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Performance Schedule Performance Schedule - Opera <2003 / 2004 season> 13(Thu.) Macbeth OPERA HOUSE thru 28(Fri.) Music by Giuseppe Verdi 6 performances May 2004 Conductor : Miguel Gomez-Martinez Production : Noda Hideki Chorus : New National Theatre Chorus / Fujiwara Opera Chorus Group Orchestra : Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra 25(Fri.) June Falstaff OPERA HOUSE thru 3(Sat.) Music by Giuseppe Verdi 5 performances July 2004 Conductor : Dan Ettinger Production : Jonathan Miller Chorus : New National Theatre Chorus Orchestra : Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra 28(Mon.) June Carmen (première in June 2002) OPERA HOUSE thru 11(Sun.) Music by Georges Bizet 5 performances July 2004 Conductor : Numajiri Ryusuke Production : Maurizio Di Mattia Chorus : New National Theatre Chorus Orchestra : Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra <2004 / 2005 season> 9(Thu.) Cavalleria Rusticana / I Pagliacci OPERA HOUSE thru 23(Thu.) Music by Pietro Mascagni (Cavalleria Rusticana) 7 performances September 2004 Ruggiero Leoncavallo (I Pagliacci) Conductor : Ban Tetsuro Production : Grischa Asagaroff Chorus : New National Theatre Chorus Orchestra : Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra 25(Sat.) La Bohème (première in April 2003) OPERA HOUSE September Music by Giacomo Puccini 5 performances thru 9(Sat.) Conductor : Inoue Michiyoshi October 2004 Production : Aguni Jun Chorus : New National Theatre Chorus Orchestra : Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra 11(Thu.) Elektra OPERA HOUSE thru 23(Tue.) Music by Richard Strauss 5 performances November 2004 Conductor : Ulf Schirmer Production : Hans-Peter Lehmann Chorus : New National Theatre Chorus Orchestra : Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra 22(Mon.) La Traviata (première in September 2002) OPERA HOUSE November Music by Giuseppe Verdi 5 performances thru 4(Sat.) Conductor : Wakasugi Hiroshi December 2004 Production : Luca Ronconi Chorus : New National Theatre Chorus Orchestra : Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra 17(Mon.) Macbeth (première in May 2004) OPERA HOUSE thru 29(Sat.) Music by Giuseppe Verdi 5 performances January 2005 Conductor : Otaka Tadaaki Production : Noda Hideki Chorus : New National Theatre Chorus Orchestra : The Tokyo Symphony Orchestra 8(Tue.) Lulu OPERA HOUSE thru 17(Thu.) Music by Alban Berg 4 performances February 2005 Conductor : Stefan Anton Reck Production : David Pountney Orchestra : The Tokyo Symphony Orchestra 25(Fri.) Osan, from “ Shinju Ten no Amijima” OPERA HOUSE thru 27(Sun.) Music and Libretto by Kubo Mayako 3 performances February 2005 Conductor : Kanda Keiichi Production : Aguni Jun Chorus : New National Theatre Chorus Orchestra : The Tokyo Symphony Orchestra 21(Mon.) Così Fan Tutte OPERA HOUSE thru 31(Thu.) Music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 6 performances March 2005 Conductor : Dan Ettinger Production : Kornelia Repschläger Chorus : New National Theatre Chorus Orchestra : The Tokyo Symphony Orchestra 7(Thu.) Le Nozze di Figaro (première in October 2003) OPERA HOUSE thru 17(Sun.) Music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 5 performances April 2005 Conductor : Hirai Hideaki Production : Andreas Homoki Chorus : New National Theatre Chorus Orchestra : Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra 28(Sat.) May Fidelio OPERA HOUSE thru 9(Thu.) Music by Ludwig van Beethoven 6 performances June 2005 Conductor : Michael Boder Production : Marco Arturo Marelli Chorus : New National Theatre Chorus Orchestra : Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra 24(Fri.) June Madama Butterfly OPERA HOUSE thru 9(Sat.) Music by Giacomo Puccini 6 performances July 2005 Conductor : Renato Palumbo Production : Kuriyama Tamiya Chorus : New National Theatre Chorus Orchestra : Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra THE PIT OPERA 10(Thu.) THE PIT OPERA #13 L’ Amico Fritz THE PIT thru 13(Sun.) Music by Pietro Mascagni 4 performances June 2004 Conductor : Watanabe Kazumasa Production : Takagishi Misa Orchestra : New National Theatre The Pit Opera Ensemble 3(Thu.) THE PIT OPERA #14 Zazà THE PIT thru 6(Sun.) Music by Ruggiero Leoncavallo 4 performances March 2005 Orchestra : New National Theatre The Pit Opera Ensemble Performance Schedule - Ballet and Dance ○BALLET <2003 / 2004 season> 16(Fri.) Romeo and Juliet (première in October 2001) OPERA HOUSE thru 25(Sun.) Choreography : Sir Kenneth MacMillan 6 performances April 2004 Music by Sergei Prokofiev Conductor : Anthony Twiner Orchestra : Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra 4(Fri.) The Sleeping Beauty (première in October 1997) OPERA HOUSE thru 13 (Sun.) Choreography : Marius Petipa 5 performances June 2004 Music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky Revised by Konstantin Sergeyev Staged by Oleg Vinogradov Conductor : Boris Gruzin Orchestra : Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra <2004 / 2005 season> 15(Fri.) Raymonda OPERA HOUSE thru 24(Sun.) Choreography : Marius Petipa 6 performances October 2004 Music by Alexandr Grazunov Revised by Maki Asami Conductor : Ermanno Florio Orchestra : Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra 17(Fri.) The Nutcracker (première in December 1997) OPERA HOUSE thru 26(Sun.) Choreography : Marius Petipa / Lev Ivanov 7 performances December 2004 Music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky Revised by Vassily Vainonen Conductor : Watanabe Kazumasa Orchestra : Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra 7(Fri.) Swan Lake (première in May 1998) OPERA HOUSE thru 10(Mon.) Choreography : Marius Petipa / Lev Ivanov 4 performances January 2005 Music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky Revised by Konstantin Sergeyev Supervised by Natalia Dudinskaya Conductor : Robin Barker Orchestra : The Tokyo Symphony Orchestra 25(Fri.) Carmen by Ishii Jun PLAYHOUSE thru 27(Sun.) ~Emerald Project No.1~ 3 performances March 2005 Choreography : Ishii Jun Music by Georges Bizet Conductor : Robin Barker Orchestra : Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra 29(Fri.) April The Sleeping Beauty (première in October 1997) OPERA HOUSE thru 3(Tue.) Choreography : Marius Petipa 5 performances May 2005 Music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky Revised by Konstantin Sergeyev Conductor : David Garforth Orchestra : Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra 25(Sat.) June Don Quixote (première in March 1999) OPERA HOUSE thru 2 (Sat.) Choreography : Marius Petipa / Alexandr Gorsky 5 performances July 2005 Music by Leon Minks Revised by Alexei Fadeetchev Conductor : Boris Gruzin Orchestra : Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra ○CONTEMPORARY DANCE <2003 / 2004 season> 15(Sat.) Dance Theatron No.11 PLAYHOUSE thru 16(Sun.) “ Close the door, open your mouth” 2 performances May 2004 “ Flower History” Choreography : Itoh Kim <2004 / 2005 season> 15(Wed.) Dance Planet No.15 THE PIT thru 18(Sat.) “ DANCE EXHIBITION 2004” 4 performances September 2004 Program A (15,16 September) Leigh Warren & Dancers / Kawano Mako / Uchida Kaoru Roussewaltz Program B (17,18 September) Asano Tsukasa Perfect Modern / Moriyama Kaiji / Leigh Warren & Dancers 4(Fri.) Dance Theatron No.12 PLAYHOUSE thru 6(Sun.) “ KAZAHANA” 3 performances February 2005 Production and Choreography : Teshigawara Saburo 18(Fri.) Dance Planet No.16 THE PIT thru 20(Sun.) MIZUTO ABURA “ The rule of transfer” 3 performances February 2005 Choreography : MIZUTO ABURA 3(Fri.) Dance Planet No.17 THE PIT thru 5(Sun.) New Work by Tanaka Min 3 performances June 2005 Choreography : Tanaka Min Performance Schedule - Drama <2003 / 2004 season> 12(Mon.) series : Scenes of Woman and Man THE PIT thru 28(Wed.) THE OTHER SIDE 15 performances April 2004 Written by Ariel Dorfman Translated by Mizutani Hachiya Directed by Son Jincheku 11(Tue.) series : Scenes of Woman and Man THE PIT thru 27 (Thu.) Tenohira no Kobito 15 performances May 2004 Written by Suzue Toshiro Directed by Matsumoto Yuko 9(Wed.) Broadway Musical PLAYHOUSE thru 26 (Sat.) INTO THE WOODS 20 performances June 2004 Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by James Lapine Translated by Hashimoto Kunihiko Directed by Miyamoto Amon 22(Tue.) June series : Scenes of Woman and Man THE PIT thru 8 (Thu.) The Petition 15 performances July 2004 Written by Brian Clark Translated by Yoshihara Toyoshi Directed by Kimura Koichi <2004 / 2005 season> 4(Mon.) THE LOFT THE PIT thru 17(Sun.) Tainai 19 performances October 2004 Written by Miyoshi Juro Directed by Kuriyama Tamiya 22(Fri.) October THE LOFT THE PIT thru 3(Wed.) Hito no Kakera 16 performances November 2004 Written by Shinohara Kumiko Directed by Miyazaki Masako 8(Mon.) THE LOFT THE PIT thru 21(Sun.) Futari no Onna Heishi no Monogatari 19 performances November 2004 Written and Directed by Sakate Yoji 16(Tue.) November Mourning Becomes Electra PLAYHOUSE thru 5(Sun.) Written by Eugene O’Neill 18 performances December 2004 Translated by Numasawa Koji Directed by Kuriyama Tamiya 14(Fri.) Das Schloss THE PIT thru 30(Sun.) Written by Franz Kafka 15 performances January 2005 Directed and Adapted by Matsumoto Osamu 14(Mon.) Series : Laughter THE PIT thru 31(Thu.) Hana saku Minato 20 performances March 2005 Written by Kikuta Kazuo Directed by Uyama Hitoshi April 2005 Series : Laughter THE PIT Communications A collection of short stories by contemporary dramatists Supervised by Betsuyaku Minoru / Nagai Ai Directed and Adapted by Watanabe Eriko Written by Chong Wishing / Keralino Sandrovich / Ito Seiko / Sugiura Hisayuki / Takeuchi Yu, etc. May 2005 Across the River in May -revival- THE PIT Written by Hirata Oriza / Kim Myung Hwa Directed by Lee Byung Hoon / Hirata Oriza May-June 2005 Series : Laughter PLAYHOUSE Hakone Gora Hotel (tentative title) Written by Inoue Hisashi Directed by Kuriyama Tamiya June 2005 Stages by theatrical groups invited from overseas vol.4 PLAYHOUSE Berliner Ensemble Der Aufhaltsame Aufstieg des Arturo Ui Written by Bertolt Brecht Directed by Heiner Müller June-July 2005 Series : Laughter THE PIT Noises Off Written by Michael Frayn Translated by Odashima Koshi Directed
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