Opera
Ballet & Dance
Drama

Anna Karenina

Invitational Programme for Performing Arts in the Region

Anna Karenina

PLAYHOUSE


STAFF
Original : Lev N.Tolstoi
Music : Pyotr Tchaikovsky
Arranged & Orchestrated : Gay Woolfenden
Choreography : André Prokovsky
Costume & Scenery Design : Peter Farmer
Costume & Scenery : The Australian Ballet
Stage Manager : Shibuya Fumitaka
     
Conductor : Tsutsumi Shunsaku
Orchestra : Royal Metropolitan Orchestra
     
Sponsored by : Homura Tomoi Ballet Company /
New National Theatre, Tokyo

CAST
Anna Karenina : Homura Juri(11th)
Takada Mari(12th)
     
Vronsky : Iaroslav Salenko(11th)
Vadim Solomakha(12th)
     
Alexei Alexandrovich Karenin : Shibata Eigo

PERFORMANCES
January
2009
11 12
Sun Mon
2:00 X X
Doors will open 45 minutes before the opening of the performance.

ADVANCE TICKETS
  Available from Thursday 16 October, 2008 at 10:00am.
To order tickets, please call +81-3-5352-9999 (10:00am-6:00pm).
Internet ticket reservation available through the following Websites.(Japanese only)
http://pia.jp/t
http://eplus.jp/

TICKET PRICES (with tax)
  S A B Z
Price(yen) 8,400 6,300 3,150 1,500
<Seating Plan> Please click here

Since 2005, the New National Theatre, Tokyo (NNTT) has conducted the Invitational Programme for Performing Arts in the Region to invite exceptional works from throughout the country in cooperation with performing arts organizations in all regions of Japan. In this fourth year of the program, NNTT will invite the Homura Tomoi Ballet Company to perform.
The Homura Tomoi Ballet Company was established in 1937. Based in the Kansai region of Japan, they have gained acclaim through their wealth of stage experience, performing in Tokyo, Osaka, and overseas, and have received such accolades as the National Arts Festival Award and the Osaka Cultural Festival Award.
We hope that you will enjoy one of the masterpieces of the company’s repertoire, Anna Karenina, a work filled with highlights, including extravagant artwork and set designs.

Synopsis

Moscow
Anna Karenina, the wife of a count, meets the military officer Vronsky at a train station. Although she has a husband and child, Vronsky falls in love with Anna at first sight, and despite her attempts to evade his passion, before she knows it she has fallen in love with him as well. Anna and Vronsky make a home together and the couple is exceedingly happy. But in time, Anna begins to feel distance growing between them little by little, and she is treated coldly by society as well, gradually leading her to feel that there is no place she belongs.



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