Wagner Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg Opera in 3 Acts / Sung in German with Japanese surtitles

Schedule & tickets

Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Main Hall
Performance date Tickets Booking Opens Book Tickets
Wednesday 4 August 2021 14:00

[Canceled]

S 29,700 yen
A 23,100 yen
B 18,700 yen
C 14,300 yen
D 9,900 yen
E 5,500 yen
F 3,300 yen
U26 3,300 yen

Various discounts available

Saturday 3 April 2021

Canceled

Saturday 7 August 2021 14:00

[Canceled]

* Persons with disabilities: S26,730yen A20,790yen (The prices apply to one companion)

* Discount tickets for Under-26s (a limited number of Seat A, B) and persons with disabilities are only available at the Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Box Office. Valid ID required upon entrance.

* Group Sales (Seat S, A/Groups of 10 or more) are available in a limited number. Please contact the Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Box Office for further details.

* Please contact the Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Box Office for purchasing wheelchair-accessible seats (Seat A only).

New National Theatre, Tokyo OPERA PALACE
Performance date Tickets Booking Opens Book Tickets
Thursday 18 November 2021 16:00
S 33,000 yen
A 27,500 yen
B 19,800 yen
C 13,200 yen
D 6,600 yen
Z 1,650 yen(Day Tickets)

Various discounts available

Saturday 4 September 2021

Ended

Sunday 21 November 2021 14:00
Wednesday 24 November 2021 14:00
Sunday 28 November 2021 14:00
Wednesday 1 December 2021 14:00
*Please contact New National Theatre Box Office for further details.

Creators

Conductor

ONO Kazushi

ONO Kazushi

Production

Jens-Daniel Herzog

Jens-Daniel HERZOG

  • Set Design: Mathis NEIDHARDT
  • Costume Design: Sibylle GADEKE
  • Lighting Design: Fabio ANTOCI
  • Choreography: Ramses SIGL
  • Associate Director: Heiko HENTSCHEL

Cast

[Tokyo Bunka Kaikan]
Hans Sachs: Thomas Johannes MAYER
Veit Pogner: Guido JENTJENS
Kunz Vogelgesang: MURAKAMI Kota
Konrad Nachtigall: KONDO Kei
Sixtus Beckmesser: Adrian ERÖD
Fritz Kothner: AOYAMA Takashi
Balthasar Zorn: AKITANI Naoyuki
Ulrich Eisslinger: SUZUKI Jun
Augustin Moser: ITO Tatsundo
Hermann Ortel: TOMOKIYO Takashi
Hans Schwarz: HASEGAWA Akira
Hans Foltz: TSUMAYA Hidekazu
Walther von Stolzing: Norbert ERNST
David: MOCHIZUKI Tetsuya
Eva: HAYASHI Masako
Magdalene: KOBAYASHI Yuka
Ein Nachtwächter: GOTO Kazuma

[New National Theatre, Tokyo]
Hans Sachs: Thomas Johannes MAYER
Veit Pogner: Guido JENTJENS
Kunz Vogelgesang: MURAKAMI Kota
Konrad Nachtigall: YONASHIRO Kei
Sixtus Beckmesser: Adrian ERÖD
Fritz Kothner: AOYAMA Takashi
Balthasar Zorn: AKITANI Naoyuki
Ulrich Eisslinger: SUZUKI Jun
Augustin Moser: KANNO Atsushi
Hermann Ortel: ONUMA Toru
Hans Schwarz: HASEGAWA Akira
Hans Foltz: TSUMAYA Hidekazu
Walther von Stolzing: Stefan VINKE
David: ITO Tatsundo
Eva: HAYASHI Masako
Magdalene: YAMASHITA Makiko
Ein Nachtwächter: SHIMURA Fumihiko

Chorus: New National Theatre Chorus, Nikikai Chorus Group
Orchestra: Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra

  • Thomas Johannes MAYER
    Thomas Johannes MAYER
  • Guido JENTJENS
    Guido JENTJENS
  • MURAKAMI Kota
    MURAKAMI Kota
  • KONDO Kei
    KONDO Kei
  • YONASHIRO Kei
    YONASHIRO Kei
  • Adrian EROD
    Adrian EROD
  • AOYAMA Takashi
    AOYAMA Takashi
  • AKITANI Naoyuki
    AKITANI Naoyuki
  • SUZUKI Jun
    SUZUKI Jun
  • ITO Tatsundo
    ITO Tatsundo
  • KANNO Atsushi
    KANNO Atsushi
  • TOMOKIYO Takashi
    TOMOKIYO Takashi
  • 大沼 徹/ONUMA Toru
    ONUMA Toru
  • HASEGAWA Akira
    HASEGAWA Akira
  • TSUMAYA Hidekazu
    TSUMAYA Hidekazu
  • Norbert ERNST
    Norbert ERNST
  • Stefan VINKE
    Stefan VINKE
  • MOCHIZUKI Tetsuya
    MOCHIZUKI Tetsuya
  • HAYASHI Masako
    HAYASHI Masako
  • KOBAYASHI Yuka
    KOBAYASHI Yuka
  • YAMASHITA Makiko
    YAMASHITA Makiko
  • GOTO Kazuma
    GOTO Kazuma
  • SHIMURA Fumihiko
    SHIMURA Fumihiko

Synopsis

Act I
Afternoon mass at Saint Catherine’s church. The knight Walther falls in love at first sight with Eva, the daughter of goldsmith Pogner. Walther finds out that the winner of the Mestersinger contest on the following day, will win Eva’s hand in marriage. He learns the rules of song composing from David, the cobbler apprentice. During the preliminary trial, the town clerk Bechmesser, who want to marry Eva, gives Walther a failing mark, but the cobbler Sachs praises Walther’s free spirit and talent.
Act Ⅱ
That evening in front of Sachs’ house. Bechmesser appears and serenades Eva. David mistakenly thinks it is his sweetheart who is being serenaded and punches Bechmesser, causing a riot that involves the whole town.
Act Ⅲ
Following morning at Sachs’ house. Walther and Sachs composes a song for the contest. Beckmesser appears and finds the draft of Walther’s song. Sachs gives the draft to Beckmesser. Beside the Pegnitz River, the site of the singing contest, Beckmesser sings a song based on the draft he found, but he gets laughed at. He accuses Sachs of tricking him, but Sachs announces that the song is Walther’s. When Walther sings his song, everybody is moved. Walther wins Eva’s hand in marriage, but declines the title of Meistersinger. Sachs persuades him to accept the title. The opera ends with a chorus lauding the arts of Germany.
  • General Producer: 
    ONO Kazushi
  • Produced by: 
    Tokyo Bunka Kaikan/New National Theatre, Tokyo/Salzburg Easter Festival/Semperoper Dresden
  • Presented by: 

    [Performances at Tokyo Bunka Kaikan] Tokyo Metropolitan Government /Tokyo Bunka Kaikan operated by Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture

    [Performances at New National Theatre, Tokyo] New National Theatre Foundation

  • Co-presented by: 
    [Performances at Tokyo Bunka Kaikan] Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra
  • Collaborated by: 
    Tokyo Nikikai Opera Foundation