Peter Darell's Tales of Hoffman in Japan

Par Naomi Mori, 05 novembre 2015

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“Maylen Tleubaev ... ruled the stage with his overwhelming, dramatic presence”

Critique faite à New National Theatre, Tokyo: Opera House, Tokyo, le 30 octobre 2015

Tales of Hoffmann (Peter Darrell)

National Ballet of Japan

Noriko Ohara, Mise en scène

Yudai Fukuoka, Danse

Miwa Motojima, Danse

Kayo Nagata, Danse

Ayako Ono, Danse

Yui Yonezawa, Danse

Maylen Tleubaev, Danse

Yuji Sawada, Lumières

Ballet Nights makes an impressive and unforgettable Scottish debut

Kathy Elgin, 4th July

Ballet Nights is more than an evening of party pieces: it showcases emerging talent alongside older favourites and, in the case of this first Scottish outing, has an eye to local tradition.

****1

Scottish Ballet's Nutcracker: brimming with Christmas magic

Kathy Elgin, 6th December

In the third revival since 2014, Peter Darrell's 1973 Nutcracker still has all the right ingredients to send the audience home feeling joyous.

*****

Scottish Ballet excels in a diverse, quirky quadruple bill

Kathy Elgin, 16th October

By the time a rain of multicoloured paper hands floated down from above, a bizarre figure in orange strolled onstage, ignored by everybody, the audience was in love with the whole thing.

****1

Ballet Nights: a diverse, delicious and dynamic programme

Deborah Weiss, 29th June

Ballet Nights is getting better and better. This was a truly diverse programme with something for everyone.

****1

National Ballet of Japan: Tales of Hoffmann, a successful revival

Naomi Mori, 23rd February

National Ballet of Japan have revived Peter Darrell’s Tales of Hoffmann and whilst this may not be a masterpiece, served to show how much the company is evolving, with excellent lead dancers.

****1

Icy worlds collide in Scottish Ballet's euphoric Secret Theatre

Graham Watts, 21st December

Jess and Morgs continue to break the mould of tired dance films by directing their first full-length feature, which offers much more than just a different way of presenting dance.

*****

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Naomi Mori

Naomi is a blogger living in Tokyo and travels frequently to see ballet. She is a law graduate of Waseda University and a former film publicist, film critic and IT business researcher/strategist. She blogs at La Dolce Vita in Japanese. She tweets about ballet as @naomip_86. and takes ballet class regularly

Peter Darell's Tales of Hoffman, National Ballet of Japan