Prison culture, an urban folk-hero, and a failed pantomime: Harlequin Sheppard (Drury Lane, 1724)
Dance in German Cities and its Influence on the Civil Department
Arlecchino crossing the Channel: Danced Interrelations between the Fairground Players of Paris and London
The Theatrical Origins of Gennaro Magri's Contraddanze
From Saddle to Stage: Ballet at Astley's Amphitheatre, 1780-1800
Ballroom dancing at the heart of the City of Bordeaux, during the long eighteenth century
Costume and the 'availability cascade'. Female costume for dance on the London stage in the early eighteenth-century
Stone dancers in the city: the 'ballet girl' and the nineteenth century public imagination
The Public Balls in Late-Eighteenth-Century Vienna
A Masque in the City, the City in a Masque: The Triumph of Peace, 1634
'I never saw a more beautiful scene... attended by great crowding and confusion'
Hanquin & Columbinichee; Dancing, Punch, and Muffins at Poplar Grove and the Dancers of the Juvenile Drama