Dance bookshop in London's Cecil Court, founded in 1964 as Ballet Bookshop, becoming Dance Books in 1974, under the co-direction of David Leonard and John O'Brien. It relocated to Hampshire in 2001 but continues to retail on line and by mail order. It also publishes a significant list of British and foreign dance books and since 1992 it has published the magazine Dance Now with current editors Leonard and Allen Robertson.
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