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"Tinkerbell in Shoji Land"

Genre:
  • Theater / Dance
(C) Nobuhiko Hikichi

Peter Pan, the eternal boy who never grows up, has come to Japan through an unexpected turn of events.
Tinkerbell, the fairy who was always with Peter, travels the world telling their story of love. In Japan, Peter fell in love with…a doll! In this one-person play, Hideki Noda’s “Peter Pan spin-off” in Japan, Tink sometimes plays the role of Peter as she tells their story. It’s Peter Pan’s “un-human” love in “Shoji Land (Japan).”

Playwright:Hideki Noda
Director:Marcello Magni
Actor:Tomoko Mariya
Performer: Takuma Noguchi

Hideki Noda wrote this one-person play, a dreamlike masterpiece, over a three-day New Year holiday when he was 25 years old.
Scattered liberally throughout this “un-human” love story is the “word play” that burst forth from the young Noda’s sensitive imagination, and “songs” made with melodies by Ringo Sheena.
Once again, we are presenting the version performed by Tomoko Mariya, who painted the story with kaleidoscopic charm in the 2014 production. This fantastical story for grownups is not to be missed.

Ticket

【Tickets on sale from Saturday, April 25】
【Tickets for additional dates on sale from Saturday, June 13】
Adult: 3,500 yen in advance, 4,000 yen at the door
High School Students: 1,000 yen *
25 or younger: 2,500 yen *
65 or older: 3,000 yen *

*requires ID

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Contact

Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Box Office
TEL: 0570-010-296

Period

Sunday, July 12 2015, 14:00
Monday, July 13 2015, 19:00
Wednesday, July 15 2015, 19:00
Thursday, July 16 2015, 14:00
Friday, July 17 2015, 19:00
Saturday, July 18 2015, 14:00
Sunday, July 19 2015, 14:00
Monday, July 20 2015, 14:00 ★

★Additional date

Venues

Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre, Theatre West

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Credit

Organized by
Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture), Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Arts Council Tokyo (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture)
Assisted by
FY2015 Agency for Cultural Affairs Project to Revitalize Theaters and Concert Halls