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Robert Helpmann

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1351:. The late changes caused inadequate preparation time for the dancers, and the piece was not well received. The following year disagreements between Helpmann and the board of the Australian Ballet came to a head. He was outspoken about the inadequacy of the company's budget, and refused to cut costs, on the grounds that doing do would be artistically and technically damaging. He made it publicly clear that he felt the board had become "dominated by money-men who had no experience or understanding of artistic matters". The board decided that he must go, and tried to ease him out quietly. He did not cooperate, and made it known that he had been dismissed: "I want the public and the dancers to know that I didn't decide to leave them. I would have stayed with them until I dropped dead." 434: 430:(later named the Sadler's Wells Ballet). Helpmann left Australia in 1932, and did not return until 1955. De Valois accepted him into her company. He impressed her – she later wrote "Everything about him proclaims the artist born" – although she noted not only his strengths but also his weaknesses: "talented, enthusiastic, extremely intelligent, great facility, witty, cute as a monkey, quick as a squirrel, a sense of theatre and his own possible achievements therein" but "academically technically weak, lacking in concentration, too fond of a good time and too busy having it". In the mid-1930s, probably at Rawlings's suggestion, he added a second "n" to his surname, to give it a more foreign and exotic air. 803: 314: 1240:; on the set of the latter film, he was the opposite of his character, as he loved children and was very kind and caring toward the child actors, often protecting them from the director's temper and profanity. The role remains his most well-known and acclaimed performance. One critic observed, "He will eternally frighten children as the demented child catcher"; others called Helpmann's performance "the most sinister presence I have ever seen on film", and "a devastating turn" that would give children nightmares. 1310:, dancing the romantic lead, Basilio, with Helpmann in the title role of the deluded knight. This was the first time the two dancers had worked together; they took to each other with enthusiasm and continued their fruitful professional relationship. Nureyev continued to play Helpmann's old role of Hamlet in revivals of the 1942 ballet, and the two starred in a film of 1700:(ADB) describes Helpmann as "the complete man of the theatre", but adds that in some people's view he worked in too many fields to achieve supremacy in any one of them. Malcolm Williamson observed, "he never became a Gielgud, Olivier or Redgrave, or an Ashton, Balanchine or Petit because he was the most pluralistic of the lot"; the ADB quotes the dancer 1678:
To work with Robert Helpmann was always an inspiration. There was at work an alert intelligence with an acute sense of perception. ... Bobby had a sense of humour that surmounted everything. Sometimes it was expressed by word of mouth, sometimes by an outburst of "mime"; at other times by just a look
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He always regarded himself as an Australian, although much of his life was spent away from these shores ... His love of the theatre and his ability to use it as a medium of communication and expression knew no bounds. He put this country on the map in the cultural arena.... He was always looking for
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comments that 1974 was "a year of disaster" for both directors of the Australian Ballet. Van Praag was forced by arthritis to retire, and Helpmann's partner, Michael Benthall, died. The two men had lived together in London since the 1940s, and although both had extracurricular affairs they remained
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Helpmann took on the additional role of choreographer to the company. Ashton, in his enforced absence from the company, observed Helpmann's rise to pre-eminence with feelings of envy, and their relationship became edgy on Ashton's part. The ballets that Helpmann created for the wartime company were
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Sadler's Wells Ballet became a prominent contributor to public morale, giving London seasons interspersed with a demanding programme of provincial tours. Helpmann's workload often required him to dance leads in three performances in one day, and when Ashton was called up for active service in 1941,
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had become a much-loved institution at Covent Garden in various revivals since its 1948 premiere. In 1972 Helpmann succeeded in getting Ashton to join him for a production by the Australian Ballet, but despite Helpmann's urging, Ashton never created a new work for the company, although he restaged
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led to Helpmann's appointment as co-director of the Australian Ballet in 1965. His biographer Christopher Sexton comments that Helpmann and van Praag "complemented each other with their different personalities and skills: she the pedagogue, teacher and administrator; he the restless 'jet-setting'
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It will be useless in future for Mr. Robert Helpmann to pretend that he is exclusively a dancer of the first rank. Certainly his dancing gives strength to his Oberon; he glides into imagined invisibility; but that is not all: his verse sings with his thought, his Oberon flashes with power, and
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on Broadway. In 1962 he performed again for Australian audiences in another Old Vic company, this time headed by Vivien Leigh, which appeared in the Far East, South America and Australia. In 1963 he choreographed his sixth work for The Royal Ballet, the short-lived and critically damned
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found Helpmann's fast-paced performance highly exciting, but other critics thought it a lightweight interpretation, and opinions varied about the quality of Helpmann's verse-speaking. During the war Helpmann played his first film roles: the supercilious traitor De Jong in
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were instituted 2001, and recognise distinguished artistic achievement and excellence in Australia's live performing arts sectors. The Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre is named after him at his birthplace in Mount Gambier. Onstage, Helpmann has been commemorated in the play
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Gardiner (1883–1970). Mary Helpman had a passion for the theatre, and her enthusiasm was passed on to all three of her children. Helpmann's younger brother Max (1914–1987) and their sister Sheila (1916–1994) both made their own careers on stage, television and screen.
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told him that fourteen letters would be luckier for him than thirteen. Helpmann's brother and sister followed him in adding the extra letter. For a time both spellings of his surname were current. The longer form is recorded in the press as early as March 1933;
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While some critics question whether he would measure up to today's rigid standards for great classical dancers, Sir Robert was a dancer who could act and an actor who could dance. His personality and talent played a vital part in building the fledgling British
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all senators present stood in silence. This was noted as a rarity, and it was put on record that "it is only in exceptional circumstances that motions of condolence are moved for distinguished Australians who have not sat in the Parliament". Senator
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In 1968 Helpmann was appointed artistic director designate of the Adelaide Festival of 1970, and spent much time seeking out the performers for it. As well as showcasing Australian talent he aimed to attract internationally prestigious performers.
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in 1964. He had been approached by its authors to play Merlin in the original Broadway production, but nothing came of the suggestion. For the London production he sought to recapture, more than the American production had done, the sprit of
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caused upset by calling Helpmann "A homosexual of the proselytising kind, could turn young men on the borderline his way." It was quickly pointed out that Helpmann kept his professional and private lives firmly separate. An assessment in
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I realised I must keep going so that when the moment came that I should leave the ballet altogether, it wouldn't be such a shock to people, that they shouldn't say, "Oh, just a dancer who's got too old".
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in the title role. The production outlasted its director: after many revivals its final performances at the Royal Opera House were in 1993. The following year he joined Olivier and Vivien Leigh at the
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Helpmann returned to Hamlet in 1944 in the title role of the original play, with the Old Vic company. After the laudatory reviews for his Oberon, those for his Hamlet were more mixed.
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star who spent six months of the year overseas and attracted international names to perform with the company". His ballets for the company during the rest of the 1960s were
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and choreographed by Ashton. Helpmann played all four of the villains in the various stories within the opera, his singing voice dubbed by the Welsh bass Bruce Dargavel.
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In May 1955 Helpmann returned to Australia, leading a tour of the country by the Old Vic company, with Hepburn as a guest artist. He played Petruchio in
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Under Helpmann's direction the line-up for the 1970 Adelaide Festival was, by common consent, exceptionally impressive. Among those appearing were the
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with Helpmann as the villainous Flamineo and Rawlings as his equally villainous sister. This was well received but their next production, a revival of
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At the start of the 1960s Helpmann worked mostly in non-ballet theatre, forgoing the opportunity to create the role of the Widow Simone in Ashton's
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colleague wrote of Helpmann's "riotous and wonderful control", concluding, "British ballet owes Helpmann a vast debt – his present performances in
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when she was on tour in Australia in 1926. He was trained by Alexis Dolinoff, her leading male dancer. He then joined the theatrical producers
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at the end of the year he played the same roles. He appeared in another Shaw play the following year, as the male lead, the Doctor, opposite
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and Mexico. Dance was represented not only by the Australian Ballet, but also by the Royal Thai Ballet, the Balinese Dance Company and the
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but folded before reaching Broadway. He then made his last British appearance in an acting role, playing Cardinal Pirelli in a revival of
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Helpmann, from the outset of his career was an actor as well as a dancer, and in the 1940s he turned increasingly to acting in plays, at
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ranked him as capable in "princely" roles in classic ballets, but "peerless" in dramatic parts, and best of all in comic roles. The
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commented that of the soloists Helpmann "had the greatest opportunities, and made fine use of them". He co-starred with Markova in
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for the company, with important new choreographic contributions from Ashton. In the same year he played Prince Tuan in the film
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and training institutions in South Australia offering award courses for people seeking professional careers in the arts. The
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and acted in stage plays into the 1980s. Although primarily a stage artist, he appeared in fifteen films between 1942 (
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figure. The work was well received and was revived the following year, but has not held a place in the repertoire.
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thought it "eager, intelligent and exciting", Agate called Helpmann's prince "most heart-breaking" and the young
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he had co-authored with Hawaiian composer Eaton Magoon Jr, staged by the Hamilton Operatic Society at the
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new challenges and was never content to rely on past successes.... He was one of our great ambassadors.
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in Sydney on 28 September 1986. He was given the rare tribute of a state funeral, held on 2 October at
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The Australian Entertainment Industry Association's annual awards are named in Helpmann's honour.
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and others. As a director his range was wide, from Shakespeare to opera, musicals and pantomime.
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in June 1953 Helpmann returned to Covent Garden as a guest artist to dance Prince Siegfried in
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Alternative explanations for the change of spelling are that Pavlova suggested it, and that a
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with the Australian company in 1973, shown internationally and subsequently published on DVD.
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Robert Helpmann cited Melbourne eccentric, beautician, radio broadcaster, actor and dancer
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Sorley Walker, Kathrine (1998c). "Robert Helpmann, Dancer and Choreographer: Part Three".
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Sorley Walker, Kathrine (1998b). "Robert Helpmann, Dancer and Choreographer: Part Two".
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Sorley Walker, Kathrine (1998a). "Robert Helpmann, Dancer and Choreographer: Part One".
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in South Australia was named in his honour; it is a partnership of the major visual and
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In 1950 Helpmann directed an opera for the first time – the Covent Garden production of
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were among the publications intermittently using the shorter version as late as 1936.
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Back in London, Helpmann directed and choreographed the first British production of
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In 1947, together with Benthall, Helpmann took over the artistic direction of the
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in the leading role, to an enthusiastic reception. he appeared in a TV special
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Aloha : a spectacular new musical / music and lyrics by Eaton Magoon Jnr
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Mander, Raymond; Mitchenson, Joe; Day, Barry Day; Morley, Sheridan (2000) .
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1974 was also the year of the last ballet created by Helpmann, the plotless
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In New Zealand, Helpmann supervised the 1981 world premiere of the musical
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Helpmann made two more films during the 1960s. In 1966, he played Weng in
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In 1953 Helpmann returned to the Old Vic, directing a new production of
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Helpmann's non-ballet work in the later 1930s included his Oberon in
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for Australian performing arts, established in his honour in 2001.
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presides, as Oberons do rarely, over the whole magic of the wood.
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The Quiet Showman – Sir David Webster and the Royal Opera House
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in Sydney, and later in the year appeared there as the elderly
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Helpmann: The authorised biography of Sir Robert Helpmann, CBE
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he danced the principal role in another new de Valois ballet,
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By the 1970s the combination of Helpmann and Ashton in comic
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as one of the influences over his dancing and acting career.
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Best Female Dancer in a Dance or Physical Theatre Production
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described his Coppélius as "a legend come to life", and his
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devoted to each other, and Helpmann felt the loss deeply.
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Helpmann died in Sydney and was given a state funeral in
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As an Australian, Helpmann was not liable for call-up.
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In 1981 Helpmann staged another revival of his ballet
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calls "an uninterested and recalcitrant scholar" at
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Best Female Actor in a Supporting Role – Play
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In 1984, together with 995:During 1957 Helpmann played the title role in 454:In April 1934 de Valois created a new ballet, 5291:Respiratory disease deaths in New South Wales 4488: 3985: 3466:, The Helpmann Academy. Retrieved 1 June 2019 3305:, 1952-, Robert Helpmann, 1909-1986. (1981). 3230:(27 October 1981). "Author full of praise". 2638:, 14 February 1944, p. 3; and "New Theatre", 8: 5191:Australian expatriates in the United Kingdom 3629:Gielgud, John (2004). Richard Mangan (ed.). 3504:, Mount Gambier Point. Retrieved 1 June 2019 2450:"Sadler's Wells Ballet", 4 April 1934, p. 10 858:. Between these plays Helpmann acted in the 4144:Best Individual Classical Music Performance 3908:Helpmann files in the NLA PROMPT collection 1595:. Tributes were paid in both Houses of the 5281:People from Mount Gambier, South Australia 4495: 4481: 4473: 4167:Best Visual or Physical Theatre Production 3992: 3978: 3970: 3935: 3711:Poel, Granville Barker, Guthrie, Wanamaker 2634:"Hamlet: Mr Tyrone Guthrie's Production", 1674:, de Valois wrote in an obituary tribute: 1456:The following year Helpmann appeared with 163:(now The Royal Ballet) under its creator, 49: 31: 3952:Director of the Adelaide Festival of Arts 3675:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 3372:"Memorial service: Sir Robert Helpmann". 2574:Helpmann, Robert; Hayman, Ronald (1975). 2322:"Helpmann, Sir Robert Murray (1909–1986)" 1951:Lindorf/Coppelius/Dapertutto/Dr. Miracle 1094:. He also supervised a new production of 5276:People educated at Prince Alfred College 3485:, Helpmann Awards. Retrieved 1 June 2019 3358: 3356: 3354: 3352: 3350: 3217: 3215: 3213: 3211: 3209: 3207: 3205: 3182:Percival, John. "Comic legend returns", 3169: 3167: 3074: 3072: 3070: 2767: 2765: 1852: 1441:as orchestrator and musical director. A 1185: 1055:in favour of directing Vivien Leigh and 1011:in London. The role had been created by 503:choreographed a highly romantic ballet, 476:, danced in operas, and appeared at the 4198:Best International Contemporary Concert 3597:Come Dance With Me: A memoir, 1898–1956 3559:Film Choreographers and Dance Directors 2285:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography 2259: 2208: 1139:to compose the score. The work, titled 1135:to design the costumes and scenery and 738:of London. They presented a revival of 480:. In 1935 he was leading dancer in the 198:plays but he also appeared in works by 4327:Best Contemporary Concert Presentation 3920:Frederick Ashton's "Cinderella" ballet 3245:Day, Paul. (19 October 1981). Review: 3064:Sorley Walker (1998c), pp. 423 and 426 2742: 2740: 2738: 2736: 2734: 2732: 2730: 2728: 2726: 2724: 2668: 2666: 2488:Quoted in Sorley Walker (1998a), p. 37 2471: 2469: 1649:(Sweden) and in 1957 he was created a 1645:In 1954 Helpmann was appointed to the 511:, featuring Helpmann and the teenaged 5286:Principal dancers of The Royal Ballet 3751:. London and New York: Rough Guides. 3413:Kersley, Leo, "Sir Robert Helpmann", 3086: 3084: 2550: 2548: 2316: 2314: 2312: 2310: 2308: 2306: 2304: 2302: 2300: 2275: 2273: 2271: 2269: 2267: 2265: 2263: 828:, where they presented Shakespeare's 701:was appointed chief executive of the 151: 7: 5226:Australian of the Year Award winners 4203:Best Australian Contemporary Concert 2933:"Spectacular Helpmann dance-drama", 2651:Sorley Walker (1998a), pp. 53 and 69 768:Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Company 329:and auctioneer, and his wife, Mary, 5166:20th-century Australian male actors 5161:20th-century Australian LGBT people 3694:(second ed.). London: Oberon. 3633:. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson. 1194:in the United Artists feature film 554:at the Old Vic, which also starred 213:Helpmann became co-director of the 5241:Choreographers of The Royal Ballet 3362:Sorley Walker (1998c), pp. 443–444 3221:Sorley Walker (1998c), pp. 442–443 3161:Sorley Walker (1998c), pp. 432–433 3134:Sorley Walker (1998c), pp. 429–430 2963:Sorley Walker (1998c), pp. 411–412 2924:Sorley Walker (1998b), pp. 278-279 2915:Sorley Walker (1998b), p. 276$ 277 2699:Sorley Walker (1998b), pp. 251–252 2326:Australian Dictionary of Biography 1697:Australian Dictionary of Biography 1288:; there were art exhibitions from 664:Helpmann on acting in Shakespeare. 25: 4129:Best Female Performer in an Opera 3732:. Brighton: Angus and Robertson. 3091:"Giants dominate the SA festival" 2600:Brown, Ivor. "Theatre and Life", 2557:(1990). Notes to Chandos CD 8871 1744:Ballets choreographed by Helpmann 1156:Half an Hour with Robert Helpmann 5266:LGBT people from South Australia 4270:Best Regional Touring Production 4208:Best Contemporary Music Festival 3766:Sorley Walker, Kathrine (1987). 3391:in Sorley Walker (1998c), p. 444 3288:. Hamilton Heritage Collections. 2533:Sorley Walker (1998a), pp. 63–64 2279:Sorley Walker, Kathrine (2011). 2068:Alice's Adventures in Wonderland 1321:as the Ugly Sisters in Ashton's 337:After being what his biographer 317:Helpmann and his parents in 1911 4124:Best Male Performer in an Opera 4109:Best Symphony Orchestra Concert 3910:/ National Library of Australia 3749:The Rough Guide to Kids' Movies 3378:. 29 November 1986. p. 18. 3313:National Library of New Zealand 1437:directed by Robert Young, with 1213:(1965); an expanded version of 562:as Bottom. The drama critic of 478:Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park 395:, appearing with stars such as 343:Prince Alfred College, Adelaide 5211:Australian male ballet dancers 4285:Best Presentation for Children 4076:Best Female Actor in a Musical 4066:Best Choreography in a Musical 3692:Theatrical Companion to Coward 3404:29 September 1986, p. 14. 3297:Magoon, Eaton, Jr, 1922-2018, 3247:Hamilton Says Aloha To Musical 2806:"The Tales of Hoffmann" (1951) 2681:Haltrecht, pp. 210–213 and 303 2441:, 4 November 1936, pp. 8 and 9 1875:One of Our Aircraft Is Missing 1641:Honours, reputation and legacy 681:One of Our Aircraft is Missing 361:in 1927. He later appeared in 323:Mount Gambier, South Australia 224:One of Our Aircraft is Missing 85:Mount Gambier, South Australia 1: 3514:"Lyre Bird-Tales of Helpmann" 3495:"Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre" 3441:"Sir Robert Helpmann is Dead" 3325:'Aloha > New Zealand Cast' 3173:Sorley Walker (1998c), p. 437 3078:Sorley Walker (1998c), p. 426 3042:Chapman, Gary. "Starchoice", 3007:"A Camelot Made in England", 2972:Sorley Walker (1998c), p. 412 2954:Sorley Walker (1998b), p. 281 2884:Sorley Walker (1998b), p. 275 2771:Sorley Walker (1998b), p. 254 2198:Notes, references and sources 1647:Royal Order of the Polar Star 1593:St Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney 575:The doyen of London critics, 56: 5231:Australian theatre directors 5221:Australian male stage actors 4071:Best Male Actor in a Musical 3648:Haltrecht, Montague (1975). 2524:Sorley Walker (1987), p. 225 2515:Sorley Walker (1987), p. 231 2497:Sorley Walker (1987), p. 233 2320:Sexton, Christopher (2007). 2291:UK public library membership 1734:LyreBird (Tales of Helpmann) 1661:for 1965, and was created a 1653:(Lebanon). He was appointed 1414:, and in the US he directed 1388:increase it still further". 1294:Georgian State Dance Company 194:. Most of his roles were in 106:, New South Wales, Australia 5216:Australian male film actors 5201:Australian Knights Bachelor 5171:20th-century ballet dancers 4337:Brian Stacey Memorial Award 4061:Best Direction of a Musical 4030:Best Female Actor in a Play 3902:Robert Helpmann (1909–1986) 3770:. London: Hamish Hamilton. 3599:. London: Hamish Hamilton. 3595:De Valois, Ninette (1957). 3542:. London: Faber and Faber. 3476:"About the Helpmann Awards" 3340:Wardle, Irving. "Theatre", 2380:Sorley Walker (1998a), p. 9 2353:Sorley Walker (1998a), p. 7 1360:Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet 977:The Two Gentlemen of Verona 5307: 5236:Ballets by Robert Helpmann 5176:Actors awarded knighthoods 4456:Live Performance Australia 4119:Best Direction of an Opera 3728:Salter, Elizabeth (1978). 3540:The Royal Ballet: 75 years 3447:, 29 September 1986, p. 14 3430:, 29 September 1986, p. 13 3195:Crisp, Clement. "Ballet", 2370:. 28 May 1996. p. 14. 1497:In 1983 Helpmann directed 1418:in a one-woman show about 1230:and in 1968 he played the 931:as Miranda. Then followed 637:. While on leave from the 145:Sir Robert Murray Helpmann 5181:Australian choreographers 4451: 4162:Best Ballet or Dance Work 4025:Best Male Actor in a Play 3958: 3949: 3943: 3938: 3838:10.1080/01472529808569311 3806:10.1080/01472529808569296 3612:Gaye, Freda, ed. (1967). 3327:. Vinyl. 1981. Producer: 2479:, 28 December 1937, p. 10 2463:, 22 February 1935, p. 12 2117: 1957: 1725:performing arts education 1349:Sibelius's First Symphony 1254:Royal Shakespeare Company 551:A Midsummer Night's Dream 48: 4224:Best New Australian Work 4020:Best Direction of a Play 3614:Who's Who in the Theatre 3576:Castle, Charles (1972). 3561:. Jefferson: McFarland. 2672:Haltrecht, pp. 60 and 68 2642:, 12 February 1944; p. 6 2604:, 13 February 1944, p. 2 2580:The Transatlantic Review 2344:, 4 December 1926, p. 14 2172:Don Quixote of La Mancha 1683:An unsigned obituary in 1631:St Paul's, Covent Garden 1619:House of Representatives 1449:was made of the show at 1176:The Once and Future King 901:, with a cast including 806:Helpmann and Fonteyn in 292:, gave a tribute in the 5206:Australian LGBT dancers 3875:(subscription required) 3851:(subscription required) 3819:(subscription required) 3557:Billman, Larry (1996). 3417:, 7 October 1986, p. 17 3400:"Sir Robert Helpmann", 3024:, 1 November 1965, p. 2 2906:, 1 February 1958, p. 2 2636:The Manchester Guardian 2416:"Gate Theatre Studio", 2049:Chitty Chitty Bang Bang 1597:Parliament of Australia 1237:Chitty Chitty Bang Bang 1197:Chitty Chitty Bang Bang 1145:, was premiered at the 957:The Taming of the Shrew 878:Murder in the Cathedral 790:in a new production of 327:stock and station agent 294:Parliament of Australia 274:Chitty Chitty Bang Bang 5271:LGBT theatre directors 4508:Australian of the Year 4280:Best Cabaret Performer 3747:Simpson, Paul (2004). 3538:Anderson, Zoë (2006). 3256:The New Zealand Herald 3046:, 26 March 2005, p. 10 3011:, 10 August 1964, p. 5 2982:Vagg, Stephen (2023). 2945:, 31 March 1963, p. 28 2811:7 January 2019 at the 2032:The Quiller Memorandum 1792:Miracle in the Gorbals 1659:Australian of the Year 1400:, this time featuring 1335:Helpmann's biographer 1227:The Quiller Memorandum 1201: 1033:Miracle in the Gorbals 986:and the title role in 860:Powell and Pressburger 811: 783:The Merchant of Venice 697:At the end of the war 661: 645:, a patriotic tale of 620:Miracle in the Gorbals 533:The Prospect Before Us 464:in the leading roles. 451: 339:Kathrine Sorley Walker 318: 5246:Deaths from emphysema 5196:Australian gay actors 4275:Best Comedy Performer 3671:Howard, Tony (2008). 3580:. London: W H Allen. 3500:16 April 2018 at the 3481:25 March 2019 at the 3097:, 7 March 1970, p. 10 2853:, 14 April 1954, p. 4 2714:15 March 2016 at the 2420:, 2 March 1933, p. 10 1968:Major Ivan Kropotkin 1946:The Tales of Hoffmann 1189: 948:Lady Windermere's Fan 919:at the Old Vic, with 865:The Tales of Hoffmann 822:Elisabeth Schwarzkopf 805: 786:and alternating with 436: 321:Helpmann was born in 316: 282:St Andrew's Cathedral 242:The Tales of Hoffmann 71:Robert Murray Helpman 4249:Best Lighting Design 4234:Best Music Direction 3930:"The Display" (1964) 3709:Mazer, Cory (2013). 3462:6 March 2019 at the 3344:, 20 May 1982, p. 13 3121:7 April 2016 at the 2875:, 13 June 1956, p. 3 2838:"Le Coq d'or (1954)" 2828:, 1 April 1953, p. 6 2796:, 28 June 1952, p. 8 2759:, 7 March 1947, p. 6 2660:Haltrecht, pp. 51–52 2542:Anderson pp. 310–311 2429:"Opera and Ballet", 2176:Don Quixote (voice) 1366:and Dr Coppélius in 1149:in March 1964, with 970:and Claire Bloom in 841:Caesar and Cleopatra 831:Antony and Cleopatra 627:), and a version of 460:, with Helpmann and 457:The Haunted Ballroom 422:The English actress 351:J. C. Williamson Ltd 265:L'Histoire du soldat 5261:LGBT choreographers 4693:Galarrwuy Yunupingu 4301:JC Williamson Award 4239:Best Costume Design 4229:Best Original Score 3932:– Australia Dancing 3904:– Australia Dancing 3896:The Helpmann Awards 3656:. London: Collins. 3199:, 3 May 1977, p. 17 3197:The Financial Times 2555:Palmer, Christopher 2459:"Adelphi Theatre", 2338:An Adelaide Dancer" 1750:Business a la Russe 1671:The Daily Telegraph 1651:Knight of the Cedar 1484:Chichester Festival 1330:La fille mal gardée 1286:English Opera Group 1052:La fille mal gardée 1021:The Rake's Progress 963:Measure for Measure 898:The Golden Cockerel 808:The Sleeping Beauty 772:Stratford-upon-Avon 754:He Who Gets Slapped 715:The Sleeping Beauty 635:Tchaikovsky's music 518:The Sleeping Beauty 497:The Rake's Progress 36:Sir Robert Helpmann 4831:Mandawuy Yunupingu 4823:Peter Hollingworth 4756:Lowitja O'Donoghue 4748:Robert de Castella 4311:Best Special Event 4306:Sue Nattrass Award 4244:Best Scenic Design 4191:Contemporary Music 3914:A Dash of Helpmann 3445:The New York Times 3186:, 3 May 1977, p. 9 3095:The Canberra Times 2013:The Soldier's Tale 1963:The Iron Petticoat 1707:The New York Times 1657:in 1964, named as 1559:Sydney Opera House 1557:. In June, at the 1546:A Country Practice 1468:, which opened in 1358:, director of the 1304:'s classic ballet 1202: 1137:Malcolm Williamson 870:Sir Thomas Beecham 826:St James's Theatre 812: 452: 386:This Year of Grace 319: 260:The Soldier's Tale 5138: 5137: 4470: 4469: 4254:Best Sound Design 3968: 3967: 3959:Succeeded by 3939:Cultural offices 3777:978-0-241-12386-7 3758:978-1-84353-346-7 3739:978-0-207-95670-6 3720:978-1-4725-3950-2 3701:978-1-84002-054-0 3682:978-0-521-86466-4 3663:978-0-00-211163-8 3640:978-0-297-82989-8 3631:Gielgud's Letters 3587:978-0-491-00534-0 3568:978-0-89950-868-9 3549:978-0-571-22795-2 3439:Basler, Barbara. 3274:New Zealand Times 2781:"Madam Butterfly" 2755:Duchess Theatre, 2746:Gaye, pp. 723–724 2616:in Howard, p. 122 2398:Salter, pp. 52–53 2364:"Stephanie Deste" 2289:(subscription or 2183: 2182: 2155:Second Time Lucky 1994:55 Days at Peking 1934:Ivan Boleslawsky 1635:Princess Margaret 1587:Helpmann died of 1504:Roméo et Juliette 1267:The Winter's Tale 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Index

Helpmann
CBE

Mount Gambier, South Australia
Sydney
CBE

Vic-Wells Ballet
Ninette de Valois
Alicia Markova
Margot Fonteyn
Frederick Ashton
Second World War
the Old Vic
West End
Shakespeare
Shaw
Coward
Sartre
Australian Ballet
Australian Opera
One of Our Aircraft is Missing
Second Time Lucky
The Red Shoes
The Tales of Hoffmann
the Devil
a film version
Igor Stravinsky
The Soldier's Tale
Child Catcher

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