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“Invisible Objects Manufacturing Plant”

Genre:
  • Theater / Dance ,
  • Kids / Youth ,
  • Performance
瑞穂ビューパーク・スカイホール (c)松本和幸

Original dance performance created by children together with dancer／actor Aki Tsujita and guitarist Falcon over the course of 10 days workshop.

Staged, choreographed and performed by

Aki Tsujita (dancer/actor)

Music, performed by

Falcon (guitarist)

Performers

Children of 3rd grader of elementary school to junior high school students

Admission

Free
*Advance reservation required
*All seats reserved
*Pre-school children allowed

How to reserve

Please reserve via Reservation form on the official website (in Japanese).
After submitting the form, we will contact you to confirm the reservation within a week, if you don’t have any contact from us, please contact NPO Children Meet Artists.

Deadline for applications
Wednesday, August 24 2022

*Your personal information will be handled with strict security, and used only to send you information from the organizer about this event.
*For inquiry 3 days before the performance and later, please call 070-5455-5626.
*Program contents may be subject to change depending on weather conditions and other unavoidable circumstances.
*Depending on the future transmission of the new coronavirus, the method of holding and accepting applications may be subject to change in accordance with government and municipal policies.
*For the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) infection prevention measures on this program, please see here (PDF, in Japanese).

Contact

NPO Children Meet Artists
TEL: 03-5906-5705
E-mail：pkt-adm@children-art.net

Period

Saturday, August 27 2022, 14:30 (Performance)
Registration starts at 14:00
Doors open at 14:00

Venues

Akasaka Civic Center Citizen's Hall

Flyer

Credit

Organized by
Arts Council Tokyo (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture), NPO Children Meet Artists, Minato Ward Sports Fureai Cultural Health Foundation
Supported by & in cooperation with
Tokyo Metropolitan Government
Supported by
Akasaka Civic Center