PROGRAM
The twenty-fifth edition in this talk series is a tie-up event with the production of The Burning Bride, a play based on research done in the Kurdish community in Japan and exploring questions of coexistence and exclusion. The talk features Miyuki Ikuta, the Bungakuza director and member of the theatre group Riseiteki-na-Henzintachi who uses theatre to investigate urgent social issues, and the social worker Yuma Osawa, whose publications include Social Welfare and Foreigners (2023, Akashi Shoten) and who is part of the support team at Tsukuroi Tokyo Fund. They will think together about how we can use the imagination to consider the people with whom we live, learning about situations and utilizing theatrical approaches that get closer to others through our imaginations.
Information
2025.5.16 (FRI)
Friday, May 16, 2025, 7 p.m.
Venue : Park Plaza 3F Lobby
About
Guest
Miyuki Ikuta（Director）
Yuma Osawa（social worker ）
Entrance fee
Free (priority given to advance registration)
*If seats are available on the day, you can participate without prior registration.
Registration
Please register either through the dedicated online reservation form (here) or by FAX to 075-746-3366.
If applying by FAX, please provide your name, the number of attendees, your email address, and your phone number.
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Presented by ROHM Theatre Kyoto (Kyoto City Music Art Cultural Promoting Foundation), Kyoto City
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