"I'm not born, so I can't do it yet."

*Information at the time of adoption.

Name of the organization or individual

standard space swimming

subsidy category

Tokyo Arts and Culture Promotion Subsidy

Grant Type

single year

FY 2013 Phase II Tokyo Arts and Culture Promotion Grant (Single Year Grant Program)

"Young Woman X" premiere (2013) Photo by amemiya yukitaka

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Business Overview

By organically intertwining 3 dimensional actors with 2 dimensional elements such as text, pictures, photographs and floor plans projected on the stage, a 2.5 dimensional play is created. This is a new performance of Ban Jyo, who has suddenly started to attract attention with his brand new style and excellent eye for the existence that treats organic matter and inorganic matter equally. Takes on a new stage as the youngest director to perform solo at the Tokyo Art Theater. Writer, Director, Video: Takutaka Yamamoto Performers: Kazuki Ohashi, Fumi Kumagawa, Yukira Nomoto, Sao Ito, Masahiro Oishi (Mamagoto), Ayana Shiibashi, Mikie Tanaka, Yuri Nagoya, Satoshi Hasaya, Kan Fukuhara Art Direction: Kazuki Takakura Music Production: Hiroki Chiba Art: Tomomi Nakamura Lighting: Yuta Yamauchi Sound: Mai Takahashi Costume: Koko Fujitani (FAIFAI) Stage Director: Kentaro Sakurai Assistant Director: Kazuhiro Kimura Producers: Hatsumi Kakinoki, Urara Tsukuni (Kamiguse), Satoshi Kawaguchi Production Cooperation: Takuo Miyanaga (ZuQnZ) Producer: Momo Sakamoto

implementation period

Saturday, April 19, 2014 to 27th (Sun) (scheduled)

Place of implementation

Tokyo Metropolitan Art Theater Theater Theater East (Toshima Ward, Tokyo)

Profile

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A theater group based in Tokyo. Established in 2007. All screenwriting and direction by Yamamoto Suguru. His work is characterized by a critical style in which he examines the boundaries between reality and story, and questions the passage between them and the way they should be. The subject matter humorously deals with opposites such as life and death, dreams and reality, video games (or virtual worlds) and the real world, and love and hate. In recent years, new expressions have been pursued by combining lights, characters and symbols with actors.