The story details the life of Kaguya-hime, a princess from the Moon who is discovered as a baby inside the stalk of a glowing bamboo plant.
The Tokyo Ballet: Kaguyahime
The Tokyo Ballet
Ballet
balletLORENT’s adaptation delves into the universal themes of childhood innocence and the passage of time, beautifully illustrating how love and companionship shape identity and offering a heartfelt reminder of the power of connection.
The story resonates with audiences of all ages, evoking memories of cherished childhood toys and the emotions attached to them. Adults will find themselves reflecting on the fleeting nature of time, while younger audiences will be enthralled by the magic of toys coming to life. At its core, The Velveteen Rabbit is a tale of hope, resilience, and the enduring power of love.
balletLORENT’s production captures this essence with breathtaking dance, evocative storytelling, and stunning visuals, ensuring the story’s timeless message remains as powerful as ever. This emotionally moving performance is a true celebration of imagination, love, and the magic of believing—leaving audiences with a sense of wonder that lingers long after the final curtain falls.
(Director), (Director), (Director), (Choreographer), Ben Crompton (Narrator), Emmy Crompton (Voice of the Velveteen Rabbit), Gavin Coward (The Velveteen Rabbit), John Kendall (Man and Boy, Wild Rabbit, Monkey ), Toby Fitzgibbons (Ragdoll, Wild Rabbit, Soldier), Virginia Scudeletti (Skin Horse, Playroom Fairy, Pink Dolly), Tassia Sissins (Wild Rabbit, Robot, Dog), Nasir Mazhar (CostumeDesign), Nasir Mazhar (SetDesign), (Composer), (Composer)