Chagall 's paintings reproduced by LEDs, Tchaikovsky's music, and the dancer's body, We aim to create a unique world where the individual charms of each element harmonize. A new 'Aleco' born from the space of Box1000 The allure of it, and the moments when human loneliness and conflict are revealed, We want our customers to experience it for themselves.

As someone from Aomori, I've been familiar with Chagall at Aomori Museum of Art since my student days. I felt it was destiny to dance in front of "Aleko". Recalling the overwhelming power of the paintings from the premiere, In this revival performance, in front of this futuristic space and digital background, We did our best to realize Mr. Homan's direction, which emphasized in-depth character development. I'd like to introduce you to a new Aleco.

Performance dates: May 29th FRI.- May 31st SUN.

I have been dancing in Japan for many years, I have deep respect and admiration for Japanese culture and its people. I also made a close and cherished circle of friends in Japan. Those friends are the ones who are involved in this "Aleko" They encouraged me to participate in the performance. I immediately loved this idea and choreography, I created and learned together with the dancers of NBA Ballet Company and Naoya Homan. I was really looking forward to sharing my own experiences.

Dance is my lifelong passion and my love itself. and, A new Venue in Tokyo has opened its doors to this wonderful art form. I am very happy to be able to perform.

Performance dates: June 4th THU.- June 7th SUN.

This legendary stage performance is making a comeback after 83 years. Chagall 's stage backdrop for Ballet“Aleko” currently on display at Aomori Museum of Art, has been brought to life on a giant LED screen, intertwining with the physical expressions of spirited dancers. This fantastical collaboration between Chagall 's painting and ballet, reuniting across the ages, will bring you a truly fascinating performance.

schedule
FRI., May 29, 2026 -SUN. June 7, 2026

Venue

MoN Takanawa: The Museum of Narratives Box1000