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VOLUME 38.2 WINTER 2020

DANCE

RESEARCH

Edinburgh University Press

Dance and Archives: Special Issue

Archives of the Dance (26)

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DANCE RESEARCH

The Journal of the Society for Dance Research

Dance Research, the journal of the Society for Dance Research, is a bi-annual internationally peer-reviewed journal. It welcomes high-quality original research articles on dance worldwide both historical and contemporary. The journal aims to engage with current debates on dance and across cognate disciplines with dance at the centre of inquiry. In addition, the journal publishes book reviews, notes on archives dedicated to dance, and selected translations into English of key material on dance. Editor Richard Ralph Assistant Editor Margaret M. McGowan Associate Editor Clement Crisp Editorial Consultant Theresa Buckland

Reviews Editor Alexandra Kolb

Please send books for review to Professor Alexandra Kolb, Dance Department, Howard Building, Roehampton Lane, University of Roehampton, London, SW15 5PH.

Associate Board

Jeremy Barlow Melissa Blanco Borelli Susan Jones Stephanie Jordan Alexandra Kolb Jane Pritchard

Lise Uytterhoeven

Advisory Board

Egil Bakka David Davies Lynn Garafola Marion Kant

Julie Malnig Patrizia Veroli

Roland John Wiley Sarah Whatley

Website Manager

Jo Morgan

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DANCE RESEARCH

The Journal of the Society for Dance Research

Volume XXXVIII Number 2 (Winter 2020)

Editor: Richard Ralph

Published by Edinburgh University Press

Dance and Archives: Special Issue

Archives of the Dance (26)

Contents

Introduction

133

Sarah Whatley

Performance History Revealed: The Performance Databases of

Rambert and the Royal Ballet

138

Chris Jones

Dance Overview of the Australian Performing Arts Collection

149

Margot Anderson

The Batsheva Dance Company Archive Project

168

Iris Lana

TanzArchiv

Leipzig – Disappearing Content and Traces of Past Events

187

Erica Charalambous

Dance Archives in Brazil: A Brief Introduction

199

Rafael Guarato

Expanding Dance Archives: Access, Legibility, and

Archival Participation

206

Timmy De Laet

Orality at Work in the Body-Archive. A Case Study with Tanztheater

Wuppertal Pina Bausch’s Italian Dancers

230

Gaia Clotilde Chernetich

The Oral Archive as a Form of Dance Archive

242

Renate Bräuninger

Popular Dance as Archive: Re-imagining Keeps the Fosse

Aesthetic Preserved

255

Dara Milovanovi´c

Dance and the (Digital) Archive: A Survey of the Field

271

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C o n t e n t s

Dance History and Digital Humanities Meet at the Archives:

An Interim Project Report on Dunham’s Data

289

Harmony Bench and Kate Elswit

The Limitations of the Archive: Lost Ballet Histories and

the Case of Madame Mariquita

296

Sarah Gutsche-Miller

Alberto Spadolini’s Box: Dance, Silence and the Archive

311

Rosella Simonari

Cover photograph by Jim McFarlane of Justine Summers in

Divergence,

The

Australian Ballet, 1994. Gift of The Australian Ballet, 2015. Australian

Performing Arts Collection, Arts Centre Melbourne.

Jim McFarlane writes: ‘As I recall we took the photograph in 1993 or 1994. The

shot was taken at our studio “Decent Exposure” in a space that was designed

for photographing cars. The background was specially painted by an air-brush

artist, and was overpainted afterwards so it could not be used again. Justine,

whom I had photographed many times in Australia and on the Asian tour in

1993, was doing some warm-ups when I noticed some visually-appealing moves

that not only showed great shapes but displayed her tutu most elegantly. We

photographers never let these moments of spontaneity go. Justine, a great talent,

was always a delight to work with, a willing and enthusiastic collaborator. I later

learned that the fabric used for the tutu was made of air-conditioning filter

material.’

[Editorial note: Because of the closure of the V&A Museum it has been necessary

to defer to a later volume the two cover images chosen by Sir Robert Cohan from

the dance photographs of Anthony Crickmay.]

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