K-ballet

In this article, we will explore K-ballet, a topic that has captured the interest and attention of many in recent times. With a wide range of implications and applications, K-ballet is a topic that covers areas as diverse as science, technology, politics, culture and society in general. As we progress through the analysis of K-ballet, we will delve into its meaning, impact and relevance in today's world, and examine the various perspectives that exist around this topic. From its origins to its contemporary evolution, K-ballet continues to be the subject of debate and reflection, and this article seeks to shed light on its many facets and its importance in the current landscape.

K-Ballet

General information
Name	K-Ballet
Local name	K-バレエカンパニー
Year founded	1999
Founders	Tetsuya Kumakawa William Trevitt Michael Nunn
Website	http://k-ballet.co.jp
Artistic staff
Artistic Director	Tetsuya Kumakawa
Deputy Director	Stuart Cassidy
Ballet Mistress	Shiori Asakawa, Ran Yamada
Ballet Master	Hayato Nishino, Rei Sakoh
Other
Orchestra	Theatre Orchestra of Tokyo
Official school	K-Ballet School

K-ballet is a Japanese ballet company. The company started in 1999, and has since held approximately 50 annual performances.

K-Ballet's activity was first recognised internationally in July 2004, when the ballet group was invited to New York's Metropolitan Opera House with The Royal Ballet, one of the World's leading ballet companies.^[1] The honorary president is currently renowned ballet dancer, Sir Anthony Dowell.^[2]

Company members

There are currently almost 70 dancers and artists involved in K-Ballet's productions. The most notable include Artistic Director Tetsuya Kumakawa, Principal Dancer Shohei Horiuchi, and Principal Soloist Dancer Mina Kobayashi (as of June 2022).^[3]

Principals

Shiori Asakawa
Nozomi Iijima
Shoya Ishibashi
Sena Hidaka
Shohei Horiuchi
Masaya Yamamoto

Principal soloists

Mina Kobayashi
Kei Sugino
Saya Narita

First soloists

Mayuka Asano
Yuka Iwai
Ren kuriyama
Kaito Sekino
Risako Toda
shuhei Yoshida
Gregoire Lansier

Soloists

Yoshitomo Okuda
Shu Kurihara
Miho Saeki
Rei Takahashi
Kumiko Tsuzi
Shohei Honda
Natsuki Yamada
Saori Yoshida

References

^ "Company Profile: Tetsuya Kumakawa, Artist Director" (in Japanese). K-ballet Company.
^ "Company History" (in Japanese). K-ballet Company.
^ "Company Members" (in Japanese). K-ballet Company.

External links

(in Japanese) K-Ballet, official website
The boyz are back in town // The Guardian, 21 Jan 2001

v t e Ballet companies
Africa	Cairo Opera Ballet Company Cape Town City Ballet
Asia	Ballet Manila Ballet Philippines Guangzhou Ballet Gwangju City Ballet Hong Kong Ballet Iranian National Ballet Company Israel Ballet K-ballet Korea National Ballet National Ballet of China New National Theatre Tokyo Philippine Ballet Theatre Seoul Ballet Theatre Shanghai Ballet Company Singapore Dance Theatre State Ballet of Georgia Tokyo Ballet Universal Ballet
Europe	Ballet Cymru Ballet Ireland Ballet Romand Ballet Zürich Les Ballets Persans Ballets Russes Barcelona Ballet Bayerisches Staatsballett Béjart Ballet Berlin State Ballet Birmingham Royal Ballet Bolshoi Ballet Charleroi Danses Cork City Ballet Royal Danish Ballet Donetsk Ballet Dutch National Ballet Eifman Ballet English National Ballet Finnish National Ballet Royal Ballet of Flanders Sukhishvili Georgian National Ballet Grand Kyiv Ballet Greek National Opera Hamburg Ballet Hungarian National Ballet Kyiv Ballet Kyiv City Ballet Kyiv Modern-Ballet La Scala Theatre Ballet Lviv Theatre of Opera and Ballet Mariinsky Ballet Mikhailovsky Theatre Ballet National Opera and Ballet Theatre of Moldova The Monte-Carlo Ballet National Opera and Ballet of Bulgaria Northern Ballet Norwegian National Opera and Ballet Novosibirsk Theatre Ballet Odesa Opera and Ballet Theatre Original Ballet Russe Paris Opera Ballet Perm Theatre Ballet Polish National Ballet National Ballet of Portugal The Royal Ballet Rambert Dance Company Russian State Ballet of Siberia Saint Petersburg Ballet Theatre Scottish Ballet Spanish National Dance Company Stanislavski Ballet Stuttgart Ballet Royal Swedish Ballet Théâtre du Silence Turkish State Opera and Ballet United Ukrainian Ballet Company Vienna State Ballet
North America	Alabama Ballet Alberta Ballet Company Alexandra Ballet Alonzo King LINES Ballet American Ballet Theatre American Midwest Ballet American Repertory Ballet Anaheim Ballet Aspen Santa Fe Ballet Atlanta Ballet Atlanta Festival Ballet Ballet Arizona Ballet Austin Ballet BC Ballet Des Moines Ballet Fantastique Ballet Hispanico Ballet Magnificat! Ballet Memphis BalletMet Ballet Minnesota Ballet Quad Cities Ballet San Jose Ballet Theatre of Maryland Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo Ballet West Ballez Bay Pointe Ballet Boston Ballet Les Grands Ballets Canadiens California Riverside Ballet Carolina Ballet Charlotte Ballet Chicago Ballet Chicago Festival Ballet Cincinnati Ballet Cleveland Ballet (1935 · 1972 · 2014) Colorado Ballet Complexions Contemporary Ballet Cuban National Ballet Dance Theatre of Harlem Dayton Ballet Greensboro Ballet Houston Ballet Joffrey Ballet Kansas City Ballet Los Angeles Ballet Louisville Ballet Moscow Ballet (United States) National Ballet of Canada National Ballet Theater of Puerto Rico New Jersey Ballet New York City Ballet Oklahoma City Ballet Oregon Ballet Theatre Orlando Ballet Pacific Northwest Ballet Pennsylvania Ballet Pittsburgh Ballet Royal Winnipeg Ballet San Francisco Ballet The Washington Ballet Tulsa Ballet Wonderbound
Oceania	The Australian Ballet Ballet Theatre of Queensland Queensland Ballet Melbourne City Ballet Royal New Zealand Ballet West Australian Ballet
South America	Ballet Municipal de Lima Chilean National Ballet Colon Theater Ballet National Ballet of Uruguay

This article about a Japanese corporation- or company-related topic is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

This ballet-related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

Authority control databases
International	VIAF
National	Japan