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2001 / 2002 SEASON NEW NATIONAL THEATRE BALLET, TOKYO
Don Quixote
Ballet in 3 Acts and 5 Scenes
OPERA HOUSE |
<STAFF> |
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Artistic Director |
: Asami Maki |
Choreography |
: Marius Petipa / Alexsandr Gorsky |
Music
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: Leon Minkus |
Revised by |
: Alexei Fadeetchev |
Conductor |
: Watanabe Kazumasa |
Scenery and costumes executed by |
: Vozrozhdenie |
Lighting |
: Kaji Kozo |
Stage Manager |
: Morioka Hajime |
Orchestra |
: Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra |
Designs |
: Vyacheslav Okunev |
Supported by |
: Korean Embassy in Japan / Korean Cultural Service |
Presented by |
: New National Theatre, Tokyo |
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<CAST> |
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May, 2002 |
Friday
17 |
Saturday
18 |
Sunday
19 |
Tuesday
21 |
Wednesday
22 |
Kitri |
Kim Joo-won |
Miyauchi Mariko |
Shiga Misae |
Kim
Joo-won |
Sakai
Hana |
Basilio |
Jang Un-kyu |
Ilgiz
Galimullin |
Henmi Tomohiko |
Jang
Un-kyu |
Sasaki Dai |
Espada: Ilgiz Galimullin / Yamamoto Ryuji
Don Quihote: Nagase Nobuo
Sancho Panza: Okuda Shinya
Endo Mutsuko |
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Omori Yuki |
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Takahashi Ari |
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Takayama Yu |
Nakamura Mika |
Nishikawa Takako |
Nishiyama Yuko |
Honda Setsuko |
Maeda Nina |
Yugawa Mamiko |
Ishii Shiro |
Ichikawa Toru |
Guennadi Illine |
Kyotani Yukio |
Tanabe Masahiro |
Chen Xiujie |
Grigorij Barinov |
Yoshimoto Yasuyuki |
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New National Theatre Ballet, Tokyo |
The role of Basilio on 18th of May will be performed by Ilgiz
Galimullin due to physical condition of Kojima Naoya.
Please also refer to New National
Theatre News. |
<PERFORMANCES> |
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May, 2002 |
Friday 17 |
Saturday 18 |
Sunday 19 |
Tuesday 21 |
Wednesday 22 |
2:00pm |
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3:00pm |
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6:30pm |
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The theatre opens 60 minutes before the curtain rises. |
<ADVANCE TICKETS> |
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Available from Sunday 10 February, 2002 at 10:00 am.
To order tickets, please call +81-3-5352-9999 (10:00am-6:00pm).
Internet ticket reservation available through the following Websites.(Japanese only)
http://t.pia.co.jp/
http://eee.eplus.co.jp/ |
<TICKET PRICES> |
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Type |
Seat S |
Seat A |
Seat B |
Seat C |
Price |
¥9,450 |
¥6,300 |
¥4,200 |
¥3,150 |
Seat Z(¥1,500) is sold only on the performance day at the Box Office and exclusive
Ticket Pia Offices.
50% discount is available for foreign tourists purchasing on the performance
day.
Please show your passports at the Box Office.
Please also refer to New National
Theatre News. |
Don
Quixote - madly Passionate
Based on Cervantes's famous novel Don Quixote, this ballet
was premiered to the choreography of Petipa at Moscow's Bolshoi Theater
in 1869. The cheerful story set in the sun-kissed southern country of Spain
and the storyline featuring a succession of accentuated folk dances by dancers
in colorful costume were well received, and the ballet has continuously
been performed and has won applause to the present day though its first
version underwent several subsequent revisions. In March 1999, the New National
Theatre, Tokyo invited Alexei Fadeyechev, former artistic director of the
Bolshoi Ballet, and produced its first performance of Don Quixote
based on his newly revised version. This production faithfully followed
Petipa's spirit and yet developed the story in a tempo befitting the present
age. It filled the broad space of the Opera House with gaiety, enjoying
highly favorable reception from the audience.
In the forthcoming production, the NNTT's third, Kim Joo-wong and Jang
Un-kyu, up-and-coming dancers invited from the Korea National Ballet,
will appear as principals in commemoration of the co-sponsorship of the
World Cup soccer championship to be held in Japan and Korea this year.
Through ballet, a physical art that requires no language, this will achieve
a gorgeous and lively cultural exchange between the two countries. Enjoy
the magnificent program that costars the Korean dancers and three pairs
of outstanding Japanese dancers.
The Love Affair over Kitri Throws the Whole Town
into Commotion
The setting is a small, antiquated inn in the region of La Mancha, Spain.
An elderly gentleman, who has had his mind confused by reading too many
stories of chivalry and fancies himself to be a knight, calls himself
Don Quixote and embarks on a journey with the peasant Sancho Panza as
his servant. An event occurs in the port town of Barcelona when they arrive
there. Kitri, a daughter of the innkeeper Lorenzo, is the prime favorite
with the town. Although she is in love with the barber Basilio, her father
stubbornly does not allow her daughter to marry Basilio because he wants
her to marry the rich nobleman Gamache. Kitri, however, hates the foppish
Gamache. The love affair over Kitri involves even Don Quixote as the image
of Kitri overlaps that of his ideal woman Dulcinea. What should Basilio,
the choice of Kitri's heart, do? The whole town is interested to know
how things will develop and is thrown into commotion. How will the love
affair come to an end?
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