Tag: Shoko Nakamura

Shoko Nakamura’s new life in Japan

Ballet dancer Shoko Nakamura, who had a successful career in Europe, has moved her base of activities to Japan — mainly to dance for the K-Ballet Company in Tokyo. To mark her return to Japan, Nakamura performed the title role in “Carmen” at Bunkamura Orchard Hall earlier this month in Shibuya, Tokyo. The production was… Continue reading Shoko Nakamura’s new life in Japan

Shoko Nakamura from the Staatsballett Berlin at the Masse rehearsals

Premiere, World premiere HALLE AM BERGHAIN Saturday, 04.05.2013 20.00 h 27 – 42 € Further Events: 04 | 07 | 08 | 09 | 10 | 14 | 16 | 18 | 22 | 24 | 25 May 2013 Chorography: Nadja Saidakova Xenia Wiest Tim Plegge Music: Henrik Schwarz, Marcel Dettmann & Frank Wiedemann und… Continue reading Shoko Nakamura from the Staatsballett Berlin at the Masse rehearsals

Ballets Russes – A moderated ballet concert

The Russian group of artists of the Ballets Russes toured in the early 20th Century Western art capitals in order to impress an entire generation and set the art world on its head. Around the impresario Serge Diaghilev gathered not only dancers and innovative theater people, but also visual artists and composers. For tours of… Continue reading Ballets Russes – A moderated ballet concert

La Péri – Ballet in two acts

Vladimir Malakhov has drawn inspiration from historic lithographs to create a new staging of the romantic ballet LA PÉRI for the Staatsballett Berlin. Like the sylphids, the wilis and all the other unattainable fairy and elfin beings that populated the 19th century ballet stage in great numbers and in many new interpretations, the péris are… Continue reading La Péri – Ballet in two acts