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Ben Knight discusses Bracks resignation with political commentators Paul Austin and Barry Cassidy
Broadcast: 27/07/2007
Reporter: Ben Knight
BEN KNIGHT, PRESENTER: Barrie Cassidy, can you compare this to anything in Australian political history?
BARRIE CASSIDY, 'INSIDERS' ABC TV: No, it's a stunning development. The Premier and the deputy Premier resigning on the same day, no scandal, they did it on their own accord. You look for precedents of this. Bob Menzies quit, but after 17 years in office, so it was sort of expected. Neville Wran is perhaps the closest that you get to this, but even Neville Wran had political pressure internally, and in fact stood down for a while, while a Royal Commission cleared his name. So for Steve Bracks to quit at the top of his game like this, we've never seen anything like it.
BEN KNIGHT: Well, Paul Austin, no scandal, and do we take them at their word?
PAUL AUSTIN, STATE POLITICAL EDITOR 'THE AGE: Yes, we do, for Bracks in particular, this is more personal than political, Ben. Two weeks ago precisely to today, young Nick Bracks famously crashed his car into a tree in Williamston. That hit Steve Bracks and his wife Terry extremely hard, as we all know. It is personal, more than political, there's no scandal and there was certainly no political pressure inside the Labor Party for Steve Bracks to quit, quite the reverse.
BARRIE CASSIDY: I'm sure that's true, it's personal, but nevertheless, without that, he would've quit some time through this year.
PAUL AUSTIN: That's what he's indicated, which is very interesting, that Bracks has said he has started to wonder whether he still had the hunger for the job, whether he could still do it 100 per cent, in his own words, his body and soul. And so this incident with the son has brought forward timing of a decision which appears to have been imminent.
BARRIE CASSIDY: Yeah, I think that's true. He decided that he - and you look at the four year term. It's a long commitment. You have to commit to three years to fight the election then some time beyond that. So he clearly made up his mind that he wasn't going to go the full, the long haul, and as you say, the incident with the son was the catalyst to bring it forward.
BEN KNIGHT: And there's been a pointed comparison to the Federal Liberal party about managing a transition. Was this handled well?
BARRIE CASSIDY: It's a difficult one for John Howard now. Because there are so many comparisons to be made. Getting out on top, a smooth transition, and the fact he handed to a Treasurer as well, and the fact he such a relationship with John Brumby - that far from trying to keep him from office, you get the feeling that Steve Bracks was anxious to give John Brumby a go at some stage because he felt he deserved it.
BEN KNIGHT: We're now looking at a Victorian Government under John Brumby. And he is not Steve Bracks. For a start, he's a leader who has faced the Victorian public before and lost. That was a long time ago, but does that still count?
PAUL AUSTIN: I think it's a key point, Ben. Brumby is no Bracks. Brumby takes over a cabinet, which by definition is weaker immediately than the Bracks cabinet was because there's no Steve Bracks, there's no John Thwaites. The Bracks' Government is no more, Victoria is beginning a new Government under John Brumby, and yes, he was a failed leader of the Labor Party during the 1990s. He worked hard, he prepared the way for Labor to win, but the Labor Party decided in the shadow of the 1999 election that John Brumby was undetectable and Steve Bracks was their man. We're now going to see whether Brumby can reinvent himself again.
BARRIE CASSIDY: Now that's all true, and I take your point on the lack of experience within the cabinet, but keep in mind failed opposition leaders of the past - Jeff Kennett, John Howard, lost elections and they came back. Since then, John Brumby has gone through quite an apprenticeship. He served in the federal Parliament, he was Opposition leader for six years. He's now the longest serving treasurer in the country. So I think you'd be looking for a very different John Brumby that contested and lost an election all those years ago.
PAUL AUSTIN: I think that's absolutely right and there are three moods in the Labor Party today. The first was shock, this has come as a surprise to almost everyone within the party, Bracks naturally kept this extremely close. Secondly, sadness, Bracks was liked, loved, there have been lots of tears today. But thirdly, confidence. Labor's mood is such that they think Bracks has given them the best chance of a smooth transition and there is complete confidence within the Labor Party that John Brumby will make a fine Premier.
BEN KNIGHT: But he's going to have to work at it. And his style is very different. I mean, you had the team of Steve Bracks and John Thwaites, which you could almost describe as family friendly. Now if you have John Brumby in the role and let's say someone like Rob Hulls, their probably Labor's best performers but they're also hard men.
BARRIE CASSIDY: Yes, I know and you know (indicating Paul Austin) that he is tough and uncompromising character. I don't know whether the public, though, has that same image of him, and he has an opportunity to shape his own personality and his own persona. But he is tough, and he's very different and he won't be as viewer friendly as Steve Bracks has been.
BEN KNIGHT: And the authority within the party, Steve Bracks was able to bring the factions into line on things like preselections and putting his own candidates in. John Brumby's not going to get that straight away, is he?
PAUL AUSTIN: He probably will, the test will come over this weekend as the caucus jostles for positions. There's a lot of vacancies here, the Premier's chair is vacant, the deputy's chair is vacant. There are two portfolios up for grabs, there are two safe Labor seats about to get a scramble for candidates. There's a lot going to be going on, but the Party has been transformed by Steve Bracks, one of his great legacies is that the Labor Party is not the bitter, factionalised party that it used to be, and Brumby takes over a smoother outfit.
BEN KNIGHT: The cabinet's been described as being a little bit thin when you get down towards the bottom ranks. And they now have to be filled. Does the party have that sort of depth?
BARRIE CASSIDY: It's an opportunity for some people now, it's an opportunity for Rob Hulls, it's an opportunity for Tim Holding and Lynne Kosky and others. But I really take that point, I think what changes now is there are spaces at the top, and that can create resentment in itself, depending on who succeeds and who doesn't, and the discipline that existed all these years now, will that go under John Brumby, because there was a rabble 10 years ago. Now I'm not suggesting that will return, but new tensions will now emerge and it may be more difficult to maintain that image.
BEN KNIGHT: And what does it mean for Ted Baillieu?
PAUL AUSTIN: It's an opportunity for Ted Baillieu. This is a moment that he has to seize. The Bracks Government is no more. There was every expectation before 10.30 this morning that Steve Bracks would be Premier for the next three years plus. Baillieu now has a great opportunity, the political climate has changed extraordinarily. He has to seize this moment.
BARRIE CASSIDY: And it is an opportunity for him but he missed it initially today when he was full of praise for Steve Bracks initially then called a second news conference when he thought he should point out that perhaps Steve Bracks had let the electorate down because he went to an election and just recently and then turned his back on them.
PAUL AUSTIN: I might say, typical of Mr Baillieu that he's not quick enough on his feet, and yes, Barrie, he did take two goes today before he decided that the events of today have exposed this Government as a circus.
BARRIE CASSIDY: But in the longer run I think he would welcome the opportunity to have a go at somebody else, somebody whose name is not Steve Bracks.
BEN KNIGHT: And he's got three years to do it. Thank you both for coming in.
BARRIE CASSIDY: Thanks, Ben.
PAUL AUSTIN: Thanks, Ben.

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Calories 275
Caloriesfromfat 28 %
Fat 8.6 g
Satfat 3.7 g
Monofat 3.2 g
Polyfat 0.9 g
Protein 18.5 g
Carbohydrate 30 g
Fiber 2 g
Cholesterol 58 mg
Iron 2.2 mg
Sodium 484 mg
Calcium 187 mg
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2 tablespoons fat-free sour cream
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1 jalapeño pepper, seeded and finely chopped
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Song of Solomon 1-8New King James Version (NKJV)
Solomon's Love for a Shulamite Girl
1 The song of songs, which is Solomon's.
The Banquet
The Shulamite[a]
2 Let him kiss me with the kisses of his mouth—
The Daughters of Jerusalem
We will run after you.[c]
The Shulamite
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The Daughters of Jerusalem
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5 I charge you, O daughters of Jerusalem,
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The Shulamite
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9 Of the wood of Lebanon
The Bridegroom Praises the Bride
The Beloved
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6 Until the day breaks
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9 You have ravished my heart,
12 A garden enclosed
The Shulamite
16 Awake, O north wind,
The Beloved
5 I have come to my garden, my sister, my spouse;
(To His Friends)
Eat, O friends!
The Shulamite's Troubled Evening
The Shulamite
2 I sleep, but my heart is awake;
6 I opened for my beloved,
The Daughters of Jerusalem
9 What is your beloved
The Shulamite
10 My beloved is white and ruddy,
14 His hands are rods of gold
The Daughters of Jerusalem
6 Where has your beloved gone,
The Shulamite
2 My beloved has gone to his garden,
Praise of the Shulamite's Beauty
The Beloved
4 O my love, you are as beautiful as Tirzah,
8 There are sixty queens
10 Who is she who looks forth as the morning,
The Shulamite
11 I went down to the garden of nuts
The Beloved and His Friends
13 Return, return, O Shulamite;
The Shulamite
What would you see in the Shulamite—
Expressions of Praise
The Beloved
7 How beautiful are your feet in sandals,
6 How fair and how pleasant you are,
The Shulamite
The wine goes down smoothly for my beloved,
11 Come, my beloved,
8 Oh, that you were like my brother,
(To the Daughters of Jerusalem)
3 His left hand is under my head,
Love Renewed in Lebanon
A Relative
5 Who is this coming up from the wilderness,
I awakened you under the apple tree.
The Shulamite to Her Beloved
6 Set me as a seal upon your heart,
7 Many waters cannot quench love,
The Shulamite's Brothers
8 We have a little sister,
The Shulamite
10 I am a wall,
(To Solomon)
12 My own vineyard is before me.
The Beloved
13 You who dwell in the gardens,
The Shulamite
14 Make haste, my beloved,
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As part of their ongoing summer tour of Japan, The Royal Ballet was invited to run two days of workshops on 27 and 28 June 2016 for children in Kumamoto, an area which was badly damaged by earthquakes in April this year.
The workshops, organised by the Arts and Kids Foundation Japan and led by Royal Ballet Education Teacher David Pickering and Elizabeth Foster were held in local schools and involved over 400 children, introducing them to ballet and dance. Many of them have been unable to attend school since the disaster, which caused extensive damage to the local infrastructure.
Royal Ballet First Soloist Yuhui Choe, who was born in Fukuoka, participated in the opening session with Royal Ballet Principal Nehemiah Kish, in a workshop based on The Royal Ballet's production of Giselle. They also met the headmaster who explained the effects of the earthquake which left many of the children with post-traumatic stress.
Kevin O'Hare, Director of The Royal Ballet said: 'It was wonderful to be given the opportunity to reach out to some of the children who have been affected by the recent earthquakes and devastation in Kumamoto. Ballet has the power to uplift and inspire so we very much hope that by going to Kumamoto with Yuhui Choe and Nehemiah Kish we were able to bring some joy to the region during this difficult time.'
Mr. Kabashima, the Kumamoto Governor added: 'The Kumamoto prefecture suffered seriously as a result of the earthquakes this year and is still suffering two months on with more than 5,000 people classed as refugees. We were delighted to welcome The Royal Ballet and their inspiring workshops to our community which I'm sure will raise the morale in Kumamoto.'
The Royal Ballet is currently in Japan on a sell-out tour performing Romeo and Juliet and Giselle in five cities: Tokyo, Fukuoka, Nishinomiya, Nagoya and Fukuyama, hosted by NBS Japan Performing Arts Foundation. Alongside the performances, workshops have taken place in Kyoto and Shizoka as part of the Company's commitment to Learning and Participation outreach both in the UK and internationally.
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After undergoing hip surgery four months ago, I was unsure whether I would make it back to full fitness in time. But after a lot of hard work and rehab I was passed fit and ready just in time for tour.
Packing for tour is always a challenge. It's a struggle to squeeze a whole month's worth of dance wear, everyday clothes and evening wear for events into a single suitcase. But we do get tour boxes and bags for our stage makeup and ballet shoes, which is a big help.
A long haul flight is not something any dancer enjoys. You dread how your body will feel when you finally touch down. We take lots of precautions like wearing compression garments to help swelling and circulation, melatonin to recover from jetlag and adding hydration tablets to our water.
We opened the tour with Kenneth MacMillan's Romeo and Juliet at the Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Theatre. As always, the support from our Japanese audience was incredible. The tour's opening performance was my first time on stage after surgery and I couldn't have asked for a better reception. I was a little more nervous than usual but once the first act was done it felt as if I'd never been away. After the show we were all overwhelmed by the sea of ballet fans outside stage door, asking us to sign their programmes and taking pictures of all of us, despite the fact it was pouring with rain. Some of them I recognized from my first trip to Tokyo 11 years ago!
Principal dancers are a lot more used to this kind of attention but as corps de ballet members we aren't used to it! It's incredibly humbling when you're asked to sign an autograph or pose for a selfie. Japanese ballet fans truly are some of the best in the world.
After a week spent rehearsing, performing, recovering from jet-lag and attempting to connect to wi-fi wherever possible, we wrapped up the week with a generous party hosted by the tour's promoters NBS (the Japanese Performing Arts Foundation). The party has become a tradition and a great chance to relax after a hard week.
We do have days off, and this year, a group of us took the opportunity to head to Tokyo Disneyland where we had a fantastic time. The theme park is huge and although this meant a lot of walking, it was nice to stretch our legs outdoors. Rest time is hugely important for ballet dancers, especially as we have plenty more shows coming up as we take Romeo and Juliet as well as Giselle around the country.
Further details of the Royal Ballet Tour to Japan can be found here.
For more updates about The Royal Ballet's 2016 Tour to Japan search #RoyalBalletJapan on Twitter and Instagram.
The Royal Opera House would like to thank all tour supporters and Aud Jebsen for her support of the Royal Ballet touring programme.]]>
Later this month, The Royal Ballet head to Japan for their annual international tour.
From 16 June to 7 July 2016, the Company will visit several venues to delight Japanese fans, beginning the tour in the capital city Tokyo before making their way to a further four cities: Fukuoka, Osaka, Nagoya and Fukuyama.
The Royal Ballet are bringing two of the best-loved works of the repertory to Japanese audiences; Kenneth MacMillan's ground-breaking Romeo and Juliet and Peter Wright's Giselle, which is widely considered as the greatest of the Romantic ballets.
Several of the Company's dancers are Japanese including First Soloists Ryoichi Hirano, Hikaru Kobayashi and Akane Takada, all of whom will perform during the tour.
Ahead of the tour, Principals of the Royal Ballet Lauren Cuthbertson and Federico Bonelli recorded messages to Japanese audiences. Cuthertson said she was 'really looking forward to being in Japan again to perform for such a warm audience.' Bonelli revealed he was excited to visit the country because 'my wife is Japanese and we're bringing our daughter there for the first time.' Watch both films here.
The Royal Ballet last toured Japan three years ago, performing Christopher Wheeldon's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
Speaking of the Company's return, Director of The Royal Ballet Kevin O'Hare said:
'Touring to Japan is always a highlight for the Company, the audiences are so warm and receptive and I'm delighted that this summer we'll present two masterpieces from The Royal Ballet repertory Romeo and Juliet and Giselle, showcasing the breadth, artistry and talent of our world-class dancers.'
The Tour begins at the Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Theatre.
Full lists of casting will be published on each of the venue's websites.
Tour Dates and Performances:
Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Theatre (16 June – 19 June)
Romeo and Juliet / Giselle
Fukuoka Sun Palace Hall (29 June)
Hyogo Performing Arts Center (1 July)
Aichi Arts Center (3 July)
Romeo and Juliet
Fukuyama Hall of Art & Culture (6 July)
The Royal Opera House would like to thank all tour supporters and Aud Jebsen for her support of the Royal Ballet touring programme.]]>
Nagasaki is known to the world for the worst of reasons. But the tragic events of 9 August 1945 often obscure the rich history of one of Japan's most traditionally cosmopolitan cities. It makes the perfect setting for Puccini's Madama Butterfly – a work that, unusually, reflects the realities of Nagasaki of the time.
Unusually for a Japanese city, Nagasaki was built around foreign interaction. In the mid-16th century, Portuguese missionary traders made the first European contact with Japan, and they did so in Nagasaki. The city was then a small fishing enclave, but, boosted by burgeoning European trade, it soon expanded. However, in 1633 the Tokugawa shogunate passed official decrees that effectively cut Japan off from the outside world: no international trade, no Western foreigners and absolutely no Christianity (which had gained a small following in the south) – on pain of death.
But an exception was made for Nagasaki. A small contingent of Dutch traders were relegated to the tiny manmade island of Dejima in the Nagaski bay. Allowed to come ashore once or twice a year in heavily-monitored missions, they traded with and through Nagasaki. The city itself, on the southern island of Kyushu and over 1,000 km from the capital Edo (now Tokyo), was deemed distant enough to dissipate and control any foreign influence.
Everything changed when Commodore Matthew Perry sailed his 'Black Ships' armada into Tokyo Bay in 1853 and 1854, demanding through gunboat diplomacy that Japan open up to international trade. After an intense period of domestic civil upheaval, 1868 brought the Meiji Restoration, and a new Japanese government that voraciously absorbed (and imposed) all the Western knowledge it could in an attempt to modernize rapidly.
While much of the country remained off-limits, Nagasaki – historically equipped to handle foreigners – proved an ideal port from which to conduct international trade and to host the foreigners overseeing it. For the first time, Westerners were able to experience Japanese culture in a tangible, meaningful way. The two populations cautiously began to intermingle.
It was through this initial exposure in Nagasaki that the japonisme movement in Europe exploded, presenting an idealized, often fantastical, version of Japan and its culture. But there also came true and fictionalized narratives of life in Nagasaki itself, by then a world-wide hub of trade and foreign interaction. One was John Luther Long's novella Madame Butterfly, based on a true story told to him by his sister, a missionary based in Nagasaki.
A foreign naval officer fathers a child with a Japanese woman and disappears. This is not the comic farcical plot of The Mikado: this was a reality in Nagasaki of the time. And more often than not, the result was tragedy: mother and child often faced vicious criticism and ostracism. Trading with and learning from foreigners was accepted: physical relations beyond were not. Foreign men came and went, while their partners and offspring suffered the harsh consequences.
Puccini's Madama Butterfly presents very real subject matter; the protagonists had many real-life counterparts in Nagasaki. The opera transcends the typical japonisme elements of cherry blossoms and geisha, to tell a sobering truth behind the fantasy of Japan – with all the intense excitement, joy and sorrow of cosmopolitan life in late 19th-century Nagasaki.
Jesse Bia is the ROH Student Ambassador for University College London. He is a PhD Student specializing in the anthropology of Japan and a Visiting Researcher at Osaka University.
Madama Butterfly runs 20 March–25 April 2017. Tickets will be available soon.]]>
Update 3 July 2015: Venue details and casting confirmed. Full details listed below.
The Royal Opera will return to Tokyo and Osaka in Japan in September 2015, following a hugely successful tour in 2010.
The Company will perform Phyllida Lloyd's production of Macbeth with Simon Keenlyside in the title role alongside Ukrainian soprano Liudmyla Monastyrska as Lady Macbeth, Romanian tenor Teodor Illincai as Macduff, and American bass Raymond Aceto as Banquo.
Kasper Holten's production of Don Giovanni will also travel to Japan with Italian bass-baritone Ildebrando D'Arcangelo in the title role alongside Italian bass Alex Esposito as Leporello, American mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato as Donna Elvira, Mexican tenor Rolando Villazón as Don Ottavio, Russian soprano Albina Shagimuratova as Donna Anna, Russian soprano Julia Lezhneva as Zerlina, and British bass Matthew Rose as Masetto.
Both productions will be conducted by Music Director Antonio Pappano, who will also conduct a concert performance of Mozart's Requiem and concert arias.
Macbeth runs for four performances in Japan from 12 September, with Don Giovanni running for three performances from 13 September.
Venue and casting details:
Cond: Antonio Pappano
Cast includes Simon Keenlyside (Macbeth), Raymond Aceto (Banquo), Liudmyla Monastyrska (Lady Macbeth), Teodor Ilincai (Macduff), Samuel Sakker (Malcolm), Jihoon Kim (Doctor), Anush Hovhannisyan (Lady-in-Waiting)
Don Giovanni
Cond: Antonio Pappano
Cast includes Ildebrando D'Arcangelo (Don Giovanni), Alex Esposito (Leporello), Raymond Aceto (Commendatore), Albina Shagimuratova (Donna Anna), Rolando Villazón (Don Ottavio), Joyce DiDonato (Donna Elvira), Julia Lezhneva (Zerlina), Matthew Rose (Masetto)
CONCERT: Mozart's Requiem
A concert performance of Mozart's Requiem with a selection of Mozart concert arias performed by Albina Shagimuratova, Julia Lezhneva, Joyce DiDonato, Rolando Villazón and Ildebrando D'Arcangelo.
The soloists for the Mozart Requiem will be Albina Shagimuratova, Joyce DiDonato, Rolando Villazón and Ildebrando D'Arcangelo.
Antonio Pappano conducts.
A limited number of places are available to support The Royal Opera on Tour and join the Company in Japan. For more information please contact Rebecca Regan on +44 (0)20 7212 9344.
For further information, or to book tickets to any of these performances, please visit the Japan Performing Arts Foundation website or contact email@example.com.]]>
Royal Ballet Principal Steven McRae has been given a manga makeover by Dancin' Magazine following the Company's recent Tour to Japan.
The comic tells the story of ballet student Dan who teams up with Steven to defeat the rat monsters. It was created by Takafumi Adachi.
'I wanted to reach out to both children and adults, and encourage them to pursue their dreams', Steven says. 'I adore the artistic qualities of manga and I believe it captures the passion and determination needed to excel in life. This ballet and manga collaboration is aimed to inspire.'
Read First Artist Nathalie Harrison's two blogs about The Royal Ballet's Japanese Tour
The issue of Dancin' Magazine featuring Steven is available online via Amazon Japan.
During the Autumn 2013/14 Season, Steven will perform at Covent Garden in Don Quixote, Romeo and Juliet, Chroma and The Nutcracker.]]>
The Royal Ballet's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland proved incredibly popular in Tokyo last week with sold out houses for all five performances. The tour continues tonight with a gala performance featuring extracts from Symphony in C, Mayerling, Don Quixote and Agon, plus La Valse, Qualia and After the Rain, among others.
Friday will see the first of five performances of Swan Lake, although unfortunately Alina Cojocaru and Johan Kobborg announced today they will not be performing the leading roles on Friday evening. They will be replaced by Steven McRae and Roberta Marquez, who will dance in addition to their published performance on Saturday 13 July matinee.
Talking about the decision, Alina and Johan said:
We are very sorry and sad not to be performing our scheduled performance of Swan Lake with the Company. Unfortunately, due to our recent injuries, although recovering well, we are still unable to meet the physical demands that Swan Lake specifically requires. We both love performing in Japan and look forward to appearing back here soon.'
Find out more about The Royal Ballet tour to Japan from First Artist Nathalie Harrison.]]>
Nothing quite prepared us for the reception Alice's Adventures in Wonderland received over the weekend. The five shows we performed over the weekend were met with rapturous applause and there was a frenzy of people by stage door.
With two shows on each day (including our Friday dress rehearsal), it was a very busy three days. Alice is such a high energy show, and you really have to work hard to balance story-telling with comic timing and parody. Monday, a day off for the Company, was a welcome rest. However, although it was exhausting, there was such a wonderful reception that it was worth every drop of sweat.
Talking of sweat, it's roasting here: as well as the anticipated humidity it's sunny. Talk has moved from sleep to hydration and we are guzzling down isotonic beverages to combat the combination of 35 degree heat and Swan Lake rehearsals. Yesterday we rehearsed Swan Lake, La Valse and Symphony in C at The Tokyo Ballet studios. With the whole Company in full swing (literally), the rehearsal morphed into what felt like 'Bikram Ballet'. Our inner thermostats need to adjust! Today, we are back in the theatre for a stage run through before curtain up on tonight's gala performance.
In between, we've had the chance to explore Tokyo a bit. For our day off on Monday, a small group of us went for a tea ceremony at Happon-En. It is an incredibly peaceful and beautiful place, and it was a real treat to escape the searing heat at midday. It makes sense how popular classical ballet is here as there is such an awareness of courtesy, refinement, manners and historical reference. It's a lovely atmosphere.
However, there is no time to wilt in the heat or immerse ourselves in Tokyo's shopping as we still have work to do! We have set the bar high after the reception that Alice received, and we know this Gala and the following performances of Swan Lake have to be up there. Our changing room has now been emptied of the flower costumes, caterpillars and cats, and is now a mix of swans, tutus and colourful La Valse frocks.
Here we go, on with the Gala show!
Hear more from Nathalie about The Royal Ballet's tour in Japan.]]>
The Royal Ballet tours to Japan have always been legendary among the Company with lots of hard work and lots of adventure. This is my fourth tour to the land of the rising sun but it hits me every time I arrive in Tokyo that this is a city entirely different to home - weirdly wonderful with its pace, energy and spirit.
Following a short stint in Monaco, we arrived in Tokyo excited for the Company's first staging of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland outside Covent Garden. Because of this we've run through the production a number of times at the Tokyo Ballet's studios. Though we battle the initial jet lag hurdle on long haul tours, we always want to deliver fantastic performances, such is the incredible reception from the ballet-mad Japanese audiences.
Bunka Kaikan is a quirky venue with an underground backstage that makes you feel like you are heading down into an air raid shelter. A lovely tradition at this theatre is every performer writes their name on the concrete pillars and walls underground. It's a who's who's of the last 25 years in the dance world and everyone is distracted by reading and doodling on this wall of fame. Also by the stage, every company leaves a poster signed by every member. It's Japanese to honour past performers and performances in this way.
We find all the Alice props strategically squeezed into the stage side dock area. This is a much smaller stage than Covent Garden and the ballet involves many major scenery changes. The afternoon rehearsal is quite slow, despite the Japanese extras and crew being amazingly efficient. It's a big ballet to piece together and get looking slick. We don't quite complete the first run through before we break, but the second one (with orchestra) goes amazingly smoothly. As the ballet saying goes, 'never work with animals, props or children' this production has two of those three!
One of the highlights of the first few days was the Japanese children playing the hedgehogs in Alice, and stealing everyone's hearts. These adorable children are only six (we use ten-year-olds at home) and in the wings they impress us with their little ballet demonstrations.
Away from the rehearsal routine, it's important to recover and refresh ourselves from the long flight - sleep is a hot topic of conversation but some of the girls (myself included) attempt to stay awake and jolt ourselves into a new time-zone. Many of the dancers seek out massages or treatments to aid this and we're in the right place, as cheap, high-quality treatment is available all over the city, which has a wonderful combination of a strong work ethic and an understanding of the importance of relaxation.
Tokyo is a wonderful place to roam around and I've impressed myself with my memory of routes and places. On a break, a few of us went for a stroll in the tranquil gardens at the Nezu Institute of Fine Art. It's a place that I've been to on a number of visits here and, such is its beauty, I always make a point of visiting. UenoPark is another one of my favourites. In between a matinee and evening performance the Company decamps down the hill to gorge on the delicious gyoza and sushi as well as to shop for market gifts and treats.
Though the city is very different from London, there are some similarities (with a slight twist). This is most noticeable when travelling on Tokyo's bustling underground system - we spent a day travelling on the Chiyoda Line (which traverses a cross town District Line-esque route), and our commute to the theatre is on the Ginza Line (a loop that apes the Circle Line). We smile at these comparisons.
Find out more about The Royal Ballet's tour to Japan.]]>
The Royal Ballet will travel to Japan to perform at Bunka Kaikan, Tokyo's main concert hall in July 2013.
The Company will perform Christopher Wheeldon's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (5, 6, 6 MAT and 7 July), which has been a sell-out success since its premiere in 2011, and Anthony Dowell's Swan Lake (12, 12 MAT, 13, 13 MAT and 14 July), one of The Royal Ballet's most famous productions.
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Due to exceptional demand, The Royal Ballet has added an extra performance of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland to the tour; this will be on Sunday 7th July at 18:00.
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There will also be a gala evening performance (10 July), intended to showcase the versatility of the Company and the breadth of its repertory. The evening will feature pas de deux from classic ballets including Manon, The Sleeping Beauty and Don Quixote, as well as the final scene from Mayerling. Works from Royal Ballet Founder Choreographer Frederick Ashton, including Voices of Spring, and George Balanchine's Symphony in C will also be performed.
Contemporary works to be performed include Qualia by Royal Ballet Resident Choreographer Wayne McGregor, After the Rain by Royal Ballet Artistic Associate Christopher Wheeldon, Jubilee pas de deux by Royal Ballet Artist in Residence Liam Scarlett and In the Hothouse by Alastair Marriott.
Other ballet companies who will perform at Bunka Kaikan include The Tokyo Ballet, who will perform La Sylphide in June, and Teatro alla Scala Corps de Ballet, who will perform Romeo and Juliet in September, with Royal Ballet Principal Alina Cojocaru dancing the lead role..
The Royal Ballet regularly tours internationally and the Company has already performed abroad this year: seven Principal dancers performed three gala performances in Rio de Janeiro as part of an education symposium, and members of the Company performed in Northern Ireland as part of its UK City of Culture programme.
Read dancer Yuhui Choe's Q&A about life with The Royal Ballet
Find out full casting details for and information on how to buy tickets for Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Swan Lake.]]>


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ANAHEIM, Calif. -- The way things are shaping up for the Los Angeles Angels, they could clinch the AL West title before the week is out with their closest pursuers in the other dugout.
John Lackey took a four-hit shutout into the ninth inning and the Angels beat the Tampa Bay Devil Rays 2-1 on Tuesday night, inching closer to their third AL West title in four seasons.
The Angels remained 8½ games ahead of second-place Seattle with 11 to play, but reduced their magic number to four. After wrapping up this three-game set, they host the Mariners in a four-game weekend series with a scheduled rotation of Jered Weaver, Joe Saunders, Kelvim Escobar and Lackey.
"You'd like to get it done as quick as you can so you can get everything lined up for whoever you're going to play in the first round," said Lackey, who struck out 10 and walked two in eight-plus innings for his first win since Aug. 27.
After a leadoff double by B.J. Upton in the ninth on Lackey's 105th pitch, Francisco Rodriguez came on for his 36th save in 42 chances. He struck out his first two batters before issuing a walk and giving up an RBI single to Jorge Velandia, his third hit of the game. Rodriguez then fanned Josh Wilson to end it.
"Offensively, we really had a rough night, but John picked us up and pitched one of the best games he's pitched all year," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "He had good stuff, to begin with. He had a live fastball, changed speeds very well with his breaking ball, mixed in some good changeups and maintained his stuff.
"I think if we had a little more of a buffer, John probably could have had a longer rope and might have had an opportunity to finish that game," he added. "He might have had eight or 10 more pitches in him, but at that point in the game with Frankie ready, it just didn't make sense to let him keep going."
Lackey (17-9) improved to 8-1 against the Devil Rays. The right-hander fanned slugger Carlos Pena three times, getting him in the eighth on a breaking ball with the potential tying runs on base.
"I've seen it before, where Carlos expands his strike zone, but that was a good job on him tonight from their end of things," Devil Rays manager Joe Maddon said. "What Carlos has been able to do this year is not swing at those kind of pitches that often. So that just indicates to me how sharp their pitching was against him."
Jason Hammel (2-5) allowed two runs and seven hits over six innings for Tampa Bay. The right-hander is 1-11 in 21 major league starts despite a 2.35 ERA in his last four outings.
"He's been pitching really well lately," Maddon said. "We've made some adjustments with him mechanically, and he's turned into more of a strike thrower. His velocity's picked up a bit and his composure's good."
Chone Figgins opened the first inning with an opposite-field single, stole second, continued to third on catcher Dioner Navarro's throwing error and scored on a wild pitch. The stolen base made Figgins the third player in the Angels' 47-year history with 40 or more in three consecutive seasons, joining Gary Pettis (1984-86) and Luis Polonia (1991-93).
A perfect relay from left fielder Jonny Gomes to shortstop Wilson to Navarro kept the score 1-0 in the Angels' fourth, as Casey Kotchman was cut down trying to score from first base on Howie Kendrick's double to the fence in left-center.
But in the sixth, the Angels scored their second run with the help of a questionable call by first base umpire Brian Runge on a bang-bang play.
After Kotchman was intentionally walked with one out and a runner at third, Kendrick followed with a potential double-play grounder to shortstop. The relay to first from second baseman Velandia appeared to get there just ahead of Kendrick's foot, but Runge called him safe and Maddon came out to argue.
"It was a pretty big moment, but that's part of the game and you can't cry about it," said Maddon, whose Devil Rays are 0-7 at Angel Stadium since he left his job as Angels bench coach two seasons ago.
Lackey and Escobar (17-7) are the first pair of Angels teammates to win at least 17 games in a season since 1991. The club had three that year -- Mark Langston (19), Chuck Finley (18) and Jim Abbott (18). ... LHP J.P. Howell will pitch for the Devil Rays on Wednesday instead of scheduled starter James Shields, who is being shut down for the final two weeks of the season for no other reason than his total of innings pitched. He has 215 in 31 starts, compared to 124 2/3 innings in 21 starts last year as a rookie. ... RHP Ervin Santana will start Wednesday for the Angels instead of RHP Bartolo Colon, who developed back stiffness following his 4 2/3 innings last Friday against the White Sox -- his first outing since July 23. ... The Devil Rays chased their opponent's starting pitcher in less than five innings in six of the previous eight games. ... Velandia is 8-for-13 since he was called up from the minors on Sept. 10.


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Special features
La Carezza Alpina has 3 treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, body scrubs, and body treatments. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and Ayurvedic. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, and Turkish bath/hammam.
The spa is open select days. Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision.
DiningOnsite venue - This family restaurant specializes in local cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Open select days.
Hotel Belvedere, Baselga di Pine's small print
Also known as
- Belvedere Baselga di Pine
- Hotel Belvedere Baselga di Pine
All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision.
Parking height restrictions apply.
For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1 per person, per night, up to 10 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 14 years of age.
Deposit: EUR 250 per stay
Pet deposit: EUR 10 per day
Optional extras
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 50
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 5 per night
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 10 per pet, per stay
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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