A controversial work that asks questions about the future of a country torn between coexistence and exclusion
Information
2025.6.20 (FRI) – 6.21 (SAT)
Friday, June 20, 2025, 7 p.m., Saturday, June 21, 2025, 2 p.m.
Venue : North Hall
About
Pink No. 3
The Kyoto-based Pink No. 3 is a playwright and director. A former undertaker. His work is known for blurring the line between the living and the dead, and for its unforgiving portrayal of the darker side of humanity and society. Recent output includes Desert Sea (2020), Water Lily (2021), and the courtroom drama Terror (2022), all of which featured sign language. Treating sign language as a form of body art, his work has gained attention for reinterpreting directing in ways that transcend conventional understandings of accessibility. He aspires to create theater that is truly open to all audiences, such as through using deaf actors and incorporating techniques to ensure accessibility, and engages in new efforts in this vein.
Miyuki Ikuta
Director. Graduated from the Graduate School of Music at Tokyo University of the Arts. Has a Master’s Degree in Music.
Entered the Bungakuza Actors Institute in 2011 and became a full member in 2016.
The same year, she went to Germany on a language study scholarship with the Goethe Institute Culture Program. She began activities as a member of the all-female theater unit Riseiteki-na-Henzentachi (Rational Eccentrics) in 2018.
In 2023, she won the Yomiuri Theater Awards Excellence Award, Best Director Award for her Palestinian Theater Performance Series “Prisoners of the Occupation”(Theatre Office Natori), “Naval Encounter 2023” (Riseiteki-na-Henzintachi), “Butcher” (Theatre Office Natori), and also won the Newcomer Award for Fine Art for “Prisoners of the Occupation”, “Anatomy of a Suicide” (Bungakuza Atelier no Kai) and more.
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Presented by ROHM Theatre Kyoto (Kyoto City Music Art Cultural Promoting Foundation), Kyoto City
A Theatre Office Natori production
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Supported by
the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan
through the Japan Arts Council
Contact
ロームシアター京都 チケットカウンター TEL:075-746-3201
Tickets
Ticket Prices
All seats unreserved Advance: ¥3,500 / 25 and Under: ¥2,000 / 20 and Under: ¥1,000 Club Members: ¥3,200Pre-release
2025.4.6 (SUN)
*only for the ≪Friends≫ members (online members), ≪Club≫ members (Kyoto Concert Hall, ROHM Theatre common membership), Kyoto Symphony Orchestra.
Tickets on Sale
2025.4.13 (SUN)
Tickets Available from
- ROHM Theatre Kyoto Online Tickets
- ROHM Theatre Kyoto Box Office［TEL.075-746-3201 (10:00～17:00、Open year round (except when closed for temporary closing dates, etc.))］
- Kyoto Concert Hall Box Office［TEL.075-711-3231 (10:00～17:00 closed on the 1st and the 3rd Mondays, and the following Tuesday in case 1st or 3rd Monday is a national holiday) ］
Accessibility
Accessibility
We have the following support for the audience.
■For the audience members using wheelchairs
There are limited number of seats for wheelchairs available for this performance. Please also consult us about the helpers’ seats.
For application and inquiry: ROHM Theatre Kyoto Box Office TEL.075-746-3201
Accessible parking space and accessible toilet room are also available, as well as rental wheelchairs.
For application and inquiry: ROHM Theatre Kyoto accessibility@rohmtheatrekyoto.jp
Babysitting Services
Childcare is available for audiences with young children so that they can better enjoy performances. Information on how and when to reserve will be available here.
Dates and times:
Saturday, June 21, 2025, 1:15 p.m. until 15 minutes after the end of the performance.
Deadline for applications:
Saturday, June 14, 2025
■Application Form
https://pro.form-mailer.jp/fms/d538fb11306793
For ages: from 3 months up to school age
Fee: ¥1,000 (per person and performance)