) – Producer and choreographer ; Scenery and costumes by Loudon Sainthill |
| 1954 (22 May) | London. The Old Vic. The Old Vic Company The Tempest (Shakespeare) ; Produced by RH |
| 1954 (14 June – November) | London. Globe Theatre. After the Ball (Coward) – Director |
| 1954 (23 August – 11 September) | Edinburgh. Kings Theatre. Edinburgh International Festival of Music and Drama The Soldiers Tale (Stravinsky) — The Devil ; Choreographed by RH |
| 1954 ( 31 August- 11 September) | Edinburgh. Empire Theatre. Edinburgh International Festival of Music and Drama A Midsummer Night’s Tale (Shakespeare) – Oberon ; Choreographed by RH |
| 1954 (September) | New York. Metropolitan Opera House. The Old Vic Company A Midsummer Night's Dream (Shakespeare) — Oberon ; Choreographed by RH Details, portraits and review by Maurice Zolotow In: Theatre arts, Nov. 1954, pp. 14-15 ; 88 |
| 1954 | London. The Old Vic Company A Midsummer Night's Dream (Shakespeare) ; Choreographed by RH Souvenir Program including full page portrait of RH and biography 2 copies |
| 1954 (Oct. 16 & 17) |
New York. Metropolitan Opera House. The Old Vic Company. A Midsummer Nights Dream (Shakespeare); Choreographed by RH. RH also plays Oberon. |
| 1954 (6 Dec. -) |
Bournemouth. Pavillion Theatre. Tennent Productions. After the Ball (Coward) – Director |
| 1954 (13 Dec. -) |
Stratford-Upon-Avon. Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. Tennent Productions. After the Ball (Coward) – Director |
| 1955 (March - | London. The Old Vic. Theatre. The Old. Vic. 1954/1955 Season As You Like It (Shakespeare) – Producer |
| 1956 (12 June) | London. The Old Vic. Theatre. The Old Vic. 1955/1956 Season Romeo and Juliet (Shakespeare) – Producer |
| 1956 (27 August) | Manchester. Opera House. The Old Vic. Company Romeo and Juliet (Shakespeare) – Producer ; Costumes and décor by Loudon Sainthill |
| 1957? |
London. Globe Theatre. Nude with violin (Coward) - Sebastien |
| 1957 (22 January) | London. The Old Vic Theatre. The Old Vic Company The Two Gentleman of Verona (Shakespeare) — Launce, manservant of Proteus ; Dances arranged by RH 2 copies |
| 1957 (23 April) | London. The Old Vic Theatre. The Old Vic Company The Tragedy of Titus Andronicus (Shakespeare) — Saturninus The Comedy of Errors (Shakespeare) — Doctor Pinch |
| 1957 | London. The Old Vic Theatre. The Old Vic Company The Merchant of Venice (Shakespeare) — Shylock |
| 1957 | London. The Old Vic Theatre. The Old Vic Company The Tragedy of King Richard III (Shakespeare) — Richard, Duke of Gloucester, later Richard III |
| 1957 | Theatre world, February (periodical) The Merchant of Venice (Shakespeare) Photos of the production including RH as Shylock Article in which RH discusses his roles in the Merchant of Venice and Richard III |
| 1957 (August) | Edinburgh. The English Stage Company. Edinburgh International Festival. Royal Lyceum Theatre Nekrassov (Sartre) — Georges de Valera |
| 1957 (September) | London. Royal Court Theatre. The English Stage Company Nekrassov (Sartre) — Georges de Valera Full page photo of RH as Georges De Valera 2 copies |
| 1957 (September 2) | Oxford. New Theatre. Nekrassov (Sartre) — Georges de Valera |
| 1957 | Theatre world, October (periodical) Nekrassov (Sartre) Photos of the production including RH as Georges de Valera |
| 1957 (29 October - | London. Piccadilly Theatre The Marriage-Go-Round (Stevens) ; Directed by RH |
| 1958 | Theatre world, January (periodical) Photo of RH with Noel Coward |
| 1958 (January) | London. Globe Theatre Nude With Violin (Coward) — Sebastian |
| 1958 (3 February) |
Streatham Hill Theatre. Nude with violin (Coward) - Sebastien |
| 1958 (10 February) | London. Golders Green Hippodrome Nude With Violin (Coward) — Sebastian |
| 1958 (18 March) | London. The Old Vic. Theatre. The Old Vic. Company A private performance in the gracious presence of H.M. The Queen and H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh The Two Gentlemen of Verona (Shakespeare) – Launce, Act IV, Scene 2 |
| 1958 (April) | London. Royal Court Theatre. English Stage Company A record of two years work 3 scenes from Nekrassov ( Sartre) – Nekrassov alias Georges de Valera Port. of RH |
| 1959? |
Touring. Aladdin (Cole Porter) – choreographed by RH, scenery and costumes by Loudon Sainthill. |
| 1959? |
London. Coliseum Aladdin (Cole Porter) – directed and choreographed by RH, scenery and costumes by Loudon Sainthill. |
| 1959 (16 May?) | London. Golders Green Hippodrome The Marriage-Go-Round (Stevens) – Director |
| 1959 (29 October) | London. Piccadilly Theatre The Marriage-Go-Round (Stevens) – Director |
| 1960 (May?) |
New York. Helen Hayes Theatre. Roger L. Stevens and S Hurok. Duel of Angels (Giraudoux) – Director |
| 1962 (22 November) | London. Royal Opera House. Le Coq D’Or (Rimsky-Korsakov) – Producer and director ; scenery and costumes by Loudon Sainthill Program fragment |
| 1964 (19 August) | London. Theatre Royal. Drury Lane Camelot (Lerner and Loewe) ; Directed and choreographed by RH Portrait and biography of RH Laurence Harvey as Arthur · Programme (18 p.) ; 25 cm., white cover · Souvenir (16 p.) ; 28 cm., orange cover |
| 1965 (February?) | London. Theatre Royal. Drury Lane Camelot (Lerner and Loewe) -- Directed and choreographed by RH Portrait and biography of RH Paul Daneman as Arthur · Programme (18 p.) ; 25 cm., white cover · Souvenir (16 p.) ; 28 cm., orange cover |
| 1965 |
Liverpool. Royal Court Theatre. La Contessa (Osborn) -- Directed by RH |
| 1965 (April) |
Newcastle Upon Tyne -- Theatre Royal. La Contessa (Osborn) |
| 1966 (January)? | Edinburgh. King’s Theatre Camelot (Lerner and Loewe) – The original Drury Lane Production as directed and choreographed by Robert Helpmann |
| 1972 (26 December)? | London. London Coliseum Peter Pan (Barrie) – The Robert Helpmann Production · Includes port. of RH |
| 1981 | Washington DC. John F Kennedy Centre for the Performing Arts. Eisenhower Theatre Sarah In America (Wolff) ; Directed by RH Biography of RH |
| 1982 | Chichester. Chichester Festival Theatre Valmouth (Wilson) — Cardinal Pirelli |
| 1982? (10-20 March) | Denver. Col. Denver Auditorium Theatre. Collette : a musical Flyer with RH in cast list |
Ballet
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1933 (18 April) |
London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet. Job – one of His Seven Sons. |
| 1933 (24 April) |
London. Sadler's’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet. Coppelia – one of the Village Dancers |
| 1933 (13 November) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Program for The foolish virgins. Includes RH listed as “Member of the Ballet Company” but not in this ballet. |
| 1933 (18 November) |
London Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Old Vic. Isar Saltan – Clown in the Island of Bujan. |
| 1934 | London. Regent’s Park. Open Air Theatre Souvenir RH in Scenes from the Ballet |
| 1934 (1 Jan) |
London. Sadler's Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet. Pomona - Vertumnus |
| 1934 (6 Jan) |
London Sadler's Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet. Carnaval - Florestan |
| 1934 (8 Jan) |
London. Sadler's Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet. Giselle - Hilarion |
| 1934 (19Feb) |
London. Sadler's Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet. Les Sylphides – Mazurka |
| 1934 (10 April) |
London. Sadler's Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet. Carnaval - Florestan |
| 1934 (30 October) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet The Haunted Ballroom — The Master of Treginnis (with Margot Fontes i.e. Margot Fonteyn) Casse Noisette, President in Act I (with Margot Fontes i.e. Margot Fonteyn) ; Pas de deux and variation, Act II |
| 1935 (7th January) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Carnaval — Pierrot Les Sylphides — in Nocturne ; Mazurka and Valse Job — Satan |
| 1935 (29 January) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Le Spectre de la Rose — The Spirit of the Rose (with Fonteyn) |
| 1935 (12 February) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Le Spectre de la Rose — The Spirit of the Rose The Jar — Don Lollo Zirafa (a rich farmer) Les Rendezvous — in Pas de Trois and Pas de Six |
| 1935 (21 February) | London. Palace Theatre. Anna Pavolva Memorial Matinee Les Lac des Cygnes — in Adagio |
| 1935 (26 March) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet The Jar — Don Lollo Zirafa (a rich farmer) The Lord of Burleigh — Lord of Burleigh |
| 1935 (6 April) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet The Haunted Ballroom — The Master of Tregennis Casse Noisette — President in Act I, The Danse Chinoise, Act 2 |
| 1935 (16 April) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Giselle — Count Albrecht |
| 1936 (24 January) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Siesta Façade — Squire (with Fonteyn) Job — Satan (with Fonteyn) |
| 1936 (1 February) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Baiser de la Fee — Villager Douanes — Cook’s Man |
| 1936 (14 March) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Apparitions — The Poet (with Fonteyn) Douanes — Cook’s Man |
| 1936 (5 May) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet The Gods Go Abegging — Nobleman Copy incomplete |
| 1936 (9 May) | London. Old Vic Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Le Lac Des Cygnes — The Prince Siegfried (with Fonteyn) |
| 1936 (15 May) | London. Old Vic Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet The Gods Go Abegging — Nobleman Apparitions — The Poet Façade — The Squire |
| 1936 (20 October) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. In conjunction with the Old Vic. Le Baiser de la Fee — Villager Prometheus — Prometheus. Arranged by Constant Lambert Façade — Squire (with Fonteyn) |
| 1936 (24 November) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Coppelia — village dancer. |
| 1937 (8 January) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. In conjunction with the Old Vic. Casse Noisette — one of Incroyables et Merveilleuses; Pas de Deux |
| 1937 (11 January) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. Gala variety. With stars of the Stage, the Films and Broadcasting. Devised and staged by Patrick Campbell. Perpetuum mobile. — RH with Joy Newton |
| 1937 (30 January) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. In conjunction with the Old Vic. Prometheus — one of Two Friends Giselle — Court Albrecht |
| 1937 (2 February) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Apparitions — The Poet (with Fonteyn) Façade — Squire (with Fonteyn) |
| 1937 (13 February) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Casse Noisette, — one of Incroyables et Merveilleuses in Act 1 Scene 1 ; in Pas de Deux in Act II (with Fonteyn) ; in Variation in Act II Job — Satan |
| 1937 (23 February) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Nocturne — A Young Man Les Patineurs — in Pas de Deux and Ensemble (with Fonteyn) |
| 1937 (2 March) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic Wells Ballet Le Lac des Cygnes — Prince Siegfried |
| 1937 (5 March) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Giselle — Count Albrecht (with Fonteyn) Les Patineurs — in Pas de Deux and Ensemble (with Fonteyn) |
| 1937 (9 March) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Apparitions — The Poet (with Fonteyn) Façade — The Squire |
| 1937 (13 March) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Le Lac des Cygnes — Prince Siegfried |
| 1937 (16 March) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Giselle — Count Albrecht (with Fonteyn) |
| 1937 (27 March) | London. London Coliseum. King George's Pension Fund for Actors and Actresses A Royal Matinee in the presence of their Majesties the King and Queen in aid of the above fund. Prologue from "Pagliacci" - Harlequin (with Fonteyn) |
| 1937 (16 April) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet The Haunted Ballroom — The Master of Tregennis Prometheus — Prometheus Les Patineurs — in Pas de Deux and Ensemble (with Fonteyn) |
| 1937 (24 April) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Douanes — Cook’s Man Casse Noisette — one of Incroyables et Merveilleuses in Act I, Scene I and Chocolat : Danse Espagnole in Act II |
| 1937 (30 April) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Giselle — Count Albrecht (with Fonteyn) Façade — The Squire |
| 1937 (17 May) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Casse Noisette — one of Incroyables et Merveilleuses in Act I, Scene I in Pas de Deux and Variation, Act II (with Fonteyn) |
| 1937 (18 May) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Nocturne — A Young Man A Wedding Bouquet — Bridegroom |
| 1937 ( 28 May) | London. His Majesty’s Theatre. Nijinsky matinee for the benefit of Vaslav Nijinsky. Ballet Pomona.— in Pas de deux (with Fonteyn) |
| 1937 (13 September) |
Leeds. Grand Theatre and Opera House |
| 1937 (19 October) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Pomona — Vertumnus The Rake’s Progress — The Rake A Wedding Bouquet — The Bridegroom (with Fonteyn) |
| 1937 (6 November) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet. Façade — The Squire Le Lac des Cygnes — The Prince Siegfried |
| 1937 (20 Nov) |
London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. In conjunction with the Old Vic. A Wedding Bouquet – Bridegroom Checkmate – The Red King |
| 1938 (17 February) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Les Rendezvous — soloist and in Pas de Trois Nocturne — A Young Man (with Fonteyn) |
| 1938 (24 February) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Pomona — Vertumnus Le Lac Des Cygnes — The Prince Siegfried (with Fonteyn) |
| 1938 (3 March) |
London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet. Giselle – Count Albrecht. Façade – The Squire |
| 1938 (17 March) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet A Wedding Bouquet — The Bridegroom (with Fonteyn) Les Patineurs — in Pas de Deux. |
| 1938 (29 March) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Carnaval — Florestàn Prometheus — Prometheus Les Patineurs — in Pas de Deux (with Fonteyn) |
| 1938 (10 May) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Checkmate — The Red King The Judgement of Paris — Paris (First Performance) Les Patineurs — in Pas de Deux and Ensemble Photo of RH |
| 1938 (12 May) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Le Roi Nu — The Emperor Nocturne — A Young Man (with Fonteyn) Checkmate — The Red King |
| 1938 (20 October) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet The Emperor’s New Clothes — The Emperor Les Sylphides — in Nocturne (with Fonteyn) ; Mazurka ; Valse Checkmate — The Red King |
| 1938 (3 November) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet A Wedding Bouquet — The Bridegroom (with Fonteyn) Apparitions — The Poet (with Fonteyn) Les Patineurs — in Pas de Deux and Ensemble (with Fonteyn) |
| 1938 (26 November) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Giselle — Count Albrecht (with Fonteyn) Façade — The Squire |
| 1938 (10 December) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Le Lac des Cygnes — The Prince Siegfried |
| 1938 (22 December) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet The Emperor’s New Clothes — The Emperor |
| 1939? | Brighton. Theatre Royal. The Vic-Wells Ballet Les Sylphides — in Mazurka (with Fonteyn) Checkmate — The Red King |
| 1939? | Brighton. Theatre Royal. The Vic-Wells Ballet The Rake’s Progress — The Rake Les Patineurs — in Pas de Deux (with Fonteyn) |
| 1939? | Brighton. Theatre Royal. The Vic-Wells Ballet Les Sylphides — in Mazurka Façade — The Squire |
| 1939-1945? (17 October) | London. Princes Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Choreographer of the company with Ashton and de Valois Carnaval – Pierrot (with Fonteyn) The Prospect Before Us – Mr. O’Reilly |
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1939-1945? (3 November) |
London. Princes Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet .Choreographer with Ashton and de Valois. Carnaval – Peirrot |
| 1939 (7 February) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Apparitions — The Poet Les Patineurs — in Pas de Deux and in Ensemble (with Fonteyn) |
| 1939 (9 February) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet The Sleeping Princess — Prince Charming (with Fonteyn) |
| 1939 (22 March) | London. Royal Opera. Covent Garden. Vic.-Wells Ballet State performance by Command of His Majesty The King in honour of the visit of The President of the French Republic and Madam Lebrun. Sleeping Princess, Act III, The Wedding – Prince Charming (Pas de deux with Fonteyn) |
| 1939 (23 March) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet The Rake’s Progress — The Rake Les Patineurs — in Pas de Deux and in Ensemble (with Fonteyn) |
| 1939 (1 April) |
London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet |
| 194? (15 May) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Orpheus and Eurydice — Orpheus Façade — in Nocturne Peruvienne |
| 194? (29 May) | London. New Theatre. Sadler's Wells Ballet Hamlet - Hamlet; choreographed by RH |
| 1941? (24 May) | London. New Theatre. Sadler’s Wells Ballet Les Lac des Cygnes — The Prince Siegfried (with Fonteyn) The Prospect Before Us — Mr. O’Reilly, Manager of the King’s Theatre. Dante Sonata — one of the Children of Darkness (with Fonteyn) |
| 194? (30 June) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Comus — Comus ; Choreographed by RH Hamlet — Hamlet (with Fonteyn) ; Choreographed by RH |
| 194? (9 July) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Hamlet — Hamlet (with Fonteyn) ; Choreographed by RH Façade — in Nocture Peruvienne, a Dago in the Tango (with Fonteyn), in Tarantelle Finale (with Fonteyn) |
| 194? (9 December) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Comus — Comus ; Choreographed by RH Casse Noisette — The Nut Cracker Prince (with Fonteyn) The Birds ; Choreographed by RH |
| 1940 (5 January) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Le Lac des Cygnes — The Prince Siegfried (with Fonteyn) The Rake’s Progress — The Rake Les Patineurs — in Pas de Deux and in Ensemble (with Fonteyn) |
| 1940 (23 January) | London. Sadler’s Wells [Theatre].The Vic-Wells Ballet Dante Sonata – RH and company incl. Margot Fonteyn Checkmate – The Red King |
| 1940 (25 January) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Vic-Wells Ballet Les Sylphides — in Nocture, Mazurka, Valse and Grand Valse (Finale) (with Fonteyn) Dante Sonata — one of the Children of Darkness (with Fonteyn) |
| 1940 (3 April) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Les Sylphides — in Nocturne, Mazurka, Valse and Grand Valse (with Fonteyn) Dante Sonata — one of the Children of Darkness (with Fonteyn) |
| 1940 (24 April) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Nocturne — A Young Man (with Fonteyn) |
| 1940 (29 April) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Coppelia — Franz |
| 1940 (1 May) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Dante Sonata — one of the Children of Darkness (with Fonteyn) |
| 1940 (7 June) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Nocturne — A Young Man (with Fonteyn) Dante Sonata — one of the Children of Darkness (with Fonteyn) |
| 1940 (26 June) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Apparitions — The Poet (with Fonteyn) |
| 1940 (26 July) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Dante Sonata — one of the Children of Darkness (with Fonteyn) The Prospect Before Us — Mr. O’Reilly, Manager of the King’s Theatre |
| 1940 (28 August) | London. Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Barabau — Barabau Giselle — Count Albrecht |
| 1941 (1 February) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet The Wanderer — in Allegro con fuoco, Adagio, Presto and Finale (with Fonteyn) Coppèlia — in Pas de Deux, Variation and Czardas |
| 1941? (24 February) | Bournemouth, England. Bournemouth Pavilion. Sadler’s Wells Ballet The Rake’s Progress — The Rake Casse Noisette — Nut-Cracker Prince (with Fonteyn) The Birds ; Choreographed by RH |
| 1941 (May) |
London, New Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet. Orpheus and Eurydice – Orpheus (with Fonteyn) |
| 1941 (May 31 |
London, New Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet. Le Lac Des Cygnes (Act II) – the Prince Siegfried (with Fonteyn) |
| 1941 (June 7) |
London, New Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet. Orpheus and Eurydice – Orpheus (with Fonteyn) |
| 1941 (June 18) |
London, New Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet. Giselle (Act II) – Count Albrecht (with Fonteyn) |
| 1941 (July 24) |
London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet. Les Sylphides (with Fonteyn). The Prospect Before Us – Mr O’Reilly. Façade |
| 1941 (9 August) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet The Wise Virgins — The Bridegroom Apparitions — The Poet Les Sylphides |
| 1941 (15-22 September) |
London. Princes Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet |
| 1941 (29 September) | London, New Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet Le Lac Des Cygnes - The Prince Siegfried |
| 1941 (4 October) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Les Lac des Cygnes — The Prince Siegfried (with Fonteyn) |
| 1941 (Oct 6 & 7) |
London. New Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet.The Sleeping Princess –Carabosse (the wicked fairy) in Prologue and Act 1 , Prince Charming in Act 11 and Act III (with Fonteyn) |
| 1941 (Oct 8) |
London. New Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet. Apparitions – The Poet (with Fonteyn) |
| 1941 (11 October) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler's-Wells Ballet The Sleeping Princess — Carabosse (the wicked fairy) in Prologue and Act I as Prince Florimunde in Act II and Act III (with Fonteyn) |
| 1941 (Oct 13) |
London. New Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet. Coppelia – Dr Coppelius |
| 1941 (Oct 15) |
London. New Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet. The Haunted Ballroom – The Master of Treginnis (with Fonteyn). Job - Satan |
| 1941 (Oct 18) |
London. New Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet. The Prospect Before Us – Mr O’Reilly. Giselle – Count Albrecht (with Fonteyn) |
| 1941 (Oct 23) |
London. New Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet. Le Lac Des Cygnes – The Prince Siegfried (with Fonteyn) |
| 1941 (Oct 25) |
London. New Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet. The Sleeping Princess - Carabosse (the wicked fairy) in Prologue and Act I as Prince Charming in Act II & Act III (with Fonteyn) |
| 1942 (Jan) |
London. New Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet. Comus – Comus (with Fonteyn) Façade – Nocturne Peruvienne |
| 1942 (9 Feb) |
Oxford – New Theatre Oxford. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet. Coppelia – Dr. Coppelius. |
| 1942 (9Feb) |
Oxford – New Theatre Oxford. The Sadler's’s Wells Ballet. Comus – Comus (with Fonteyn) |
| 1942 (9 Feb) |
Oxford – New Theatre Oxford. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet. The Haunted Ballroom – The Master of Treginnis (with Fonteyn) Comus – Comus (with Fonteyn) Façade – Nocturne Peruvienne |
| 1942 (20 April) |
Oxford – New Theatre Oxford. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet. Le Lac Des Cygnes (Act II) – The Prince Siegfried (with Fonteyn) Façade - Nocturne Peruvienne |
| 1942 (20 April) |
Oxford – New Theatre Oxford. The Sadler's’s Wells Ballet. Coppelia – Dr. Coppelius. |
| 1942 (15 May) |
London. New Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet. Orpheus and Eurydice – Orpheus. Façade – Nocturne Peruvienne |
| 1942 (16 May) |
London. New Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet. Comus - Comus |
| 1942 (2 November) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet The Sleeping Princess — Carabosse (the wicked fairy) in Prologue and Act I as Prince Florimunde in Act II and Act III (with Fonteyn) |
| 1942 (4 November) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Comus — Comus (with Fonteyn). ; Choreographed by RH Dante Sonata — one of the Children of Darkness (with Fonteyn) |
| 1942 (11 November) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet The Wanderer — in Allegro con Fuoco, Adagio, Presto and Finale–Allegro (with Fonteyn) The Rake’s Progress — The Rake |
| 1942 (17 November) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler's-Wells Ballet The Sleeping Princess — Carabosse (the wicked fairy) in Prologue and Act I as Prince Florimunde in Act II and Act III (with Fonteyn) |
| 1942 (5 December) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Comus — Comus (with Fonteyn) ; Choreographed by RH Façade — in Nocturne Peruvienne, — a Dago in Tango (with Fonteyn), in Tarantelle Finale (with Fonteyn) |
| 1942 (15 December) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Coppelia — Dr Coppelius (a toy maker) |
| 1943 (28 January) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Les Lac des Cygnes — The Prince Siegfried (with Fonteyn) |
| 1943 (10 May) |
London – New Opera House. The Sadler Wells Ballet. Casse Noisette – The Nut-Cracker Prince (with Fonteyn) |
| 1943 (10 May) |
London – New Opera House. The Sadler's Wells Ballet. The Rakes Progress – The Rake (with Fonteyn) |
| 1943 (5 June) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Dante Sonata — one of the Children of Darkness (with Fonteyn) The Prospect before Us — Mr O’Reilly (Manager of the Pantheon) The Birds ; Choreographed by RH |
| 1943 (19 June) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Hamlet — Hamlet (with Fonteyn) ; Choreographed by RH A Wedding Bouquet — Bridegroom (with Fonteyn) The Birds ; Choreographed by RH |
| 1943 (30 September) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Les Lac des Cygnes — The Prince Siegfried (with Fonteyn) |
| 1943 (9 October) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet The Quest — St George (The Red Cross Knight, personifying holiness) Façade — in Nocturne Peruvienne, a Dago in Tango, in Tarantelle Finale |
| 1943 (15 Nov) |
Sheffield, Lyceum Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet. Hamlet – a ballet in one scene – choreographed by RH and plays Hamlet |
| 1944 (10 April) | Wimbledon. Wimbledon Theatre. The Sadler's-Wells Ballet Hamlet — Choreographed by RH |
| 1944 (9 May) | London. Hammersmith. King’s Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Hamlet — Hamlet (with Fonteyn) ; Choreographed by RH |
| 1944 (10 May) | London. Hammersmith. King’s Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Giselle — Count Albrecht (with Fonteyn) |
| 1944 | Theatre arts, June (periodical) “A New Hamlet: the London Scene”, References to RH, lacks photo |
| 1944 (7 July) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Choreography of the company with Ashton and de Valois Façade – in Nocturne Peruvian, a Dago in Tango, in Tarantelle Finale |
| 1944 (11 July) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Job — Satan Façade — in Nocturne Peruvienne, — a Dago in Tango, in Tarantelle Finale |
| 1944 (15 July) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Choreographer of the company with Ashton and de Valois Job – Satan with Peggy van Praagh |
| 1944 (28 August) | Manchester. Opera House. Sadler’s Wells Ballet Coppelia — Dr. Coppelius |
| 1944 (7 Nov) |
London. Princes Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet.Miracle in the Gorbals – The Stranger. The Prospect Before Us – Mr O’Reilly |
| 1944 (11 December) | London, Hammersmith. King’s Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Le Lac des Cygnes — The Prince Siegfried (with Fonteyn) |
| 1945 (12 May) | London. New Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet Le Lac Des Cygnes - The Prince Siegfried (with Fonteyn) |
| 1945 (28 July) | [Location and venue not given]. Sadler's Wells Nocturne – Young Man (with Fonteyn) The Prospect Before us – Mr O' Reilly (with Moira Shearer) |
| 1945 (10 August) |
London. New Theatre. The Sadler's Wells Ballet. Miracle in the Gorbals – choreography by Robert Helpmann. Façade – Nocturne Peruvian |
| 1946 (8 April) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Nocturne — A Young Man (with Fonteyn) The Rake’s Progress — The Rake (with Fonteyn) |
| 1946 (9 April) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Nocturne — A Young Man (with Fonteyn) Miracle in the Gorbals – The Stranger – choreography by Robert Helpmann |
| 1946 (13 April) |
London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler's Wells Ballet. Adam Zero - choreography by RH |
| 1946 (25 October) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Coppelia — Dr. Coppelius (with Fonteyn) |
| 1946 (17 December) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet The Fairy Queen (Purcell) — Oberon |
| 1947 (1 Jan) |
London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler's Wells Ballet. The Fairy Queen (Purcell) – Oberon. |
| 1947 (10 February) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Hamlet ; Choreographed by RH |
| 1947 | New theatre, March-April (periodical) “A Choreographer Speaks” by RH Includes photo of RH in Adam Zero. |
| 1947 (19 Nov) |
London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet. Nocturne – A Young Man. |
| 1947 (18 December) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Adam Zero — The Principal Dancer “Adam Zero” ; Choreographed by RH |
| 1948 (27 January) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Giselle — Count Albrecht (with Fonteyn) |
| 1948 (2 February) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Adam Zero — The Principal Dancer ; Choreographed by RH |
| 1948 (24 March) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Hamlet — Hamlet ; Choreographed by RH |
| 1948 (20 May) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Gala Performance in aid of the Sadler’s Wells Ballet Benevolent Fund Hamlet — Hamlet ; Choreographed by RH |
| 1948 (22 Aug – 12 Sept) | Edinburgh. Edinburgh International Festival of Music & Drama. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet.RH guest artist in performances of La Boutique Fantasque, Coppelia, Clock Symphony, Les Sylphides. |
| 1948 (14 September) | Croydon. Davis Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Coppelia — Dr Coppelius Hamlet — Hamlet ; Choreographed by RH Program signed by RH |
| 1948 (21 October) | Croydon. Davis Theatre. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Hamlet ; Choreographed by RH |
| 1948 (2 December) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Don Juan — Don Juan Program signed by RH |
| 1949 | Sadler’s Wells Ballet. Souvenir Book of First American Appearance 1949 Full page port. Photos in Hamlet, The Rake’s Progress, Job, A Wedding Bouquet Sketch of RH as one of the Ugly Sisters in Cinderella by Genge Genge in “Who’s Who in the Sadler’s Wells Ballet |
| 1949 (5 February) |
London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet. Cinderella – one of Cinderella’s Stepsisters |
| 1949 (5 March) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet A Wedding Bouquet — Bridegroom |
| 1949 (12 March) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Job — Satan Program signed by RH |
| 1949 (21 March) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Hamlet — Hamlet ; Choreographed by RH |
| 1949 (31 March) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet. Ballet Season Don Juan – Don Juan |
| 1949 (25 April) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Gala Performance in aid of The Sadler’s Wells Benevolent Fund Cinderella — one of Cinderella’s Stepsisters |
| 1949 (27 April) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Cinderella — one of Cinderella’s Stepsisters |
| 1949 (18 June) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet. Ballet Season Coppelia – Dr. Coppelius (with Fonteyn) |
| 1949 (6 August) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet. Ballet Season Cinderella –A Stepsister (with Frederick Ashton, Moira Shearer) |
| 1949 (12 August) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet The Sleeping Beauty — Prince Florimund (with Fonteyn) |
| 1949 (23 August) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Hamlet — Hamlet (with Fonteyn) ; Choreographed by RH A Wedding Bouquet — Bridegroom |
| 1949 (31 December) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s-Wells Ballet Cinderella — one of Cinderella’s Stepsisters |
| 1950 (7 January) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet. Ballet Season Cinderella –A Stepsister (with Frederick Ashton) |
| 1950 (13 January) | London. Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Cinderella — one of Cinderella’s Stepsisters |
| 1950 (2 March) | London. Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Coppelia — Dr Coppelius (with Fonteyn) |
| 1950 (4 March) | London. Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. The Sadler’s Wells Ballet Don Quixote — Don Quixote (with Fonteyn) |
| 1950 (15 May) | London. Sadler’s Wells. Sadler’s Wells Theatre Ballet Gala performance to celebrate the twenty-first anniversary of the Sadler’s Wells Ballet Four ballets performed with cast list showing original cast for first performance of each ballet and cast for 1950 performance The Haunted Ballroom — The Master of Tregennis (with Fonteyn) (as in original cast 1934) The Wedding Bouquet — The Bridegroom (with Fonteyn) (as in original cast 1937) |
| 1950/1951 | Sadler’s Wells Ballet. Souvenir Book “First Coast to Coast Tour”, management of S. Hurok. Includes biography, full page portrait and photos of RH in Don Quixote, Le Lac des Cygnes and A Wedding Bouquet Published New York, Barry Hyams, 1950?. |
| 1951 (13, 20 February) | London. Sadler’s Wells. Sadler’s Wells Theatre Ballet The Prospect Before Us — Mr. O’Reilly, Manager of the Pantheon (Guest Artist) |
| 1956 (5 May) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. Sadler’s-Wells Ballet The Rake’s Progress — The Rake Façade — in Nocturne Peruvienne and Tango (with Fonteyn) |
| 1956 (7 May) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. Sadler’s-Wells Ballet The Rake’s Progress — The Rake Façade — in Nocturne Peruvienne and Tango (with Fonteyn) |
| 1956 (7 May) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. Sadler’s-Wells Ballet The Rake’s Progress — The Rake Façade — in Nocturne Peruvienne and Tango (with Fonteyn) |
| 1958 (8 March) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Royal Ballet Coppelia — Dr. Coppelius |
| 1958 (28 April) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Royal Ballet Petrushka — Petrushka |
| 1958 (27 October) | Sydney. Empire Theatre. The Royal Ballet RH Tour of Australia and New Zealand 1958/59 The Rake’s Progress — The Rake Façade — A Dago in Tango |
| 1958 (1 November) |
Sydney. Empire Theatre. The Royal Ballet. Tour of Australia and New Zealand 1958/59. Coppelia — Dr. Coppelius |
| 1959 (10 February) |
Brisbane. Her Majesty’s Theatre. The Royal Ballet. Tour of Australia and New Zealand 1958/59. Hamlet — RH as Hamlet |
| 1962 (6 December) | London. Drury Lane. Theatre Royal Gala matinee of ballet in aid of the Royal Academy of Dancing Building Fund Directed by RH Façade — in Nocturne Peruvienne and Tango |
| 1964 (29 September) | Sydney. Elizabethan Theatre. Gala program Special program to mark the tenth anniversary of the formation of the Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust. Rondino ; Choreographed by RH The Soldier’s Tale — The Devil ; directed by RH |
| 1964 (24 November) |
London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. A Wedding Bouquet – The Orator |
| 1967 | The Royal Ballet tour of the U.S.A. 1967 Souvenir program RH is guest artist with Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev Biography of RH 2 photos of RH in Cinderella — one of the Ugly Sisters |
| 1969 (7 November) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden A Wedding Bouquet — The Narrator RH and Fonteyn guest artists |
| 1970? | The Royal Ballet tour of the U.S.A. Souvenir program RH is guest artist with Fonteyn Photo of RH in Cinderella — one of the Ugly Sisters Biography and portrait. |
| 1970 (6 January) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden Cinderella — one of Cinderella’s Ugly Sisters |
| 1971 (14 December) | London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. Royal Ballet A Gala performance by the Royal Ballet before The Queen Mother and Princess Margaret Checkmate — The Red King Portrait of RH |
| 1973 (21 May) | New York. Metropolitan Opera House. The International Diamond Jubilee Gala : a tribute to impresario S. Hurok honouring his sixtieth year of distinguished service to the Performing Arts and the year of his eight-fifth birthday All Hail, the Impresario — RH as Master of Ceremonies RH starring role with others including Fonteyn |
| 1979 (May 23) |
London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. Royal Ballet. A tribute to Margot Fonteyn in celebration of her sixtieth birthday. Façade – Tango A Dago |
| 1980? | London. The Old Vic. Maina Gielgud’s Steps, Notes and Squeaks. Swan Lake, June 3-7 ; Coached by RH Photo and biography of RH |
| 1981 (21 April) |
London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. Royal Ballet |
| 1988 (28 May) |
London. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. The Society for Dance Research. Madam – A Celebration of Ninety Years (Dame Ninette de Valois’ 90th Birthday Tribute) Haunted Ballroom – RH as The Master of Treginnis |
| 2002 (11 June) |
New York. Metropolitan Opera House, Lincoln Centre. The Merry Widow Scenario by RH |
Miscellaneous
| undated | Postcard – portrait of RH as Mr O’Reilly in the ballet, The Prospect Before Us, performed at the Sadlers Wells Theatre, 4 July 1940. |
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1954? (8 Nov) |
London, Royal Festival Hall. Philharmonia Orchestra. RH as narrator. |
| 2008 (21 October)-2009 (8 March) | Flyer advertising the free exhibition Bobby Dazzler! Celebrating the Helpmann centenary at QPAC’s Tony Gould Gallery October 2008 - March 2009. |
| 2008 (28 October) | Invitation – to the exhibition Bobby Dazzler! Celebrating the Helpmann centenary and the launch of Anna Bemrose’s book Robert Helpmann: a servant of art at QPAC’s Tony Gould Gallery on Tuesday 28 October. |
