2017年3月アーカイブ
2017年3月16日
Introduction
Paris Opera Ballet and The Royal Ballet are undoubtedly the two greatest ballet companies of the world. Stars from such two companies are gathering to perform at a gala, "Ballet Supreme". This is the first experiment in the history of the two companies to collaborate in this way. It is promised to be nothing but a dreamscape for the ballet fans of the world.
For this special occasion, "Team Paris Opera Ballet" will be supervised by Aurélie Dupont, the Company's Director of Dance. "Team The Royal Ballet" will be led by its charismatic principal Steven McRae. They took responsibilities for selection of their members, among which are each company's leading Etoiles and Principals as well as the Japanese dancers that are getting to attract an increased attention in the dance scene.
This extremely "Supreme" and exceptional performances cannot be missed not only by the ballet fans but also by all performing arts lovers.
Cast
Paris Opera Ballet
Léonore Baulac
Étoile
Mathias Heymann
Étoile
Germain Louvet
Étoile
Hugo Marchand
Étoile
Myriam Ould-Braham
Étoile
François Alu
Premier danseur
Hannah O'Neill
Première danseuse
Photos:James Bort / OnP, Julien Benhamou / OnP
Supervisor of the Team POB
Aurélie Dupont
Directrice de la danse
Photo:Sophie Delaporte
The Royal Ballet
Steven McRae
Principal Leader of the Team TRB
Federico Bonelli
Principal
Francesca Hayward
Principal
Iana Salenko
Guest Artist of The Royal Ballet
Akane Takada
Principal
Fumi Kaneko
Soloist
Marcelino Sambé
Soloist
Benjamin Ella
First Artist
2017年3月15日
Programs and Casting
≪Program A≫
Team Paris Opera Ballet
Pas de deux from the second act of Swan Lake
Rudolf Noureev's version
Performed by Mathias Heymann and Myriam Ould-Braham
Pas de trois from the third act of Swan Lake
Rudolf Noureev's version
Performed by Léonore Baulac, Germain Louvet and François Alu
La Esmeralda pas de deux
Choreographed by Marius Petitpa
Performed by Hannah O'Neill and Hugo Marchand
Team The Royal Ballet
Rhapsody
Choreographed by Frederick Ashton
Performed by Iana Salenko and Steven McRae
A work by Liam Scarlett
Performed by Francesca Hayward and Marcelino Sambé
Pas de deux from Giselle
Performed by Akane Takada and Benjamin Ella
Pas de deux from Romeo and Juliet
Choreographed by Kenneth MacMillan
Performed by Francesca Hayward and Federico Bonelli
Tap dance solo
Performed by Steven McRae
Collaboration of Paris Opera Ballet and The Royal Ballet
Divertissements from Don Quixote
≪Program B≫
Team The Royal Ballet
Pas de deux from The Dream
Choreographed by Frederick Ashton
Performed by Akane Takada and Benhamin Ella
Tarantella
Choreographed by George Balanchine
Performed by Sarah Lamb and Federico Bonelli
Pas de deux from the second act of Swan Lake
Choreographed by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov
Performed by Fumi Kaneko and Federico Bonelli
Pas de deux from Don Quixote
Choreographed by Marius Petitpa
Performed by Iana Salenko and Steven McRae
Team Paris Opera Ballet
Work to be announced
Performed by Mathias Heymann and Myriam Ould-Braham
Les Bourgeois
Choreographed by Ben Van Cauwenbergh
Performed by François Alu
Pas de deux from Romeo and Juliet
Chreographed by Rudolf Noureev
Performed by Léonore Baulac and Germain Louvet
Grand pas classique
Choreographed by Victor Gsovsky
Performed by Hannah O'Neill and Hugo Marchand
Collaboration of Paris Opera Ballet and The Royal Ballet
Divertissements from The Sleeping Beauty
*Casting and programs as of 26 June 2017.
Team Paris Opera Ballet
Léonore Baulac
Étoile
Mathias Heymann
Étoile
Germain Louvet
Étoile
Hugo Marchand
Étoile
Myriam Ould-Braham
Étoile
François Alu
Premier danseur
Hannah O'Neill
Première danseuse
Aurélie Dupont
Directrice de la danse Supervisor of the Team POB
Team The Royal Ballet
Steven McRae
Principal Leader of the Team TRB
Federico Bonelli
Principal
Francesca Hayward
Principal
Iana Salenko
Guest artist of The Royal Ballet
Akane Takada
Principal
Fumi Kaneko
Soloist
Marcelino Sambé
Soloist
Benjamin Ella
First Artist
2017年3月14日
Schedule & Tickets
≪Program A≫
Wed. 26 July 2017 at 18:30
Thur. 27 July 2017 at 18:30
≪Program B≫
Sat. 29 July 2017 at 13:00
Sat. 29 July 2017 at 18:00
Sun. 30 July 2017 at 14:00
Venue
Bunkyo Civic Hall (Tokyo)
http://bunkyocivichall.jp/access
Tickets (tax included)
| Category | |
| S | \19,000 |
| A | \17,000 |
| B | \15,000 |
| C | \12,000 |
| D | \9,000 |
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- Parent and child (S, A, B): Half-price tickets for children 6 to 18 years old of senior high school.
- Students: \3,000/student 10 to 25 years old.
●Children under 6 years old are not allowed to enter.
Ticket Sale Dates
Tue. 21 March 2017 @21:00--Mon. 27 March 2017 @18:00
Presales (S, A, B, C) by "NBS WEB ticket"
Sat. 8 April 2017 @10:00--
General sales
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2017年3月13日
2017年3月 6日
【Ballet de l'Opéra national de Paris】 Hugo Marchand was appointed Étoile in Tokyo on March 3, 2017
Hugo Marchand was appointed Étoile of Ballet de l'Opéra national de Paris after its performance of La Sylphide in Tokyo, at Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, on Friday, 3 March 2017. He, Premier danseur then, had danced as James, the leading role.
During the enthusiastic curtain call, Aurélie Dupont, Directrice de la Dance, suddenly appeared on the stage and announced his appointment. The entire hall got filled with a great joy and excitement, and the whole audience gave an unceasing standing ovation to celebrate such an honorable event.
Marchand danced as James for the first time. In the press conference in Tokyo on Monday, 27 February, held on the occasion of the opening of the Company's Japan tour, he had also expressed his joy of performing a leading role for the first time in his career outside of France.
It has become a custom of the Company to announce promotions to Étoile after performances, but it is quite rare to be done overseas. It was the first time and definitely a historic moment for the Japanese dance scene to experience such a triumphant event.
