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KIPPU Under 35 Creative Support Program

2018.12.14 (FRI)、12.15. (SAT)、12.16. (SUN)、1.17. (THR)、1.18. (FRI)、1.19. (SAT)、1.20. (SUN)、2.15. (FRI)、2.16. (SAT)

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    Anju no Chi

A new creative support program aiming to cultivate the next generation of artistic talent in
Kyoto!

ROHM Theatre Kyoto partners with Kyoto Art Center to launch this new creative support program aiming to discover and nurture young artistic talent. The program selects young artists to develop performances for audiences of 150–200, offering support through a dedicated studio space at Kyoto Art Center and the North Hall at ROHM Theatre Kyoto that is fully furnished with lighting and other technical capabilities, as well as assistance from both institutions’ PR and production staff. In this way, the program will cultivate the fresh talent in Kyoto that can fly off around the world. For its inaugural year, the program has selected three groups whose future activities are highly anticipated. What are young artists thinking about? How are they challenging the boundaries of artistic expression? The program will offer unique insights into these questions.

Information

2018.12.14 (FRI)、12.15. (SAT)、12.16. (SUN)、1.17. (THR)、1.18. (FRI)、1.19. (SAT)、1.20. (SUN)、2.15. (FRI)、2.16. (SAT)


(1)blue-egonaku
Friday 14 December – Sunday 16 December
(2) Anju no Chi
Thursday 17 January – Sunday 20 January 2019
(3) akakilike
Friday 15 February – Saturday 16 February 2019

Venue : North Hall

About

(1) blue-egonaku “Sad”

Cast & Creative
Written and Directed by Shinichi Anasako
Cast: Masataka Kinose (Mamamama), Sakiko Matsuoka (DokiDokiBoys), Eiji Oishi, Kazuma Suga, Natsuki Fukui (Umishitagi), Nanami Suwa, Takaharu Nishimura, Erika Hirashima (blue-egonaku)

(2) Anju no Chi “Post-Truth Crescendo Politically Correct Passionato Finale!”

Cast & Creative
Written and Directed by Masaya Okamoto/Kapi Shido
Cast: Ayano Nakamura, Koki Moriwaki, Nanami Kusaka, Maho Nisawa, Hiroe Yamashita, Ryohei Yanagihara, Nobuki Takeda, Tsuyoshi G Tanaka, and more
Stage Manager: Hajime Hirabayashi
Stage Design: Yasutaka Moriwaki
Music: Koji Shiina
Video: Masaya Okamoto
Lighting: Takuma Kawaguchi
Costumes: Junko Ohira
Hair and Makeup: Rei Takamura
Publicity Design: Masaya Okamoto, Nanami Kusaka
Production Coordinator: Hiroshi Watanabe
Writers: Shizuka Hitori, Kenyu Paku
Video Recording: Toshiaki Nakatani, Junko Ohira

(3) akakilike “Nice to meet you. Hello. Who am I now?”

Cast & Creative
Written and Directed by Midori Kurata
Video & Assistant Director: Naoyuki Hirasawa
Cast: Midori Kurata, Makoto Kuratani, Chung Choonyup, Hirotoshi Ura, Yoshio Iwamoto, Hisae Kobayashi, Shigeru Yamada, , Mitsuko Murako, and more (includes video cast)
Sound: Toru Koda
Lighting: Rie Uomori                                                                                                                                                            
Stage Manager: Kazushi Ota                                                                                                                                                    
Production Coordinator: Yoshimi Toyoyama

(1) blue-egonaku

Based in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture. Harnessing playwright and director Shinichi Anasako’s background as a former rapper, this company employs a musically sensitive style featuring a strong sense of rhythm and lyrical language. It performs not only in conventional theatre venues but also everyday spaces such as shopping streets, shopping malls, and monorail trains. Its ambitious output has recently encompassed residencies outside Fukuoka to produce new work. This is its seventh production in Kyoto. It aspires to create work that transcends genre and geography, stimulating raw sensibilities not visible to the human eye based on inspirations from encounters with new kinds of people and culture.

(2) Anju no Chi

Formed in July 2016, Anju no Chi’s inaugural production was “Valley Metropolis Plan” at atelier GEKKEN and “Linked by the Fate of the Afterlife” at Ningenza. All the company’s members hail from the generation born in the 1990s and aspire to create work with a contemporary nature and a focus on theatre. In addition to theatre, the members of the company also produce various other kinds of work on an individual basis.

(3) akakilike

Producing mainly theatre work, the company akakilike comprises only technical crew and Midori Kurata. The group brings together collaborators to serve as members of the cast and crew with equal standing. It recruits no dancers or actors, instead deciding the performers as is necessary for each production.

Presented by ROHM Theatre Kyoto (Kyoto City Music Arts and Culture Promotion Foundation), Kyoto Art Center (Kyoto Arts and Culture Foundation), Kyoto City
The above are the overall organizers. Each individual performance is presented by its respective producers and co-presented by ROHM Theatre Kyoto (Kyoto City Music Arts and Culture Promotion Foundation), Kyoto Art Center (Kyoto Arts and Culture Foundation), and Kyoto City.

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Ticket Prices

Unreserved seating
¥3,000
25 and Under
¥2,500
Students (high school and younger)
¥1,000
Tickets (general, 25 and Under) available on the door for an additional ¥500

(1) Now on sale
(2) Tickets on Sale: Sunday 18 November 2018
(3) Tickets on Sale: Saturday 22 December 2018