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Maurice Béjart: Ballet for Life

by kriskosaka on January 29, 2011

With The Tokyo Ballet’s premiere of Dances in the Mirror next week (Béjart Ballet Lausanne AD Gil Roman is in town rehearsing the company) followed by Bolero at the Stuttgart Ballet (Cranko, Van Manen & Béjart triple bill) it is a good time to recap on the Béjart canon. From Tokyo, Kris Kosaka guest blogs: [...]

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Cult Blog Post of the Week

by Emilia on June 20, 2010

Check out some outtakes from our visit to The Tokyo Ballet via our collaborator Susanne Reffert’s own blog Chipango. With yet more rehearsal pictures, her feature is entitled Behind the Scenes: The Tokyo Ballet: The Tokyo Ballet is a big company which performs internationally. I was a bit surprised to see that the dancers were [...]

Tagged as: Chipango, Cult Blog Post, Don Giovanni, Le Sacre du Printemps, Maurice Béjart, The Ballet Bag in Japan, The Tokyo Ballet

The Tokyo Ballet In Rehearsal

by Linda on June 15, 2010

The Tokyo Ballet is one of the largest troupes in Ballet-loving Japan. The company is renowned for its association with Béjart; 18 of his ballets – including original pieces – are currently in repertory. They also boast impressive guests; Sylvie Guillem and Manuel Legris are regulars and, earlier this year, Polina Semionova and Marcelo Gomes [...]

Tagged as: Béjart, Chopin, Don Giovanni, Frederick Ashton, Jiří Kylián, John Cranko, John Neumeier, M, Manuel Legris, Mozart, Polina Semionova, Roberto Bolle, Sacre du printemps, Sylvie Guillem, Tadatsugu Sasaki, The Ballet Bag in Japan, The Kabuki, The Rite of Spring, The Tokyo Ballet