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"Swan Lake" Full Screen

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Stage/Dance/Comedy Ballet

Tchaikovsky: "Swan Lake" Full Screen
An immortal masterpiece to be considered synonymous with classical ballet.
Supernova skill that two actors can show while playing the transition of mind richly,
Beautiful ensemble without disturbing one string by Cole de ballet.
Numerous character dance that makes you feel European tradition,
And by Tchaikovsky who excites stories even more
Too much famous songs and the charm and real pleasure of classical ballet
The thing that condensed tightly, the work of our country choreographer
Please see the leading director, Seiichi Shinohara's direction, composition, choreography.

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The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Festival is a cultural project that was started by Tokyo Metropolitan Government in 1968 and is the 52nd time this time for Tokyo residents to feel familiar with the performing arts and performing arts. From fiscal 2008, they have been working to further enhance the content of the implementation and co-sponsored by the Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture and Tokyo.

Granted subsidies and contributions for outstanding performances planned and produced by an arts and cultural organization that has established its main activity base in Tokyo and is engaged in the creation of performing arts and the succession and development of traditional performing arts. By doing so, we will enhance the performance content, keep the entrance fee low, or make it free of charge, allowing many residents to appreciate various performing arts and performing arts. It aims to spread and promote.

The 2020 Tokyo Performing Arts Festival has 11 orchestras, chamber music, opera, contemporary theater, ballet, contemporary dance, Japanese music, Japanese dance, noh, folk performing arts, and performing arts from January 11 to March 29, 2020. Various performances in various fields will be held at various venues in Tokyo.

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